Keychron K2 (Version 2) Review 2024
Discover the Keychron K2 (Version 2), a 60% wireless mechanical keyboard with customizable RGB lighting and a selection of tactile switches designed for enthusiasts.
About The Keyboard
The Keychron K2 (Version 2) is a versatile mechanical keyboard designed for modern users who value both performance and aesthetics. With its compact 60% layout, it minimizes desk space while providing a full-featured experience for both gamers and typists alike. The K2 is equipped with a variety of mechanical switches, allowing you to choose based on your personal typing style, whether that be clicky, tactile, or silent linear. The aluminum frame provides not only durability but also a touch of sophistication suitable for any workspace or gaming setup.
type
Wireless
compactness
60%
switches
Gateron/Cherry MX
keycap material
ABS
switch lifespan
50 million actuations
polling rate
1000 Hz
actuation point
1.5 mm
response time
1 ms
Performance & Build
Additional Features
Beyond just its slim profile and robust build quality, the Keychron K2 offers an impressive array of features that elevate the typing experience. The highly customizable RGB lighting allows users to express themselves or enhance their gaming ambiance, with various static and dynamic modes at your fingertips. The option for wireless connectivity adds to its appeal, granting freedom from cables while still offering a fast and reliable connection. Additionally, features such as programmable keys and custom key mapping ensure that your keyboard can adapt to your evolving needs, whether you are working on a project or engaging in intense gaming sessions.
Target Users
Gaming/Productivity
Build Quality
- Frame Material: Aluminum
- Durability: IP56
- Material Details: Aluminum top plate for added durability and aesthetics
Lighting
- RGB: Yes
- Zones: 4
- Modes: Rainbow, Solid Color, Breathing
- Sync Features:
- Game Integration
- Music Sync
- Lighting Profiles
Ergonomics
- Noise Level: Clicky
- Wrist Support: None
- Angles: Adjustable angles through rubber feet
Tuomas Jokela
Keyboard Enthusiast & Developer