Keychron Launches K15Max Three-Mode Low-Profile Mechanical Keyboard Overseas

TapTechNews July 3rd news, Keychron released the K15Max three-mode low-profile mechanical keyboard overseas, adopting a 75% Alice layout , with a pricing starting at 104 US dollars (TapTechNews note: currently about 758 RMB).

The K15Max mechanical keyboard belongs to the Keychron KMax three-mode low-profile mechanical keyboard series , equipped with Gateron 2.0 low-profile axis, with a thickness of only 17 to 22mm.

This keyboard adopts the LSA-height two-color injection-molded PBT keycaps, has an internal 2000mAh battery, and can optionally support full-key hot-swappable and RGB lighting effects, with a multimedia knob.

The K15Max keyboard provides three kinds of Gateron 2.0 low-profile axes to choose from:

Tea axis – micro-tactile axis, with an operating force of 55 ± 15 gf

Red axis – linear axis, with an operating force of 50 ± 15 gf

Blue axis – tactile axis, with an operating force of 65 ± 15 gf

This keyboard also supports QMK/VIA key remapping, and can switch between Windows/macOS layouts with one key and three-mode connection.

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

K15M-A1 white backlight: 104 US dollars (currently about 758 RMB)

K15M-B1 RGB backlight: 114 US dollars (currently about 831 RMB)

K15M-H1 RGB backlight + hot-swappable: 124 US dollars (currently about 904 RMB).