Keychron K3 Pro QMK/VIA 無線客製化機械式鍵盤

Like the title says. This is the best keyboard I've ever used. I really like the typing experience. I ordered the keyboard with brown switches and I'm very happy with my choice.
Compared to K7, typing is way louder, but that doesn't madder when working from home. At the office I'm still using the K7.
I tried MX Mechanical, MX Keys as well as Steel Series Apex keyboards, but key caps and typing feels more "natural" on K3Pro.
After four months, typing with the K3 pro is still fun!

This is one of the keyboards I will never forget. The tactile feel is amazing and so is the construction. I believe that if Keychron improves its products even more, I will continue to buy them.

In terms of improvements, it is really only necessary on the keys that come from the factory in the alignment of the letters on the keys (caps lock, backspace, enter and tab) but nothing that is ugly or that diminishes the beauty of this keyboard

I love the 75% layout and Keychon nails it here. The material of the keys feels really nice to type and the shape plus the size of the keys makes you feel like you're just zipping along typing on the keyboard. The pop-back from the keys is so responsive. I have the original K3 from the Kickstarter and I didn't expect the Pro to feel so different, but it's fantastic. I'd recommend getting the shine through keys add-on if you want the backlight to really stand out!

I admit was a little at a loss for how to handle the media keys because I had never used VIA before to remap and the documentation is a bit barebones. By default, media keys just do the normal F1/2/etc functions and you have to press the FN key to get the media functions, while I prefer the other way around. However, you can use VIA to swap it around by putting the media functions on the third layer instead (the default Windows layer, shows up as Layer 2 in VIA since the first layer is 0) and then putting the FN functions on the fourth layer (the layer pressing Fn switches to). Also, VIA doesn't have a FN key listed, that was confusing at first. Keychron just uses the FN key as a Layer activator, so if you want to remap it (I also swaped FN with Right Alt), you need to pick one of the MO(0/1/2/3) buttons from the Layers section as the replacement depending on what layer you want it to launch. MO(3) corresponds to activating the fourth layer.

It's definitely a more manual process than just using the old FN lock shortcut on the original K3, but if the change was necessary for proper VIA support, it was worth it — and so is this keyboard!

I wanted to try this keyboard for a few weeks before leaving this review and overall I Love the form factor and feel of the k3 Pro. When I Initially opened it I was amazed at how this keyboard did not need mods out of the box despite being built and created for that purpose in mind which surprised me but if you do decide to mod it, will greatly improve the feel by a mile like I will in the future. 10/10 highly satisfied.

The last two years I was using the K3 V2 as my go-to and travel keyboard. It has the perfect size and the low profile keycaps save a lot of space in the backpack.

When I saw there will be a K3 Pro I knew I had to get it and I'm definitely not disappointed. The K3 Pro feels a little heavier and more stable than the old V2. The PBT-Keycaps give it a nice feel and consistent, clean look. The keyboard is fixing issues I didn't knew my old V2 had before I used the K3 Pro. The stabalizors are way better than before and the feet give a way better impression of quality and sustainability.

The possibility of designing your own macros or mapping keys with QMK/VIA is easy to initalize and use. Just connect your keyboard and then follow the instructions on the via-website.

Definitely would buy this keyboard or it's successor again