KeychronC2 Full Size 104 Keys Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for Mac Layout, Gateron G Pro Brown Switch/White LED Backlight/Double Shot ABS Keycaps/USB C Computer Keyboard for Windows Laptop

A competent keyboard with a few minor quirks. The brown switch keyboard preforms like other brown keys I have used. I use it in the wired windows mode. There are 8 key set for Mac and window, esc along with a key cap puller. It also comes with a cloth braided USB C-Am cable.Quirks: It can only wake from sleep or monitor off with 3/4 of the keys. Not spacebar. The NumLock light remains on in sleep (Bios dependent?, ErP?). The function key labels (F1, F2 ..) are not well lighted due to the led at the top of the switch.I recommend SharpKey app to remap the keys. (not all keys) It uses the windows registry method so no macros or shift-X stuff. I always switch CapLock and Ctrl (due to my Unix days).It has 18 light pattern to choose from but are not described in the manual:These are my names with KP=key press.0- off, light key with KP; 1- All on, temp off with KP; 2-Moving sine wave; 3-Off, explode outward from KP; 4- off, horizontal explode from KP; 5-off, Vertical wave with KP; 6- all on; 7- slow sec fade in/out; 8- off, ring with KP; 9- Fade in/out wave, 1 sec; 10- Fade In/Out horizontal wave, top to bottom; 11- Fade in/out circular wave; 12- random key light then fade away; 13- fade in/out vertical wave right->left;14- quick key blink (random?) ; 15- traveling wave left->right top-> bottom; 16- diagonal quick wave bottom left to top right; 17- fade in/out sloshing water

worth the cost, works perfect! Sounds and feels great to type on.

This is my first mechanical keyboard and I now wonder why I waited this long to get one. It looks pretty cool (paired with a Mac Mini) and it is a pleasure to type on.

The keyboard has a nice sound for the price and aren't mushy. It is on the louder side but I don't mind it since it sounds good. When connected to a dock but not to my laptop they make an annoying blinking light pattern. Changing between light modes is frustrating since there are so many cycles and hard to tell which is which. For the price a solid keyboard. It's a nice touch that it includes a USBC to a adapter.

Purchased this keyboard in 'like new condition', but it arrived very dirty and clearly used. I was able to tear it down, remove key caps and clean it so considering the price I'm not too unhappy, but I did notify seller (Keycron) there is obviously a disconnect in actual condition and listing condition. Additionally, it arrived by itself, and was missing all additional pieces (Windows key caps, USB cord, etc.) to which customer service was very responsive and sent me all missing pieces. Saw some reviews stating their customer service was poor, however in my experience they always get back to you very quickly and gave no pushback in providing me the missing items once I confirmed my order with them. In the end, keyboard looks great, no damage, works well and I was made whole.

I just grew really tired of the Magic keyboards that Apple makes, they are awful!I have a nice brown switch kb for my gaming pc and sought out one for my office computer which happened to be a mac mini.I took a gamble with this Keychron since its so affordable but i am very pleased with the results!It has very high quality build and the key presses are so good! The weight is really good as well, it be moving as you furiously type your spicy fanfics!It connects via USB-C and comes with a braided USB-A to USB-C cable which was nice however for my M4 Mac Mini I had to use a USB-C to USB-C cable. No biggie, it still worked fine. This keyboard as a mode switch to switch between a Mac keyboard to a PC keyboard and comes with the appropriate replacement key caps btw, very nice touch!Overall I'm very happy with this product!

I use a Ducky One2 with Cherry MX Red switches for my home computer setup and wanted to get a mechanical keyboard for my job. I didn't want to spend the $100+ on another Ducky. After much research I decided to take the gamble on this Keychron C2 with Gateron Red switches. It was significantly cheaper than the Ducky One2 (about sixty bucks for this item) and so far I am very pleased. The Gateron Red is similar to the Cherry MX Red, with subtle differences. I can't say if I prefer one over the other. Both feel great.The build quality is very good. The overall feel when typing is awesome. The fact that it also comes with lighting for the price is a plus (although I don't care for it too much).I would highly recommend this product at the price of sixty bucks. Once you go mechanical, it's next to impossible to go back. Will update this review in a few months to see how it has held up.

Ive owned several "gaming" keyboards over the years, from ones with LCD screens built in, to the loudest blue switches, to the rbg oozing out of the sides.By a mile, this keyboard is perfect for me. The red switches are just the right volume and tactile feel for me. The lighting is perfect, the included key puller was used day one to replace a few keycaps.I am extremely happy with the keyboard in every aspect. I highly recommend it if you want a quality keyboard. The backlight can be dimmed and brightened as needed, I typically have it on dim in the evening and bright during daylight. I am running on a KVM switch that my Razer started having feedback issues with immediately. For the longest time I left the backlight off. I am glad that I finally broke down and tried something new that was more geared for function than looks. I will never look back!