Jingzao K3-84 key blue bluetooth compact low-axis keyboard hands-on experience

Occasionally, I work at home and use a laptop and a monitor as a desktop. I am exhausted from typing, so I need an external keyboard.

Because the office environment at home is shallow and narrow, there are already two wires connected to the monitor, and another wire connected to the previous wired keyboard is messy. In addition, the large keyboard occupies too much space and is cumbersome, and the small numeric keypad is rarely used, so it is unnecessary. So I thought about buying a compact bluetooth keyboard. For example, Logitech has some ultra-thin and compact membrane keyboards similar to Magic Keyboard, which are very good for space and simplicity, but because I have been using mechanical keyboards as a coder and character farmer, I finally chose a Bluetooth wireless compact mechanical keyboard.

I used a ducky tall tea shaft before, which is very cool. I originally wanted to look for traditional mechanical keyboard brands, but found that there are more complete layouts and wired ones, and fewer compact layouts with Bluetooth. The target products are mainly in the three brands of ikbc, Jingzao, and RK, and there are some miscellaneous ones such as ASUS. Considering the appearance, shaft body, performance (Bluetooth module), etc., I chose Jingzao, because I prefer its light gray, compact and simple appearance without edging.

There is a whole set of short switches with 68, 84, and 100 keys. There are green switches, brown switches, and red switches to choose from, as well as RGB and white light options.

Because typing is the main focus and I want to be quieter at home, I use a tea switch; because I am afraid of blindness, I choose white light; because it is more convenient to use F1-12 for office and Internet access, I choose 84 keys. Both K2 and K3 have 84 keys, and K3 is a new design with no frame, so I chose K3.

It's a pity that the packaging design is a bit low

The inner packaging is not high-end, but the things are quite complete

I removed a plastic case from the keyboard package, and it comes with a typec cable, key puller and replacement keycaps for windows/mac

nothing special on the back

Frameless design, looks particularly compact, my favorite point; there are mode and system switches on the back

Replace the brown switch with a windows keycap; the structure under the keycap is very simple, I hope it will be clean and durable.

The size is a little bit larger than the magic keyboard, but the key travel and key size, the feel is definitely much better than the mkb. Mkb multi-machine switching is really painful! ! ! !

1. The first hand is relatively soft, without the refreshing feeling of the red switch (I was a little disappointed at the beginning), but the graininess and strength of the mechanical keyboard are relatively clear and silky (I can only say that it is in line with his positioning. consistent).

2. I feel that the low-axis key stroke is a little shorter than the ordinary one, but it is much longer than the membrane keyboard. If there is no comparison with other mechanical keyboards, or the habit of using mechanical keyboards for a long time, there may be no obvious feeling. Compared with the compromise of size, it is acceptable.

3. The Bluetooth connection is very smooth, and the input feedback does not feel delayed. It is relatively stable and satisfactory. For the time being, I have not experienced the problem that others said that the sleep cannot be woken up (follow-up, try to really sleep, and see the instructions to turn it off)

4. There are many light modes, even a white light has many sports modes, and it is gradual, and the grade is good. But I don't have any demands on the lamp. If I take the lamp away, I am willing to deduct 50 yuan. It is also more convenient to turn off the lights and adjust the lights.

5. Standard-sized arrow keys and page up/down/home/end can quickly meet office needs. praise. If the pursuit of size is more extreme, in fact, I am also very excited about the 64-key one. ikbc has one that doesn't even have arrow keys, and the size is the ultimate, but it affects productivity, so discard it.

6. There is no palm rest, and the keyboard is small, which is a bit tiring for the wrist.

7. There are a lot of very detailed guidelines on function adjustment and device switching, etc., I am impatient to read. Check it out when you use it.

As the appearance and size are the priority, there is no special choice, but I found that the design, quality and cost performance of JD.com's customized products are not bad.

It is a surprise choice, and it can be recommended for those who pursue space like me.

If there are fixed wiring positions and a larger space, it will be more comfortable to buy a wired mechanical keyboard with a complete axis and a complete layout (I use a wired mechanical keyboard in the company)