Keychron Q1
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Layout: 75 percent
Answer
The Keychron Q1 offers wired USB-C connectivity and a Bluetooth option, unlike the original all-wired Q1 release. Confirm the exact revision before buying.
A 75 percent gasket-mounted mechanical keyboard with a full aluminium case, hot-swappable switches and USB-C connectivity.
Full product researchThe answer depends on the revision you buy. Keychron has shipped Q1 revisions with different connectivity options, and listings are often reused across revisions.
Connectivity is the specification most likely to change between revisions of the same product name. Because the product identity and its variants are separate in our database, we do not treat a wireless claim on one revision as a universal property of the Q1.
If the listing does not state the revision clearly, treat the connectivity as unconfirmed.
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Layout: 75 percent
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Revision dependence
Connectivity has changed between revisions of the same product name. Confirm the exact revision in the listing.Keep researching
Two hot-swappable Keychron mechanical keyboards compared on case material, layout, weight and software.
Two recorded alternatives to the Keychron Q1: the Keychron K8 Pro for a lighter tenkeyless board with QMK and VIA remapping, and the Logitech MX Keys.
The Keychron Q1 is a 75 percent mechanical board in a 1,825 g aluminium case with hot-swappable switches and a wired connection. The Logitech MX Keys Mini is a compact scissor-switch wireless board at 506 g. How the recorded specifications differ.
The Keychron Q1 is a 75 percent aluminium board at 1,825 g with a gasket mount. The Q11 is a split 75 percent metal board at 1,186 g with a knob.
The Keychron Q1 is a 75 percent gasket-mounted mechanical keyboard with a full aluminium case, hot-swappable switches, connected over USB-C.