Value-for-money keyboard recommendation-Keychron K10

The Keychron K10 is a full-size mechanical keyboard with Bluetooth support. Unlike most mechanical keyboards, it's focused on productivity rather than gaming. It features multi-device pairing with up to three devices simultaneously, so you can easily connect it to your PC, tablet and phone. It has switches for macOS and Windows compatibility, and as long as you set it up correctly, all keys will work on both operating systems. It even comes with extra keycaps for each operating system. It works with clicky, linear and tactile Gateron axes, and there is a hot-swappable variant. It has full RGB backlighting, and since it doesn't come with dedicated software, you can't customize the RGB backlighting or reprogram any of the keys, but Keychron recommends using third-party software.

Keychron K10 is perfect for gaming. It's available in light-touch Gateron Brown shafts, as well as click and linear. It has full RGB backlighting if you're gaming in a dark room environment. However, it lacks dedicated software, so you can't set macros or customize the backlight. Its latency is also a bit too high for competitive gaming.

Performance of the Keychron K10 mobile device. It interfaces with any mobile operating system, and most keys work except for a few function keys. It features multi-device pairing, which means you can connect up to three devices simultaneously via Bluetooth. However, it's a fairly large full-size keyboard, so it's not ideal for carrying around.

Keychron K10 is suitable for office use. It's well built and has two tilt settings, but no wrist rest. It offers linear, click and tactile mechanical switches, and the Gateron Brown switches on our device provide excellent typing quality. It can connect up to three devices at once, and all keys work fine on both Windows and macOS.

The Keychron K10 is suitable for most programmers, but not ideal. It feels great to type on, as it has solid keys with a good feel and feedback from the key switches. It has full RGB backlighting, making it ideal for programming in dark environments. Unfortunately, it doesn't come with dedicated software, so you can't reprogram or set up macros for any of the keys, which might be off-putting to some users.

Keychron K10 is suitable for home theater PC use. It connects to any device via Bluetooth and has full RGB lighting so you can see the keys more easily in the dark. However, it's large, so it won't fit on your lap, and it doesn't have a trackpad.