Keychron’s wireless Hall effect keyboard is back to its lowest price
Getting a keyboard with customizable Hall effect sensors is more affordable than it used to be, and you don’t need to compromise on quality to get a good deal. Keychron’s aluminum-clad K2 HE with a 75-percent layout is down to $103.99 (was $130) at Amazon, which matches the lowest price we’ve seen occur a few […]
Keychron's Hall effect keyboard is now available at its lowest price. Amazon offers the aluminum-clad K2 HE with a 75-percent layout for $103.99, down from $130. The wood-sidored variant is priced at $111.99, which is a 20 percent discount from its original cost. This keyboard connects via USB-C, Bluetooth, or a more reliable 2.4GHz connection.
Its settings, including key bindings and actuation points, can be customized through Keychron’s web-based tool or by flashing your own firmware using its open-source QMK support. Hall effect keyboards offer customizable resistance to keypresses, and this particular keyboard supports Rapid Trigger for quicker response times. The switches are hot-swappable, and the keyboard is compatible with Windows, macOS, and Linux.
This keyboard is a great value for the money, offering high-quality components at an affordable price.
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