Keychron B6 Pro Ultra-Slim Full-Size Wireless Keyboard - Ivory White

I really like this keyboard. It's super easy to transition from working on my mac, to gaming on my PC. It only take half a second to swap to a different device. Battery life is phenomenal, I still haven't charged since buying it three or four months ago and it's still at 60% (2-3 full days per week of use). Key travel and key feel is ideal for me, especially coming from an apple magic keyboard. Keys are quiet but still give some auditory and physical feedback. A little louder than a magic keyboard, much quieter than a mechanical keyboard. I've had zero issues with functionality or build quality. I do wish it automatically sensed and changed the command/windows key like the MX Keys does. The physical switch is easy but annoying that it couldn't be done automatically. And I wish it woke up from sleep a little quicker. You can start typing right away on an MX Keys but this one takes about 3 seconds to wake up and start registering keystrokes. However, the price difference makes the downsides well worth it in my opinion.

Before buying this keyboard, I had a preference for mechanical keyboards; however, since I work in an office, the typing noise of mechanical keyboards was too loud, so I ultimately chose this model. Overall, the user experience has been excellent—the keys are responsive and sufficiently quiet, and accidental keystrokes are rare. Importantly, it supports simultaneous connections to multiple devices, which boosts work efficiency.

I was looking to replace my low profile Microsoft Bluetooth Keyboard in Glacier but Microsoft no longer manufactures them and Incase, the company that has taken over with its Designed by Microsoft line, does not make a white or glacier model. Where could I find a keyboard with a similar soft touch, low resistance action? With a little AI help I discovered this Keychron B6 Pro keyboard. I hadn't heard of the brand and was ambivalent about ordering but am glad I did. It is very low profile which I love, with full keyboard including number pad (what is this trend for keyboards without one?), low resistance though noisy keys, rechargeable(!) and triple connection options. After setting it up I was a little annoyed by how noisy it was at first - if you like silent typing, this is not for you. But it is very responsive with the RF adapter (you may prefer it to Bluetooth, which the keyboard also supports) and my typing is more accurate than it was with the Microsoft keyboard. Right out of the box! That was a surprise. And I have reduced finger fatigue because the keys are so responsive. And aesthetically it nicely completes my all white workstation setup. Caveats When you use the RF adapter, it shows up as a simple HID device and you can't get a battery level in Windows. To get the battery level it needs to be connected via Bluetooth. However, I find the RF more responsive than Bluetooth on my Dell AIO 7700. Your experience may vary. The numlock light stays lit whenever the keyboard is in use. This may drain the battery faster. Maybe peculiar to touch typists but I wish the nubs for home row keys, F and J, were a little more prominent. This device is compatible with Mac or Windows. There is a little switch on the back to select modes. Be sure to choose the one for your OS. It also has a physical switch to slide between Bluetooth, wired and RF modes. Conclusion This is a surprisingly nice keyboard. Well made and sturdy, and very low profile which I love since it reduces wrist flexing. It is almost flat. The white color is warm, not bluish like the Microsoft Glacier color. I have no one else to annoy so I've come to embrace the clicky-clacky sound. The keys have nice travel and typing is low effort. I can be 3 to 5 words per minute faster than the old Microsoft keyboard. It's rechargeable! And it charges quickly. It is now surprising to me that the similarly priced Microsoft/InCase keyboards still use standard AAA batteries. I keep a USB-C cable for charging devices on my desk. This is one more device that can take advantage of it. If you're looking for a responsive, low profile, sub-$100, full keyboard in white I don't think you could find better.

I've had it for a week, and I'm very pleased with it. A great value and it works perfectly. I appreciate the inclusion of a silicone cover and the stickers were cute too.

This was a recommended upgrade from my Logitech Easy‑Switch K811 for my Mac. On paper this is a really nice full sized keyboard for a reasonable price ($45). Its thin. They keypads are nice and responsive. Its quiet when typing. Regarding the experience with the keyboard, I have no complaints but there are a few things to point out. There is no backlit feature. The application used to customize keys is terrible as another reviewer mentioned, it requires logging into a website and to be frank I was unable to successfully connect my B6 Pro to this browser base app to make any custom inputs. Additionally, the customer service is absolutely terrible. my "A" key became unresponsive shortly after my purchase. It would not respond or it would randomly start inputting "aaaaaaa" on its own. I messaged the seller and its been over a week and they did not respond. Fortunately, this fixed itself and my keyboard is working okay. Overall not happy about that experience. EDIT: Customer service has not gotten back to me after 3-4 weeks. During this time the keyboard more cumbersome than anything I have ever used. The "D" key becomes unresponsive typing quickly, "aldosterone" quickly, the "d" will not register = "alosterone". the "Control" key jams despite nothing physically pressing it (I removed key and checked, too), thus alternative keys are typed. This happens as I type this now. Despite nearly a month, I still find myself not adjusted to the key placements and constantly misclick Backspace, insert, delete despite using a full size keyboard at work. I do not recommend this keyboard. Changed from 2 stars to 1. This keyboard is a return edit 2: two months later. i ended up talking to amazon and getting a replacement. gave it another go. in order to connect with the customized keys, you must be connected to your device via the USB C cable (any Usb C cable). i haven’t adapted to the key placements. the keys are very close together and i still misclick a lot, especially with the delete or inset keys. if you type very fast like i do, there can be a delay in keyboard response which is very annoying but oddly more easily to adjust to then the physical key placements. for example, typing “KDS” rapidly in capitals by holding shift will input “KS” (second capital D won’t work). there is also no adjustment to the angle of the keyboard, so i prop it up with the monitor mount. battery life however is good. after about 5 weeks or daily and heavy use, still haven’t charged it. overall i’m stuck with this keyboard and i do have regrets about keeping it instead of spending more on something better or finding an alternative in this price range.

