KeychronK3 would like to call it the most detailed low-axis mechanical keyboard

Big key science: Generally, a key with a length greater than two U is called a big key. For the normal use and rebound effect of the big key, a satellite shaft or a balance bar is installed in the big key.

To introduce the topic, under normal circumstances, the large keys above 2U will be installed into the satellite shaft or the balance bar, but the Keychron K3 not only installs the steel satellite shaft in the 4 left Shift, backspace, carriage return, and space larger than 2U, The two 1.75U key positions of Caps and right Shift are actually equipped with a balance bar. The material used for this "crazy" big key really opened my eyes. I would like to call it the low-axis mechanical keyboard with the most detailed large keys.

Keychron K3 adopts a 75% compact layout, 84 key positions, F area and commonly used function keys, which is both compact and practical. A very good point is the addition of a separate molded dust cover, which is very practical for each key position. Suspended, borderless design, full of technology style. The sky-covering structure, the upper cover is made of aluminum alloy, full of texture. The bottom case has a double-stage foot support that is extremely rare in low-axis keyboards. This is worthy of praise, because the thickness of the low-axis mechanical keyboard itself is relatively low. If there is no foot support, it is difficult to find a suitable input angle.

Keychron K3 uses ABS two-color lettering keycaps, the keycaps are very delicate to the touch, but because it is made of ABS material, oiling is inevitable. The transparent keycap can clearly identify each key in a dark environment, which is convenient for input. Although this set of keycaps is at the height of the chest, it is extremely ergonomic. Each keycap is designed with a vertically low front and a high rear, and is accompanied by a horizontal depression from the outside to the inside. Every touch of the finger on the keycap and the Every tap is a treat.

When choosing a low-axis keyboard, the low-green switch is the first choice, because the short-axis key travel is short, and the low-blue can bring better input feedback.

My Keychron K3 adopts the hot-swappable low-light blue axis RGB version. It is not only a low-axis mechanical keyboard, but also a low-axis mechanical keyboard, which can be replaced with Keychron's own low-light axis. The low-light green switch has a clear sense of passage, and the sound is crisp, but not noisy, much quieter than the traditional green switch.

Keychron K3 supports Bluetooth and wired dual-mode, and is perfectly compatible with the Mac system. The layout of multimedia functions in the F area is highly consistent with that of the Mac. If you are using a Mac system, then Keychron must be your first choice.

Keychron K3's unique keycap design, the most detailed large keys, and the blessing of the three major skills of its own low optical axis can bring an excellent input experience. The details are a very good low-axis mechanical keyboard.