Priced at $209.00 for the barebone model and $229.00 for the fully assembled model
Sales will start from October 30, 2024 from authorized distributors in Japan.
Japanese layout (JIS layout) version added to Japan authorized distributor model lineup
Priced at 44,990 yen (including tax) in Japan for both arrays
75% layout version of Keychron Q8 Max
Compared to the Q10 Pro, it differs mainly in that the polling rate of the 2.4GHz wireless connection has been increased to 1000Hz, there is more sound-absorbing material, and the key switches used have been changed.
Supports two types of wired/wireless connections
Rotary encoder knob is mounted in the upper left corner.
Keycaps feature double-shot PBT KSA profile
Priced at $209.00 for the barebone model and $229.00 for the fully assembled model
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