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The video reviews the Keychron K2 wireless keyboard, emphasizing its design, features, and potential drawbacks. Key points include the compact and premium look, mechanical switches, and the ability to switch between wired and wireless modes. Concerns include the keyboard's bulkiness, potential wrist strain, and inconsistent switch feedback. The need for an external wrist rest is highlighted. The speaker discusses the inclusion of RGB lighting, Bluetooth pairing for multiple devices, and the option to customize keycaps. Suggestions for improvements in future versions are mentioned, along with a price point comparison. Viewers are encouraged to share their experiences with the keyboard.
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In this segment of the video, the YouTuber reviews the Keychron K2 wireless keyboard. Key points include:
– Keychron is a relatively new company created by Google keyboard enthusiasts.
– The K2 wireless keyboard is a 75% keyboard that works in wired and wireless modes, supports both Windows and Mac, and features mechanical switches.
– The design is highlighted as compact and premium-looking, with an orange escape key as a unique touch that can be swapped out.
– A concern raised is that the K2 is bulky and may cause strain on the wrists due to its thickness and height, especially compared to other keyboards like the Logitech Craft.
– The reviewer recommends a wrist rest, and Keychron offers a walnut wood palm rest for an additional $25.
– The hope is expressed for Keychron to potentially address the bulkiness in future versions of the keyboard.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the importance of getting an external wrist rest for the K2 keyboard to prevent discomfort while typing, especially in smaller desk areas. Key details include the location of toggles for switching between wireless and wired modes, the inclusion of appropriate key caps for Windows and Mac, and the use of USB type-c to charge and connect the keyboard. The speaker notes the long cable included and the option to use a 2.4 gigahertz wireless receiver for a more reliable connection. The battery life of the keyboard is mentioned to be 3-5 weeks on regular settings and 20-80 hours with RGB lighting. The build quality is highlighted as good for the price, with options to upgrade to an aluminum frame and swap out key caps for PBT double shots.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the features of the K2 keyboard. Key points include the ability to switch between primary and secondary keys by holding specific combinations, Bluetooth pairing for up to 3 devices, auto sleep mode for battery preservation, and the introduction of RGB lighting for an additional cost. The speaker mentions the switch options available (Gateron Browns, Blues, or Reds) on the K2 keyboard, highlighting the tactility and speed of the Gateron Browns. However, there are some inconsistencies in switch feedback and concerns about the metallic reverb in some keys like the spacebar. The speaker also compares the K2 keyboard to the Keychron K2 and expresses preference for the latter due to superior switches at a lower price point.
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In this part of the video, the speaker reviews the keychron K2 keyboard, highlighting its compact design, stylish keycaps, and Bluetooth connectivity. They mention the thickness of the keyboard being uncomfortable for typing and the metallic reverb in the switches. The speaker notes the price point disparity between the official website and Amazon listings. They express hope for improvements in future versions based on customer feedback and invite viewers to share their experiences with the keyboard.