Keychron Q2 Plates allow you to fully customize your typing experience. What is a plate? Plates sit between your PCB and switches and affect the acoustic and feel of your typing experience. What is the difference between various plate materials? Brass: A dense metal composed of copper and zinc. Brass plates provide very little flex. Aluminum: A lightweight metal. Aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, but not as soft as their non-metal counterparts. FR4: A glass-reinforced epoxy laminate dielectric material often used in PCB production. FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, but more flexible than aluminum. Polycarbonate: A highly flexible thermoplastic. Polycarbonate plates can provide a bouncy typing experience. Specifications: 65% Layout
ANSI What's in the box? Plate
12x Gaskets
Screws

- Keychron Q2 Plates allow for customization of typing experience
- Plates sit between PCB and switches, affecting acoustic and feel
- Different plate materials include brass, aluminum, FR4, and polycarbonate
- Brass plates provide little flex, aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, and polycarbonate plates provide a bouncy typing experience
- 65% layout ANSI plate
- Comes with plate, 12x gaskets, and screws

Keychron Q2 Plate

Keychron Q4 Plates allow you to fully customize your typing experience. What is a plate? Plates sit between your PCB and switches and affect the acoustic and feel of your typing experience. What is the difference between various plate materials? Brass: A dense metal composed of copper and zinc. Brass plates provide very little flex. Aluminum: A lightweight metal. Aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, but not as soft as their non-metal counterparts. FR4: A glass-reinforced epoxy laminate dielectric material often used in PCB production. FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, but more flexible than aluminum. Polycarbonate: A highly flexible thermoplastic. Polycarbonate plates can provide a bouncy typing experience. Specifications: 60% Layout
ANSI What's in the box? Plate
12x Gaskets
Screws

- Keychron Q4 Plates allow for customization of typing experience
- Plates sit between PCB and switches, affecting acoustic and feel
- Different plate materials include brass, aluminum, FR4, and polycarbonate
- Brass plates provide little flex, aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, and polycarbonate plates provide a bouncy typing experience
- 60% layout ANSI plate
- Comes with plate, 12x gaskets, and screws

Keychron Q4 Plate

Keychron Q7 Plates allow you to fully customize your typing experience. What is a plate? Plates sit between your PCB and switches and affect the acoustic and feel of your typing experience. What is the difference between various plate materials? Brass: A dense metal composed of copper and zinc. Brass plates provide very little flex. Aluminum: A lightweight metal. Aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, but not as soft as their non-metal counterparts. FR4: A glass-reinforced epoxy laminate dielectric material often used in PCB production. FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, but more flexible than aluminum. Polycarbonate: A highly flexible thermoplastic. Polycarbonate plates can provide a bouncy typing experience. Specifications: 70% Layout
ANSI What's in the box? Plate
Gaskets
Screws

- Keychron Q7 Plates allow for customization of typing experience
- Plates sit between PCB and switches, affecting acoustic and feel
- Different plate materials include brass, aluminum, FR4, and polycarbonate
- Brass plates provide little flex, aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, and polycarbonate plates provide a bouncy typing experience
- 70% layout ANSI plate
- Includes plate, gaskets, and screws

Keychron Q7 Plate

Keychron Q6 Plates allow you to fully customize your typing experience. What is a plate? Plates sit between your PCB and switches and affect the acoustic and feel of your typing experience. What is the difference between various plate materials? Brass: A dense metal composed of copper and zinc. Brass plates provide very little flex. Aluminum: A lightweight metal. Aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, but not as soft as their non-metal counterparts. FR4: A glass-reinforced epoxy laminate dielectric material often used in PCB production. FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, but more flexible than aluminum. Polycarbonate: A highly flexible thermoplastic. Polycarbonate plates can provide a bouncy typing experience. Specifications: Full-Size Layout
ANSI What's in the box? Plate
Gaskets
Screws

- Keychron Q6 Plates allow for customization of typing experience
- Plates sit between PCB and switches, affecting acoustic and feel
- Different plate materials include brass, aluminum, FR4, and polycarbonate
- Brass plates provide little flex, aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, and polycarbonate plates provide a bouncy typing experience
- Full-size layout with ANSI specifications
- In the box: plate, gaskets, screws

Keychron Q6 Plate

Keychron Q3 Plates allow you to fully customize your typing experience. What is a plate? Plates sit between your PCB and switches and affect the acoustic and feel of your typing experience. What is the difference between various plate materials? Brass: A dense metal composed of copper and zinc. Brass plates provide very little flex. Aluminum: A lightweight metal. Aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, but not as soft as their non-metal counterparts. FR4: A glass-reinforced epoxy laminate dielectric material often used in PCB production. FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, but more flexible than aluminum. Polycarbonate: A highly flexible thermoplastic. Polycarbonate plates can provide a bouncy typing experience. Specifications: TKL Layout
ANSI What's in the box? Plate
12x Gaskets
Screws

- Keychron Q3 Plates allow for customization of typing experience
- Plates sit between PCB and switches, affecting acoustic and feel
- Different plate materials include brass, aluminum, FR4, and polycarbonate
- Brass plates provide little flex, aluminum plates are softer and more flexible than brass, FR4 is less flexible than polycarbonate, and polycarbonate plates provide a bouncy typing experience
- TKL layout with ANSI specifications
- Comes with plate, 12x gaskets, and screws