Keychron Q6 Max vs Womier SK75 TMR
Two of the best keyboard options we've reviewed, compared on price, rating, and what each one gets right and wrong.
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Quick Verdict
The Keychron Q6 Max is the stronger pick overall with a 4.7/5 rating. The Womier SK75 TMR costs about $40 less (20% cheaper), so it makes sense if budget is the deciding factor. Pay the extra for the Keychron Q6 Max if you want full 100% layout with numpad and all navigation keys.
Side-by-Side Specs
| Keychron Q6 Max | Womier SK75 TMR | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $199 | $159 |
| Our rating | 4.7/5 | 4.6/5 |
| Brand | Keychron | Womier |
| Category | keyboard | keyboard |
| Best for | Full 100% layout with numpad and all navigation keys | Aluminum case, top mount, FR4 plate, and about 2 kg of mass at a mid-range price |
| Biggest drawback | Large footprint requires more desk space | Downloadable driver (Windows and macOS) is less polished than Wootility or Keychron Launcher |
Keychron Q6 Max
The Keychron Q6 Max is a full-size 100% gasket-mount aluminum keyboard with tri-mode wireless and QMK/VIA support. The best full-size premium mechanical keyboard.
Pros
- + Full 100% layout with numpad and all navigation keys
- + Gasket-mount aluminum frame with premium typing feel
- + Tri-mode wireless: 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, and USB-C
- + QMK and VIA programmable for full customization
- + Hot-swap PCB for switch changes without soldering
Cons
- - Large footprint requires more desk space
- - Heavy at around 2 kg, not portable
- - Bluetooth polling not as fast as wired for gaming
Womier SK75 TMR
The Womier SK75 TMR is a $159 (often $128) aluminum 75% wireless magnetic keyboard with TMR Void switches, rapid trigger, 8,000Hz polling, an 8,000 mAh battery, and a hybrid hot-swap PCB that also takes mechanical switches.
Pros
- + Aluminum case, top mount, FR4 plate, and about 2 kg of mass at a mid-range price
- + Rapid trigger with 0.1 to 3.5 mm adjustable actuation in 0.01 mm steps and zero deadzone
- + 8,000Hz polling listed for both USB-C and 2.4GHz wireless
- + Hybrid hot-swap PCB accepts magnetic and standard mechanical switches
- + 8,000 mAh battery and Cherry-profile double-shot PBT keycaps
- + $159 list, regularly $128 on sale at Womier, under the Keychron Q1 HE
Cons
- - Downloadable driver (Windows and macOS) is less polished than Wootility or Keychron Launcher
- - Battery runtime hours and Bluetooth polling rate are not published
- - Smaller brand with a shorter firmware and support track record
- - Wireless 8,000Hz figure is a manufacturer claim with little independent verification
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is the Keychron Q6 Max worth $40 more than the Womier SK75 TMR?
- Usually yes if you'll use it daily. The Keychron Q6 Max rates 4.7/5 against 4.6/5 for the Womier SK75 TMR. Its main advantages: full 100% layout with numpad and all navigation keys; gasket-mount aluminum frame with premium typing feel.
- Which is better for most people, the Keychron Q6 Max or the Womier SK75 TMR?
- The Keychron Q6 Max is our pick for most buyers (4.7/5). Choose the Womier SK75 TMR if its price or its specific strengths (aluminum case, top mount, fr4 plate, and about 2 kg of mass at a mid-range price) matter more to you.
- What are the main downsides of each?
- Keychron Q6 Max: Large footprint requires more desk space. Womier SK75 TMR: Downloadable driver (Windows and macOS) is less polished than Wootility or Keychron Launcher.