Keychron has built a strong reputation for mechanical keyboards over the last seven years and now the company has jumped into the slim keyboard market. The new B1 and B6 Pro Ultra-Slim models come in Apple’s Magic Keyboard style with some added features and an affordable price.
The new Keychron Ultra-Slim keyboards come in ivory white or space gray with a 100% layout with numpad or a 75% compact model without numpad.
One thing you lose compared to Apple’s Magic Keyboard is the option for Touch ID, but you get a number of benefits Apple doesn’t offer like 2.4GHz connectivity, much longer battery life, and USB-C at less than 50% of the cost.
Keychron B1 and B6 Pro Ultra-Slim specs
- Bluetooth 5.2, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired connectivity
- USB-C for charging and wired connection
- Mac and Windows support (includes Mac keys/function keys)
- Concave keycaps
- 1,200-hour (8-month) rechargeable battery
- 425g (15-ounce) lightweight design
- 1,000Hz polling rate
- Scissor mechanism
- ZMK support
- Silicone skin, 2.4GHz receiver, USB-C and C to A cables included
The compact Keychron B1 Pro Ultra-Slim is available for $39.99 and the B6 Pro Ultra-Slim goes for $44.99.
Those price points offer a lot of value when Apple’s Magic Keyboards without Touch ID go for $100-129 and the models with Touch ID for $149-199.
Stay tuned for a full review of the new Keychron Ultra-Slim keyboards.
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