Keychron Q10

No, this is a barebones version of the Q10. You will need to purchase your own mechanical switches and keycaps separately to complete the build.

The Alice layout features a split, ergonomic design that angles the keys to better match the natural position of your hands and wrists. It is designed to reduce strain during long typing sessions, though it may require a short adjustment period if you are coming from a standard rectangular keyboard.

Yes, the Q10 is fully programmable via QMK and VIA software. You can easily remap the five macro keys and the rotary knob to perform custom shortcuts, media controls, or complex macros to suit your workflow.

Absolutely. The Q10 features a physical toggle switch on the back that allows you to instantly switch between Windows and macOS layouts, ensuring your function keys and modifiers work as expected on either operating system.

The double-gasket design provides a softer, more cushioned typing feel compared to traditional tray-mount keyboards. It helps absorb the impact of each keystroke, resulting in a more flexible typing experience and a cleaner, less hollow sound profile.

The hotswap sockets support most 3-pin and 5-pin MX-style mechanical switches. This allows you to swap out your switches without any soldering, making it easy to experiment with different tactile, linear, or clicky options.