Keychron K2 Aluminum TKL Bluetooth RGB Win + Mac Mechanical Keyboard

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SKU: KCK2-A-RGB_
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Keychron K2 Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard

Available Switches

Gateron Brown thumbnailGateron Brown
KCK2-A-RGBB
$94.00
Gateron Blue thumbnailGateron Blue
KCK2-A-RGBC
$94.00
Gateron Red thumbnailGateron Red
KCK2-A-RGBR
$94.00

Keycaps

Backlighting

  • RGB LED Primary LEDs: RGB
  • RGB LED Control LEDs: RGB

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Features

  • Rechargeable 4000mAh li-polymer battery has up to 10 hours working time
  • Wireless connectivity with Bluetooth 3.0
  • Aluminum frame
  • Included USB-C cable charges battery and connects to device
  • Compatible for use with Windows/Android/Mac/iOS

Details and Specifications

BrandKeychron
ModelK2 Aluminum
SizeTenkeyless
Switch StemsMX
Physical LayoutANSI
Logical LayoutUS QWERTY
Frame ColorBlack
Frame Top MaterialAluminum
Frame Bottom MaterialAluminum
Primary LED ColorRGB
Control LED ColorRGB
Hotswap SocketsNo
USB Key RolloverFull
Multimedia KeysYes
Switch Mount TypePlate
Built in Audio PortNo
Built in Mic PortNo
Interface(s)Wireless,USB-C
Windows CompatibleYes
Mac CompatibleYes
Linux CompatibleYes
Dimensions5.08" x 12.48" x 1.52"
Weight2.17 lbs
Cord Length60 inches

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  • This keyboard it's amazing!! i switched back to mechanical keyboard with an horrible previous experience with a keyboard with blue switches.
    got this one with red ones, definitely the type of switches i like the most.
    IMO for the price it's a great deal i didn't had to pay custom costs (i'm in italy at the moment).
    NB: I recived the keychron k2 version 2 wich is better than the version one, but the seller doesn't mention anything about the board version.

  • I found this keyboard through searching for wireless mechanical keyboard options and the Kickstarter campaign seemed pretty successful so I took a shot. I purchased the RGB aluminum frame with brown switches as a replacement for an old Razer board with green switches.

    The overall build of this keyboard is good. I'm glad I purchased the aluminum one as I feel that the plastic one would have felt 'cheap'. The keyboard looks nice but the LEDs don't really shine through with this case design. That's not a bad thing, just something to note.
    The keys feel good, but the key caps themselves aren't the best. They clack a lot when typing. I do tend to bottom out when I type, so your mileage may vary.
    This keyboard is not reprogrammable with software aside from AutoHotkey which is a less than elegant solution.

    I got excited when I first found it as it was going to be my first small form factor keyboard. The site originally said it would be shipped September 30th, but I received it on the 20th, so that was a plus. However, in my impatience I bought a Durgod Hades 68 from Amazon with the same Gateron Brown switches, and I feel like I was spoiled a little bit. The Keychron K2 typing experience isn't as enjoyable as on the Durgod. Add that to the shipping and customs fees I paid (it was shipped to Canada), and my total came out to around CAD$180, which almost makes me almost regret the purchase.

    TLDR - Nice aluminum board, a bit clacky, RGBs are kind of dim, but theoretically a low price depending on where you are. If you want a wireless mechanical keyboard, I'd say go for it.

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