The keyboard also has a slight floating keycap style as the frame does not fully cover the switches.Īs with all Keychron keyboards, you can expect the K8 to be thick. Personally, I would have preferred if the frame was made of one solid piece.

You can see the plastic frame being slightly taller than the main keyboard deck, creating a recessed look.

The main case used is not a typical one piece kind. The Keychron K8 has a very minimal design, keeping the frame bezels very thin across all corners of the keyboard. USB-A to USB-C (right-angled) braided cable.The K8 comes in a pretty large box, and in the box you will get the following: If you’re just here for a 10% discount, you can use this referral link. The model I have is the is the plastic case with Gateron Brown switches, which retails for US$69 (S$95) but totals to US$82 (S$113) inclusive of shipping to Singapore. The Keychron K8 comes in two types of cases and four types of switch options. Keychron has finally launched a keyboard in a TKL (tenkeyless) layout, which is now known as the Keychron K8.

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