Keychron K3 Max - low-profile "mechanics" with ARM processor and hot-swappable
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Keychron has released a new K3 Max mechanical wireless keyboard. The novelty has a compact layout of 84 keys, is equipped with adjustable legs and has support for hot-swap switches.
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Keychron K3 Max is based on the ARM Cortex-M4 processor, which is paired with QMK firmware. It allows you to reassign keys, set macros and customize RGB lighting, choosing from 18 available colors and a number of animation effects. White LED backlight is also available.
The keyboard comes with double make-ups, additional transparent caps for highlighting the labels and Windows and macOS modifier keys. The physical switch allows you to change the layout without having to reassign the keys.
The keyboard is protected by an aluminum frame, and adjustable feet with rubber tips provide stability and allow you to choose one of three angles: 2.5°, 4.2° and 6.5°. The novelty supports connecting to three devices at once using Bluetooth. The battery life, according to the company, reaches 78 hours with the backlight off and 40 hours with the backlight turned on. There is a USB port for charging.
Keychron K3 Max is available in white or dark gray for $94.
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