Keychron K1 — A Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard for Mac (Or Windows) →

January 7, 2019 · 14:56 · Wojtek Pietrusiewicz

I was just about to go ahead and order the Vortex Race 3 when a link to the Keychron K1 flew past me on Twitter, and now I have no idea what to do.

I like low profile keyboards. I like Bluetooth. The Race 3 has neither of those attributes. But it has Cherry MX switches instead of these “blue” switches of unknown origin. The K1 does however feature a full complement of Mac-specific function keys.

Should I just order both?


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