One of the most desired features of the Keychron K2 V2 is its Bluetooth 5.1 connection. The keyboard can connect up to three devices, great for people who like to switch devices frequently. The Keychron K2 V2 comes with several essential items that will help get you set up immediately. The items you’ll find in the box are:

Keychron K2 is a compact mechanical keyboard with Bluetooth wireless compatibility and geared for Mac users out-of-the-box.

Personally, I prefer to use the Keychron K2 in cabled mode at my desk whenever possible. The Bluetooth connection is stable, though, and the toggle on the side lets you seamlessly switch between cabled and wireless modes on the fly. But since I use it plugged in, the battery is always charged and ready to go when I decide to use it via Bluetooth. I went with the Red switches but I think Brown switches will give you more precise typing experience as red switches are linear and very very smooth. If the keyboard was hot-swappable (like the K6) it would be easy to pull the switches out and mod the stabilizers for an even better typing experience.

Of course, the RGB lighting isn't too noticeable during the day, but it really shines at night. The default keycaps are also shine-through, so the RGB will light up the legends on the keys, making it easy to type in a dark room.

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Since that isn’t an option we recommend following this guide for lubing your stabilizers without desoldering. Windows/Mac Compatible Brown: Gateron browns are tactile switches, so they will have a medium noise level. These can be a good choice for general typing use or even for gaming. Defects that have been caused by wrongful use, incorrect installation, incorrect repairs/modifications, or maladjustment of the product, or neglect, including but not limited to “burn in”. QMK/VIA Support; Double-Gasket design; Full-metal body; South-facing RGB; PBT keycaps; Screw-in Stabilizers; Upgraded typing resonance