Keychron
Keychron Q1 Barebones
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- kr 1.990,00
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Don't forget that we also stock the Keychron keycaps, which compliment this board perfectly.
The Keychron Q1 is the latest keyboard from Keychron, and their first 'barebones' style keyboard chassis, designed so that customers can customise their typing experience by selection the switches, keycaps and other accessories which suit their tastes. This product does not include any of these items, so they will have to be purchased separately to make a complete keyboard. The kit does include a set of Gateron stabilisers pre-fitted to the board.
The knob edition includes a pre-installed knob, along with a redesigned gasket system, more powerful processor, a heavier base, and a steel plate. It also has improved compatibility with third-party keycaps, thanks to sharper corners on the top case. However, it doesn't come with a keycap puller, screwdriver or other tools.
There has been a lot of positive hype about this board, and it's sure to make custom keyboards more accessible to everyone. It's often difficult to find custom keyboard chassis in-stock and ready to go, but finally there are some decent options for those who don't want to wait a year for a custom keyboard group-buy.
Here are Alexotos' thoughts on the Keychron Q1:
Lighting | Per-key RGB |
Connectivity | USB Type-C |
Cable | USB-C, coiled (knobless only), detachable |
Software | VIA or QMK |
Dimensions | 327.5 x 145 x 34.8mm |
Weight | 1.5kg (knobless) - ~1.75kg (knob) |
Extras included | Only knobless editon: USB-C to A adapter, switch puller, keycap puller, screwdriver, hex key |







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Don't forget that we also stock the Keychron keycaps, which compliment this board perfectly.
The Keychron Q1 is the latest keyboard from Keychron, and their first 'barebones' style keyboard chassis, designed so that customers can customise their typing experience by selection the switches, keycaps and other accessories which suit their tastes. This product does not include any of these items, so they will have to be purchased separately to make a complete keyboard. The kit does include a set of Gateron stabilisers pre-fitted to the board.
The knob edition includes a pre-installed knob, along with a redesigned gasket system, more powerful processor, a heavier base, and a steel plate. It also has improved compatibility with third-party keycaps, thanks to sharper corners on the top case. However, it doesn't come with a keycap puller, screwdriver or other tools.
There has been a lot of positive hype about this board, and it's sure to make custom keyboards more accessible to everyone. It's often difficult to find custom keyboard chassis in-stock and ready to go, but finally there are some decent options for those who don't want to wait a year for a custom keyboard group-buy.
Here are Alexotos' thoughts on the Keychron Q1:
Lighting | Per-key RGB |
Connectivity | USB Type-C |
Cable | USB-C, coiled (knobless only), detachable |
Software | VIA or QMK |
Dimensions | 327.5 x 145 x 34.8mm |
Weight | 1.5kg (knobless) - ~1.75kg (knob) |
Extras included | Only knobless editon: USB-C to A adapter, switch puller, keycap puller, screwdriver, hex key |