I am not a gamer; I write. In the last ten years, I've owned every keyboard imaginable, or so I thought. Membrane switches, clicky switches, linear switches, low-profile switches, Razer, Corsair, Aula, you name it, I tried them. It finally dawned on me that I am chasing minutiae. There are so many new keyboards and switches, the search for the perfect keyboard is nothing more than settling for one while looking at another. I couldn't keep up, so I stopped. I don't need RGB or 0,75mm actuation distance, or Hall effect switches. I need a solid, reliable keyboard that is easy and fast to type on. The Keychron B6 Pro is that keyboard. I am a Mac user, and all the function keys work, and I can easily reach my WPM I was when using a mech board. It is the retro-blue color scheme, and it looks great on my desk, and I will probably get through the holidays before I need to charge it. It's been in use for weeks now, and the battery is still at 96%. The only complaint I had was that the typing angle is almost flat, which was easily resolved with a $5 riser to give me a 7mm lift. Now it's perfect. If you like the feel of a laptop board, this is an easy purchase for the price.

The keyboard is decent overall, however if you type fast (or moreover, don't release keys quick enough like me) and press more than two keys at once you will likely experience missing keystrokes in your writing. For example, pressing DFG quickly in a row will almost always result in the G not being pressed. From what I've read, this is due to the keyboard only supporting up to 2KRO (2-key rollover). While you generally won't be pressing DFG or some other nearby combination quickly, typing words means you might hit that limit. For me, I hit the limit every 5-8 words which means I often have to go back and fix those mistakes, costing me time (and patience). Aside from the rollover issues, the limitation of which is not advertised in the specifications (an odd, or purposeful, omission for a company dedicated to making keyboards), the keyboard feels good to type on for a slim keyboard and due to it being quiet is great for office settings. I specifically bought this keyboard to be a replacement for the MX Keys due to its scissor switches breaking down on me after about 4 years, and I feel it does well and compromises in appropriate places (aside from the rollover) to be able to meet its price point. There are some oddities, for example if you want to Function Lock the upper row you have to enter some random key combination instead of Fn + Esc like most other keyboards, but this is all printed out on a handy card they provide in the box.

I've been using this keyboard for a couple weeks. I'm loving it so far. At first the typing experience felt cheap and lifeless, but it quickly grew on me. This is a lightweight portable keyboard, so you shouldn't expect it to feel like a hundred-dollar model. I love that you can set the function lock without needing to install software. You're also able to check battery life by pressing Function + B. My favorite feature of this board is the ability to quickly switch from 2.4 to Bluetooth. I use this for switching back and forth between my phone and computer at work. It takes only about 3-5 seconds to connect to Bluetooth automatically. Switching back to 2.4 is almost immediate. I can't speak much on battery life, but it seems to be great so far. I love the retro color scheme and have gotten comments about it from coworkers.

I purchased this keyboard alongside the Keychron M6 mouse to use in my PC / Mac setup. This kayboard is great for this because it has three different connection modes. You can choose a wired connection, the 2.4ghz connection with the dongle or bluetooth. I've tested all the different connection and they work perfectly. With one switch on the keyboard I can switch the device to work from my PC to Mac. You can also quickly select either a windows or mac keyboard layout quickly with the dedicated switch. Using the Keychron launcher site you can customize the keyboard in a variety of different ways to suit your personal workflow. Typing feels great and even works well for some light gaming. My only complaint would be there is no backlighting but for the price of the keyboard i'm more than happy.

Good quality keyboard with great multi device support.

I love it!!! I have an MX Keys 3s at home and wanted something similar for the office. I found the Keychron B6 Pro and wow, Pro it is! Premium feel, silent keys with an amazing typing experience (and at half the price of my MX Keys 3s!). The online mapping tool is amazing too - I’ve already customized my B6 Pro to my specific work flow. If you like this kind of thing, get it - you can’t go wrong!

The keystroke feel is excellent, but the plastic build leads to bending issues. After some use, the body warps slightly, which causes it not to sit flat on the desk.

Love this keyboard. It's well built and pretty heavy. You can barely hear the keys. It looks really nice.