Cool to see Keychron expand into gaming, I knew they could find success in the gaming market that's filled with overpriced, mediocre keyboards. I wish there was something like a L1/L3 lite without the macro key column (its a gimmick for most and it ruins the clean aesthetic of the keyboard imo), no wireless mode and maybe a plastic body for competitive pricing. Basically a Keychron V1/V3 with latency matching other reputable gaming brands
I think they're doing it the right way, just the right amount of gamery flashiness, just the right features that were missing from classic Keychron boards... if only the QC and customer service got upgraded along with the new brand... They need to drop some crowdfunded "flagships" first (it's still very much a budget keyboard). Full aluminum, all bells and whistles, just like new car brands do things. Then hit them with a low-end model with competitive pricing, and that is truly difficult to nail.
Wrong. People who day trade or manipulate charts or office docs can use them as hot keys since they are close to the already familiar awsd gamer movement keys.
@@8020Alive You are correct. I am a professional day trader, and that is one of the reasons I bought this keyboard, you can put stop limits or switch data much faster. Plus it looks awesome.
