Keychron's Hall effect sensor K2 HE keyboard, with 75% layout and aluminum body, has been reduced to 103.99 dollars. The keyboard offers USB-C, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz connectivity options and can be customized with Keychron's web-based tool or open-source QMK support. Hall effect sensors allow for precise adjustment of key press force and rapid input with the Rapid Trigger feature.
The keyboard supports Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems and has hot-swappable keys. The wood-covered version is sold for 111.99 dollars. Keychron's model stands out for its price-performance balance.
Keychron's Hall effect keyboard offers the possibility to customize the key press experience, making it an ideal option for gamers and professionals. However, the long-term durability of the keyboard and whether the keys maintain their performance over time is still uncertain.