Full size, 5.2 mm thick
109 keys including the number pad, on a board that is 5.2 mm at the front and weighs 623 g.
Keychron
Ultra-slim wireless keyboard, ISO layouts
A full-size board 5.2 mm thick at the front, sold in nine ISO layouts and two finishes, running for months on a charge.
109 keys including the number pad, on a board that is 5.2 mm at the front and weighs 623 g.
Three Bluetooth 5.2 pairings plus the 2.4 GHz receiver, or USB-C when you want a cable.
An 800 mAh cell with no backlight to feed, good for up to eight months, and a full charge in about two and a half hours.
Nordic, Hungarian, German, UK, Swiss, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Russian, in two finishes.
429 × 130 mm and 623 g, 5.2 mm high at the front rising to 14.5 mm at the back. Nothing has been dropped to get it that thin — the function row, the navigation cluster and a proper number pad are all present, which is unusual at this height.
Three Bluetooth 5.2 connections and one 2.4 GHz receiver run at the same time, so a phone, a tablet, a PC and a Mac can all stay paired while you move between them from the keyboard. The 2.4 GHz link polls at 1000 Hz, and USB-C is there when you want a cable. It works with macOS, iOS, Windows, Android and Linux.
The Keychron Launcher web app configures the board from the browser — remap a key, record a macro, set a shortcut — with nothing to download and nothing to install. Keymaps for macOS and for Windows are stored separately, so switching systems does not mean changing keycaps.
Each keycap is concave, so the fingertip settles into the middle of the key rather than sliding across a flat top. On a low-profile board, where the travel is short, that shape is most of what keeps the typing accurate.
Press fn + shift and the emoji picker opens under your right hand, so you can reach for one without moving to the mouse or remembering the system shortcut.
A silicone cover moulded key by key sits over the board without changing how it feels to type. It keeps out dust and liquid, and it washes rather than wears.


Nine ISO layouts are produced: Nordic, Hungarian, German, UK, Swiss, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and Russian. The German one is shown here — ask us which layouts are in stock.
The keyboard, the 2.4 GHz receiver and a USB-C cable, along with the quick start guide.


Figures published by the manufacturer. Battery life is a laboratory result and varies with use.
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