Review Lemokey L3 Review: Keychron’s First Gaming Keyboard

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Keychron is moving into gaming keyboard territory with the Lemokey L3 — a wireless mechanical TKL keyboard whose sole claim to gaming prowess is 2.4-GHz wireless connectivity.

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In my opinion, every keyboard is a 'Gaming' keyboard such that you can play games on any keyboard. I know that 'Gaming' is now more of a marketing term that implies some level of performance, but most basic keyboards that are 10-20 dollars that are wired with multi-key rollover tend to be just as good as any 'Gaming' keyboard in function. The performance you need may also depend on what game and level of competition there is in that game. If you are a professional CS:GO player, then your needs will be different when you have an average guy playing a single player game, or casually playing competitive games. I guess if you fancy yourself very competitive you can get all the highest performance gear you want, but don't allow yourself to believe you will be better at a game by a significant margin because you got that gear over whatever you had before.

This is a very nice keyboard in the TKL category. I nearly always like Keychron's keyboard designs. I got a Q1 pro myself some months back and am loving it.

 

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I backed this on kickstarter and have opted for the same case colour with Banana switches. Cant wait till these things finally ship. Also grabbed a set of Gateron Oil King switches and Akko Neon MDA keycaps. Will prob be doing a few cheap mods like Dynamat inside the bottom case, Tape mod and Forcebreak mod. Really hoping i can get away with not having to re-lube the oil king switches cuz im lazy. This thing should be worlds ahead of anything ive used in the past. Currently on a Razer Huntsman Elite, so not like the bar is set too high