Shenzhen- and Hong Kong-based maker of hot-swappable, QMK/VIA-programmable mechanical keyboards. Trusted Reviews calls the all-aluminum Q1 Max a luxury keyboard, and RTINGS and XDA have also reviewed the Q Max line.
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- Keychron (Brand) - Baiduwiki baike.baidu.com
- Keychron Q5 Max [Q1 Max, Q2 Max, etc.] Review - RTINGS.com rtings.com
- Keychron Q1 Max review: A gorgeous aluminum mechanical keyboard xda-developers.com
- Keychron Q1 Max Review | Trusted Reviews trustedreviews.com
Shenzhen-based keyboard brand known for low-profile wireless mechanical keyboards (Air75, Air65, Air100) for Mac and Windows. RTINGS has reviewed its Air V3, Node and WH80 boards.
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- NuPhy Air75 V3 [Air65 V3, Air100 V3] Review - RTINGS.com rtings.com
- What is NuPhy? Introducing an up-and-coming keyboard brand that is making a splash with its stylish designs. green-keys.info
Shenzhen design brand founded in 2013 that sells $150-200 low-profile mechanical keyboards (Flow, Flow84, Flow 2). Laptop Mag and Tom's Guide praise the typing feel and design, with some layout and design criticisms.
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- $200 Keyboards from Shenzhen-based Company Fly off Shelves in US and Japan, Rake in Over 100M Yuan Annually with "Anti-involution Design" eu.36kr.com
- Lofree Flow Mechanical Keyboard review: Low-key impressive | Laptop Mag laptopmag.com
- The Lofree Flow 2 is the most beautiful mechanical keyboard I've tested — but there's one huge drawback tomsguide.com