Keychron Q1 Mechanical Keyboard REVIEW & Comparison 

VIA and QMK are community based resources for keymapping custom keyboards. Not designed by Keychron. I'd recommend trying QMK Toolbox and QMK configuator (web based configurator). It's made for the enthusiast crowd and isn't very beginner friendly but it sure beats compiling the the data by hand. VIA lets you change the keymap without having to reflash the keyboard but I've used QMK exclusively so far with only user errors along the way. As a side note for QMK configuator, the 1st/2nd layers of the keymap is dedicated for mac and 3rd/4th layers are for windows. I'd recommend a wrist rest if you don't float your wrists above the desk. I float my hands so it doesn't cause me any issue but I've tried typing on it without lifting my wrists and it painful after a short while.

you know the flex that you pointed out in the keyboard is actually preferred by many enthusiasts. also, that's one purpose of the double gasket mount.

good review bro

How do Ducky keycaps look when you put them on Keychron? Does it shine through well?

The coiled cable only comes with the Q1 that doesn't have the dial knob

what's the name of your ducky's keycaps?

I agree that reaching up for the f row can get tiring. I play games in which I've binded all of the f row to my buttons. I do find it a little odd that you mentioned that you don't have to do that for a 60/65% keyboard which lacks the f row entirely. Of course you won't be reaching up there!

I love the Apple keyboard. It’s an excellent keyboard, but it’s a different kind obviously. Better for working on zoom calls or at nights, for erfonomics, and to bring with you. But man I love mechanical keyboards so I got this Keychron too.

When you realize those of us deep in the custom mech hobby have actual brass weights on the bottom of our boards, this keyboard is actually pretty light. Also, because the Q1 is fully customizable, you could actually make it sound and feel even better with a little work.