Keychron keyboards may not have the typical “gamer” aesthetic, but most Keychron keyboards can match the performance and features of other gaming keyboards at a fraction of the price. Right now, some of our favorite Keychron keyboards are on sale at Woot, with some models discounted to their lowest price ever.
Each fully assembled keyboard can be equipped with a range of switch options as standard, but every Keychron keyboard is hot-swappable, making it compatible with virtually any three- or five-pin mechanical switch on the aftermarket. Keychron keyboards are also compatible with a wide range of custom keycaps and can customize their layout and RGB lighting using the Browser-based Via S oftware.
Any of these keyboards is a winner for me, but if I had to take home just one from this sale, it would be the Keychron Q7. In addition to the line of signature Keychrons we mentioned, this compact, wired keyboard comes with several color options for the body and features a unique 70% layout. This keyboard layout does away with the number pad and function row, but retains directional and navigation keys. You can buy a fully assembled Keychron Q7 from Woot for just $79.99 (was $179.99).
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Other options you may want to check out include the sleek, low-profile Keychron K1 Pro, on sale for $54.99 (was $109.99), or the 60% layout Keychron Q4 for $69.99 (was $179.99). If you’re into buttons, you can also find the Keychron Q3 on sale for $89.99 (was $209.99).
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