Keychron Releases Q15Max Three-Mode Mechanical Keyboard

TapTechNews reported on June 26 that Keychron released the Q15Max three-mode mechanical keyboard overseas. It adopts a unique Ortholinear layout and starts at a price of 189 US dollars (TapTechNews note: currently about 1375 Chinese yuan).

The Q15Max mechanical keyboard belongs to the Keychron QMax three-mode aluminum block series. This series already has many keyboards with different layouts such as Q0/Q1/Q2/Q3/Q5/Q6/Q8/Q10/Q12/Q60/Q65Max on the market.

This keyboard features a CNC6063 aluminum alloy body, Gasket structure, supports full-key hot-swappable, is equipped with south-facing RGB lighting effects, and has two multimedia knobs.

The Q15Max keyboard offers three kinds of custom Gateron shafts for selection:

Jupiter tea shaft - a micro-segmented shaft with an operating force of 55 ± 15 gf.

Jupiter red shaft - a linear shaft with an operating force of 45 ± 15 gf.

Jupiter banana shaft - an advanced segmented shaft with an operating force of 59 ± 10 gf.

This keyboard also supports QMK/VIA key modification, and can switch the Windows/macOS layout with one click, and the original XDA-specification PBT keycaps.

TapTechNews noticed that Keychron provides the following configuration options for this keyboard:

Q15M-B1 black kit without shaft and keycaps: 199 US dollars (currently about 1448 Chinese yuan).

Q15M-B4 white kit without shaft and keycaps: 199 US dollars (currently about 1448 Chinese yuan).

Q15M-M1 black keyboard: 219 US dollars (currently about 1593 Chinese yuan).

Q15M-P1 white keyboard: 219 US dollars (currently about 1593 Chinese yuan).