Keychron Q1 QMK custom mechanical keyboard review: in pictures
Keychron continues to release compelling keyboards and with remote or hybrid work remaining a popular option for the office, pounding away on a clicky keyboard won't annoy your cubicle friends.
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Keychron Q1 and palm rest retail packages
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Extra keycap sets and mechanical switch options
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Customized ZDNet Q1 ready to rock
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ZDNet colors and wood palm rest
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Keychron Q1 QMK keyboard in ZDNet colors
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Top left of the keyboard
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Top right side
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Full left side
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Full right side
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Durable nylon USB cable
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Aluminum bottom with silicone feet and access screws
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Changing out the switches
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Brown and blue switch options
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