Keychron
Keychron B2 Pro Ultra-Slim
Released 2025
Researched from maker specs and published sources. Last checked Oct 18, 2026.
Ultra-slim 96% scissor board with a numpad and no backlight
A low-profile 96% wireless keyboard with a numpad, ABS keycaps and no backlight. No review of this exact model turned up; evidence is Keychron's specs and its siblings' reviews.
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Our take, based on research
A reasonable slim numpad board on paper, but evidence is thin; read the B6 Pro reviews for a feel for the series and check the maker's page before buying.
Overview
The B2 Pro adds a numpad to the ultra-slim B-Pro line. Keychron's page lists a 96% layout with 98 keys, ABS keycaps, an 800 mAh battery rated at up to 300 hours, tri-mode connectivity (2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.2, wired) and no backlight. It weighs 585 g by Keychron's figure. Keychron's page does not say which switch type it uses or which software it needs, so do not assume Launcher support. For the feel, the closest evidence is for the B1 Pro and the full-size B6 Pro: WIRED found the B6 Pro comfortable and close to an MX Keys, with a missing backlight as its main downside. Tom's Guide's B36 review also named the B1 Pro and B2 Pro as Keychron boards with small batteries and no backlight.
Pros & Cons
- 96% layout with a numpad in a thin body
- Tri-mode connection with up to 300 hours claimed by Keychron
- Light at 585 g (Keychron)
- No backlight
- Plastic ABS keycaps
- Keychron's page does not state the switch type or software support
- No review of this exact model found
Who Is This For?
- Typists who want a slim wireless board with a numpad
- Office use across several devices
- Anyone who wants backlighting
- Gamers
- People who want to remap with Launcher (not stated on the page)
Where to Buy
Dimensions
374.5 x 131.6 mm
Weight
585 g / 1.29 lbs
Case Material
Not listed
Connectivity
Both
Plate Options
Case Colors
Software Support
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