Keychron’s B Series is an ultra-thin keyboard that uses the popular scissor-style switches instead of the mechanical key switches that had been used until then.
When it was launched in its home country on May 28, 2024, it was available only in ANSI (US layout), but from this Japanese launch, JIS layout is also available as an option.
In addition to the inexpensive pricing, which can be purchased starting in the 6,000-yen range, the keymap can be changed.
The keyboard is thin, so it will be easy to replace the keyboard with one that is almost identical to the one you normally use.
The Keychron Q6 Max is a 100% full-size layout mechanical keyboard.
It was launched on January 18, 2024 at the home site.
In addition to the gasket-mounted construction, Keychron’s top-of-the-line model features not only multiple layers of sound-absorbing material, but also a full aluminum body and a 1000 Hz polling rate for wireless connections.
JIS layouts have been added for this Japanese launch.
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