Keychron Q11

The Q11 is Keychron's fully split Q. Its two halves are linked by a USB-C cable and can be placed apart and angled, in an all-metal tray-mount case with hot-swap sockets, a 75% layout with function and arrow keys, a column of five macro keys and a knob in each top corner. Keychron lists Keychron Super or Gateron G Pro switches on the assembled version, normal-profile double-shot PBT keycaps, QMK/VIA with the Launcher and 1,186 g. It is wired only, and Keychron's site also shows the Q11 Ultra 8K as the newer version.

Tom's Guide called it a great keyboard for improving posture, with premium construction, a comfortable typing experience and dedicated macro keys, but noted a steep learning curve, no tenting kit or wrist rest, a short cable and a high price; it weighed 2.61 lb. PCWorld said cheaper ergonomic keyboards exist but not with this level of customization and materials, liked the sturdy build and VIA support, and listed a slightly awkward layout and no tenting accessory as cons, with a personal complaint about the left spacebar gap.

The halves have an adjustable gap, so desk footprint depends on how far you separate them.