The Keychron K10 HE Special Edition (Black & Wooden) is the answer to the 'plastic' and overpriced mainstream mechanical market (see: Razer). It’s a board for keyboardphiles who don’t settle for gimmicks.
Design & Unboxing: Apple Aesthetics, DIY Philosophy

First Impression: The unboxing experience and manual are Apple-level. The build quality—metal chassis and wooden details—makes it a true gem.

Complete Package: Unlike Apple’s closed ecosystem, here the company provides all the necessary tools for full disassembly and customization. It’s a tinkerer’s delight and the ideal stepping stone into the world of custom keyboards.

No Gimmicks: The absence of a screen (TFT/OLED) is a blessing. On such a design, any screen would be out of place. If you have a large OLED monitor, a little screen on the keyboard is just unnecessary noise.

Hall Effect (HE) Technology & Gaming

Analog Feel: First time on HE and the analog keystroke changes everything. Pressure is no longer binary (on/off), offering smoothness.

Xbox Mode: The ability for analog movement (gradual transition from walking to running) is technologically impressive, even if native support in games is still limited. The hardware, however, is ready.

Keycaps & Sound

Acoustics: The click sound is deep, robust, and perfectly balanced. The 'just right' that’s hard to find in prebuilt boards.

Quality vs Lighting: The double-shot PBT keycaps offer top-tier texture. The desire for shine-through letters is understandable for darkness, but technically at odds with PBT quality. However, for someone who types with muscle memory, the lack of backlit letters is just a detail.

Conclusion

At €125-130, the K10 HE offers quality and technology you find in €250+ categories. It’s an enthusiast-high-end proposal at a reasonable price... (always compared to what’s available on the market and at what price).

From the very first moment, the spacebar and backspace did not work properly. Sometimes they wouldn't register at all, other times they worked randomly. Unfortunately, this problem is common for many users of the K10 HE.

This company delivers quality.

This particular keyboard is full size, with quality switches. You won't find the slightest trace of "cheap plastic." Sturdy construction from metals and the keycaps are very beautiful and of high quality.

Braided cable that attaches to the side of the keyboard so that if you want, you can pull it from the edge of the desk and it won't be in the way. In the box, there are tools to remove switches and keys, as well as to disassemble the keyboard if you want to make changes to the interior.

I would say that keyboards like this are literally one step before custom. So if someone wants to get involved and has the time and money, it's the ideal choice.

You will find replacement keys for Alt-WinKey-Esc etc. since with the press of a switch you can use it either with Windows or Mac (the functions of the aforementioned keys change). The wooden details make the difference and really make it stand out from the competition.
I recommend it 100%.

*Maybe if I had to find a negative, it would be that I would prefer transparent keycaps, but that's definitely a matter of preference.

I will simply say that I feel very bad for discovering the company so late. Excellent build quality. I have used various keyboards from mainstream companies (Razer, Corsair, Logitech) and Ducky. This one has the best typing feel of all and, aesthetically, it is the most beautiful. Its price is just right and that says a lot in combination with the above. It is 100% value for money and I recommend it unreservedly to everyone, acquaintances and not. 140-150 is ok. It doesn't have RGB settings like Razer but it also doesn't require you to install a program, it's a web app and it gives you very good control of its capabilities as well. Excellent!