Keychron launches V10 Ultra 75% mechanical keyboard that lasts up to 660 hours on a single charge

Keychron has officially introduced a new ergonomic mechanical keyboard called the Keychron V10 Ultra, priced at $124.99. It’s a 75% wireless custom keyboard built with a strong focus on comfort, battery life, and performance. Alongside the keyboard, Keychron also announced a separate wireless number pad called the V0 Ultra, which carries a $69.99 price tag. 

Unlike the recently launched Keychron K3 HE and K3 Ultra, the V10 Ultra uses a 75% Alice layout, which means the keyboard has a slightly split and angled design. Instead of a straight layout, the keys are positioned to better match the natural angle of your hands. This helps reduce wrist strain during long typing or gaming sessions. 

On top of that, it supports three connection options: 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth 5.3, and wired mode. In both wired and 2.4 GHz wireless modes, it offers an 8,000 Hz polling rate. Plus, over Bluetooth, it can connect to up to three devices at once, making it easy to switch between a PC, tablet, or phone.

As far as its battery life is concerned, Keychron claims it can last up to 660 hours on a single charge with the backlight turned off, similar to the Keychron Q3. If you use the keyboard for around five hours per day, that translates to roughly four months of usage before needing to recharge. 

The keyboard runs on ZMK firmware and can be customized through the Keychron Launcher web app. Users can remap keys, create macros, and adjust shortcuts depending on their usage. Internally, it uses a powerful MCU with 1MB of flash, and it comes pre-installed with Keychron Silk POM switches.