Mechanical Keyboards

Keychron K6 Review

A Great Mechanical Keyboard With a Genuine Mac Layout

As I mentioned in yesterday’s blog, I switched from a Logitech K380 to a Keychron K6.

In this blog, I want to go over the reasons why I chose the K6 and what you can expect if you buy one for yourself.

Image by author. Shot with Sony Alpha 58, 18–55 mm lens. Edited in ON1 Effects 2019.

Since I earned some good money for the past two months on Medium, and I am now writing much more, I thought it was time to upgrade my main device to get those blogs done — which is the keyboard. Being on the Mac for 99 % of my on-screen time, I really wanted a mechanical keyboard with a Mac layout. After hours of research, Keychron was my only option with a German ISO layout.

Let’s begin with a look into the package:

What Is in the Package?

In the package is the keyboard itself — obviously. It is nicely protected inside a thin matte foil and surrounded by soft foam.

Image by author.

Additionally, you will find a tool to remove the keycaps. It is nothing out of the ordinary but gets the job done.