B6 Pro Ultra-Thin Wireless Keyboard, Full-Size ZMK with Numeric Keypad Quiet Typing, 2.4 GHz/Bluetooth 5.2/Wired Connection Long Battery Life, Compatible with Mac Windows Linux - Ivory White

I enjoyed using this keyboard until it suddenly malfunctioned. After the sixth month, the keyboard would not register my commands properly, or at all. For example, pressing letter 'Q' will result in inputting 'qwe', or repeatedly inputting 'qqqqqqqq', or not registering at all. The quality of the keyboard could potentially be lacking. There were no signs of issues while using it for the 6 months. It was completely random. The device was never damaged. It's unfortunate that it stopped working, but I guess I'll stick with my Logitech K780. Pros: - Affordable - Quiet keys - Satisfying presses - Accessories included in the box - 3 modes of connectivity: Wired, Bluetooth, 2.4ghz - Fast connectivity (No connection issues on all three modes) - Great Design - Lightweight - Works on Windows, Mac, & Linux Cons: - The longevity of the keyboard is questionable due to the sudden malfunction. - Indicators on the F, J, & 5 keys were too thin to locate by touch. - No backlight (Not really a con, but it depends if that's what you're looking for)

Reviews said this keyboard is not as good as the MX Keys keyboard I have been using for 2 years. The reviews were wrong, I transitioned to this keyboard and didn’t notice any difference in my typing. Sure, the build quality isn’t the same, but it’s really good, certainly way better than a $50 keyboard could how to be. Now my wife has the MX Keys and I have the Keychron B6 Pro at work (I just bought another one, the retro color way for my home office). Overall great looking keyboard, every connection option you could want, and an excellent type feel on par with much more expensive keyboards.

It's a quality keyboard, and if there were a way to adjust the angle to someone more comfortable, I'd keep it. As it doesn't have a way to do that, I'm returning it. For the price, it's very high quality.

Very quiet and great for home office.

Used this keyboard for 1-2 weeks and the "e" key has already started malfunctioning. It does not recognize the first key press fairly often and needs to be pressed again. Never had this happen with a keyboard before. Other than that, I think the keyboard is an affordable alternative to MX Keys S as long as you are okay with cheaper materials and no backlighting.