Keychron V10

The V10 is the 75% Alice-layout board in the original V line. Keychron's spec page lists an ABS plastic case with a tray mount and steel plate, hot-swap sockets for 3-pin and 5-pin switches, screw-in stabilizers, south-facing RGB, K Pro switches and double-shot OSA PBT keycaps, a knob and QMK with the Launcher web app. It is wired and listed at 1230 g and 386.7 x 141.3 mm.

Clements' review is the most detailed. He wanted a split, ergonomic shape with mechanical switches and found the V10 a good fit: with 88 keys and five macro keys down the left, it maps every key from an 87-key TKL, though the doubled spacebar and B key waste some positions. After a few minutes he reached about 92 WPM at 99% accuracy. He criticized the Caps Lock light being hard to see under the large opaque key, uneven keycap heights, a missing menu key, and a KVM switch that ignored the knob and multimedia keys and broke entirely with NKRO enabled. He also pulled a Blue switch stem out when removing a keycap. After a month he still could not settle into the layout because he missed his usual arrow and page keys and often uses standard keyboards, so check how often you do too.