Keychron V6

The V6 is the full-size 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 PCB stabilizers, south-facing RGB, K Pro switches and double-shot OSA PBT keycaps, and QMK with the Launcher web app, with a knob option. It is wired (USB-C, 1000Hz) and listed at 1350 g and 447.85 x 140.55 mm.

Tom's Guide called it a fantastic full-size wired keyboard for the money. It praised the build, noting that the plastic bottom case has little flex because the interior is filled with foam and a silicone pad, found the sound lovely and well insulated with its heavier PBT caps, and liked that the screw-in stabilizers rattle less than clip-in ones. At first it found the keycaps too tall. Its criticisms were the weight (47.5 oz, so it suits a fixed desk) and the VIA web app, which it called janky, did not support RGB, and did not run in some browsers. It recommended spending more for the V6 Max if you want wireless.

Peter Mortensen's overview lists the V6 as a 104% with 108 keys and a knob, and suggests the full-size V6 over the 96% V5 if you need the missing PgUp, PgDn and context-menu keys.