Keychron introduced the K3 Max mechanical wireless keyboard
By ForGeeks Kychron has released the K3 Max mechanical wireless keyboard. It combines compactness and functionality with adjustable feet and hot-swappable switches.
The K3 Max combines compactness and functionality.
The Keychron K3 Max is based on an ARM Cortex-M4 processor that runs in parallel with the QMK firmware. With this software, the user can reassign keys, create macros and customize the RGB backlighting by choosing from 18 available colors and various animation effects. In addition, white LED backlighting is also available.
The keyboard comes with dual keycaps, additional transparent keycaps for backlit lettering, and Windows and macOS modifier keys. One of the keyboard’s useful features is a physical switch that lets you change the layout without having to change the key functions.
The keyboard also comes with a physical switch that lets you change the layout without having to change the key functions.
Keychron K3 Max features an aluminum frame, and adjustable feet with rubber tips provide stability and allow you to choose from three tilt angles: 2.5°, 4.2° and 6.5°. The new product also supports connection to three devices simultaneously via Bluetooth. The company reports that the battery life is up to 78 hours with the backlight off and up to 40 hours with the backlight on. There’s also a USB port for convenient recharging.
A USB port is also available.
Keychron K3 Max is available in two case options, white or dark gray, and costs $94 (8,300 rubles).
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