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Wireless mechanical keyboards offer the best of both worlds: the satisfying tactile feedback of mechanical keys and the convenience and minimalism of wireless technology. Here are the top 5 wireless mechanical keyboards that you should consider for your Mac:
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Keychron K10 For Mac / PC Mechanical Keyboard
Specifitations
- Switch: Gateron G Pro Red
- Dimensions: 7.1″ x 18.3″ x 2.1″
- Weight: 3.39 lb
Pros vs Cons
- No Software Needed
- Unique Color Design
- PC & Mac Keycaps
- 3 Device Bluetooth
- Pairs Better With Darker Workspace
- Some Complaints on Connection Issues
Description
As a new company, that started in 2017, Keychron is a Hong Kong-based entity that has taken the mechanical keyboard market by storm. Key members to note are Will Ye & Sven Zhu, who pride themselves on extensive keyboard production experience and understanding the pulse of the mechanical keyboard audience.
Macally BMKEY For Mac Mechanical Keyboard
Specifitations
- Switch: Kailh Brown Switches
- Dimensions: 5″ x 17.2″ x 1.7″
- Weight: 2.89 lb
Pros vs Cons
- Specific To Mac Only
- No Software Needed
- 16 Apple Shortcuts
- No Kickstand Feet
- Single Color White Backlighting
Description
Macally is a company that has been devoted to Apple since the time Jef Raskin and Steve Jobs created the first Mac back in 1984. The first keyboard Macally created was the IKEY4, which you can still find on eBay! Through this devotion, Macally has led innovative keyboard solutions for Mac for over 30 years.
Epomaker EP84 Bluetooth / Wired 75% Mechanical Keyboard
Specifications
Dimensions:13.3″ x 6.97″ x 1.85″
Weight: 2.43 lb
Switches: Gateron Pro Yellow
Pros vs Cons
- Type-C Cable
- Bluetooth
- Backlit / RGB
- Hot Swappable Switches
- PC specific keycaps
- Windows Software + Updates
- No Mac specific shortcuts
- Expensive
Description
The EP84 keeps a compact 75% layout with Bluetooth connectivity and artfully designed keycaps with high-quality gateron switches. This keyboard requires a heavier investment but will not disappoint those wanting to add some finesse to their Mac workspace. And with the macOS mode, you’ll feel right at home. However, since they don’t provide Mac keycaps, you’ll have to get used to Windows jargon still.
Keychron K2 V2 Bluetooth / Wired 75% Mechanical Keyboard
Specifications
Dimensions: 7.1″ x 18.3″ x 2.1″
Weight: 3.39 lb
Switch: Gateron G Pro Red
Pros vs Cons
- Over 16 PC / Mac Shortcuts
- No Software or Updates Needed
- Rechargeable (No Batteries Needed)
- PC & Mac Keycaps
- 3 Multi-Device Bluetooth
- Aluminum Frame
- Pairs Better With Darker Workspace
- Some Complaints on Connection Issues
Description
The Keychron K2 is a 75% layout (84-keys) white-led backlit compact Bluetooth mechanical keyboard. Even though it’s compatible with both PC and Mac, it still has a unique Mac layout that provides all necessary Mac function keys. It connects with up to 3 devices and with the Gateron mechanical switches, your typing experience will be amazing! The only downside is some complaints about connection issues and a color pallet/aesthetic that might not truly accentuate the Apple ecosystem.
Macally BM2KEY Tenkeyless 87% Bluetooth / Wired Mechanical Keyboard
Specifications
Dimensions: 8.62″ x 17.68″ x 3.31″
Weight: 2.55 lb
Switches: Kailh Brown Switches
Pros vs Cons
- Over 16 PC / Mac Shortcuts
- No Software or Updates Needed
- Wired (No Batteries Needed)
- Mac Specific Keycaps & Programming
- Backlit LED White
- 5' Foot Cable (might clutter)
- No RGB Customization
Description
The B2MKEY is for users who desire to accentuate their Mac workspace with simplicity. Macally’s mission of innovation through simplicity is carefully interwoven into the BMKEY as it matches the Apple ecosystem, not just with specific Apple shortcuts but also through clean-minimalist aesthetics. Although it might not have a hot-swappable board or provide the best experience for gaming, it will truly enhance your Apple workspace.
