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Keychron B36 Combo KCBD2-GR Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard & Mouse Set Greek Compatible with Mac

Key features:

  • Model 2025
  • Connection: 2.4GHz/BT 5.2/Wired
  • Scissor Mechanism Keys
  • Silent Mouse BM25 79g
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  • Keyboard Language Greek
  • Wireless
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Description

Description

Keychron B36 Combo (KCBD2-GR)

Wireless keyboard and mouse with 100% Greek layout. The Keychron B36 Combo offers excellent typing experience for everyday use.

  • Layout: 100% GR Layout
  • Color: Black-Green
  • Connection: Wireless

Triple Wireless Connectivity

The system incorporates wireless communication technology via a unified 2.4 GHz receiver that supports a 1000 Hz polling rate for ultra-low response time. At the same time, it offers Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity with the ability to pair up to 3 different devices simultaneously. Channel switching on the B36 keyboard is done using the Fn + 1/2/3 combination, while the BM25 mouse features a dedicated pairing button on the bottom. The receiver is a Type-A (2-in-1) model and ensures instant plug-and-play operation, while fast switching between available protocols is supported.

Advanced Scissor Mechanism & Silent Operation

The B36 keyboard uses an upgraded scissor mechanism, which is 59% higher than standard models, improving typing stability and accuracy. The keys are factory pre-lubricated, ensuring low friction during vertical movement. Combined with the special silent micro-switches of the BM25 mouse, the resulting sound emission is minimized. This design makes the set ideal for environments that require strict noise management, while maintaining tactile feedback.

Customization via Keychron Launcher

The management of the set is supported by the online application Keychron Launcher, providing access to advanced remapping functions and macro creation. It allows precise adjustment of the polling rate and DPI settings for the mouse. Additionally, it offers the ability to store up to 5 built-in memory profiles for instant switching of settings without the need for software. The software is fully compatible with macOS, Windows, and Linux environments, facilitating integration with each operating system.

Autonomy & Power Management

The system is powered by built-in high-capacity rechargeable batteries. The B36 keyboard features an 800 mAh battery that offers up to 320 hours of continuous use in wireless mode. Similarly, the BM25 mouse, weighing just 79 grams, incorporates a 600 mAh battery, which ensures up to 98 hours of continuous operation via Bluetooth. Power management is optimized by the low-consumption communication protocol, drastically reducing the need for frequent charging.

Ergonomics & System Compatibility

The B36 keyboard features a physical switch for toggling the key mapping between Windows and macOS systems. It includes a quick switch function between multimedia keys and standard F1-F12 keys by pressing Fn + X + L for 3 seconds. On the upper left side of the frame, there is a special magnetic slot for securely storing the 2.4 GHz receiver. The ergonomic design is complemented by support for creating independent keymaps depending on the selected operating system.

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

Product Details

Type
Keyboard & Mouse Set
Usage
Office
Keyboard Language
Greek
Volume Control Keys
-
Multimedia Keys
-
with Num Pad
No
Colour
Black
Wrist Rest
No
Foldable
No
Silent Keys
Yes
Multiple Device Connection
-

Connectivity

Wireless
Yes
Login
Bluetooth, USB

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (8)

Reviews

  1. 5
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2
  5. 1 star
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  • _Dionisis_
    2
    2 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    If you type text frequently, choose something else.

    + configuration/upgrade software independent of the operating system
    + "buttery" key feel
    + reasonable price for keyboard and mouse (~€48)

    - the keyboard "misses" keystrokes when connected wirelessly, either via BT or the USB receiver
    - the software does not always work with the supported browsers (Chrome, Edge, and Opera)

    I used two such keyboard/mouse sets daily for about 2 months, and returned both because they exhibited the exact same problem: the keyboard "missed" keystrokes, even though I upgraded the firmware of both the keyboard AND the USB receiver.

    For example, I would type "chairete" (hello), but it would come out as "chairte" and this happened with ALL keys, not just specific problematic ones. So, for every 20 words, on average 1–2 letters, spaces, or punctuation marks would be missing. Now imagine this happening in an entire paragraph and having to constantly correct such omissions...

    The problem occurred both on a Windows 11 laptop and a Linux desktop, with the distance between the keyboard and the computer's USB port being just a few centimeters in both cases, with no obstacles between them. Before the firmware upgrade, the situation was hopeless. However, even after the upgrade, letters were still missing, just less frequently!

    This has never happened to me with ANY other wireless keyboard (Logitech, Microsoft, Dell, Natec, Trust...)!

    Additionally, on Linux, the configuration software never detected the USB receiver or the keyboard in Chrome and Opera browsers. Only with Edge on W11. However, Keychron's packaging states Linux compatibility...

    Since this problem occurred with two separate units, I would say do not choose this keyboard/mouse.

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  • Evangelos_Sterpis
    2
    0 out of 2 members found this review helpful

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    It was good but it broke down in 4 months (the Ctrl stopped working). So, not particularly reliable.

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  • DimitisK

    Verified purchase

    Very good membrane keyboard, it surprised me positively. I didn't need the mouse since I already had one so I didn't test it, but in general it's a very small laptop mouse for emergencies - not for everyday use. The price is a bit high for what the keyboard offers, but if you absolutely need to have a Greek layout on your keyboard, it's a pretty good choice. If not, it's better to buy a mechanical one

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  • Excellent product in terms of price/performance ratio. Surely there are better keyboards and mice, but at much higher prices. However, it is a quality construction with an excellent keyboard feel (no noise) and an average mouse feel (very plastic), but it works well and comfortably, as long as someone is not very fast.

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  • so far so good ... the question is, will it last?

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  • Verified purchase

    Very good..Velvet feel

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  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

  • If you type text frequently, choose something else.

    + configuration/upgrade software independent of the operating system
    + "buttery" key feel
    + reasonable price for keyboard and mouse (~€48)

    - the keyboard "misses" keystrokes when connected wirelessly, either via BT or the USB receiver
    - the software does not always work with the supported browsers (Chrome, Edge, and Opera)

    I used two such keyboard/mouse sets daily for about 2 months, and returned both because they exhibited the exact same problem: the keyboard "missed" keystrokes, even though I upgraded the firmware of both the keyboard AND the USB receiver.

    For example, I would type "chairete" (hello), but it would come out as "chairte" and this happened with ALL keys, not just specific problematic ones. So, for every 20 words, on average 1–2 letters, spaces, or punctuation marks would be missing. Now imagine this happening in an entire paragraph and having to constantly correct such omissions...

    The problem occurred both on a Windows 11 laptop and a Linux desktop, with the distance between the keyboard and the computer's USB port being just a few centimeters in both cases, with no obstacles between them. Before the firmware upgrade, the situation was hopeless. However, even after the upgrade, letters were still missing, just less frequently!

    This has never happened to me with ANY other wireless keyboard (Logitech, Microsoft, Dell, Natec, Trust...)!

    Additionally, on Linux, the configuration software never detected the USB receiver or the keyboard in Chrome and Opera browsers. Only with Edge on W11. However, Keychron's packaging states Linux compatibility...

    Since this problem occurred with two separate units, I would say do not choose this keyboard/mouse.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • It was good but it broke down in 4 months (the Ctrl stopped working). So, not particularly reliable.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Very good membrane keyboard, it surprised me positively. I didn't need the mouse since I already had one so I didn't test it, but in general it's a very small laptop mouse for emergencies - not for everyday use. The price is a bit high for what the keyboard offers, but if you absolutely need to have a Greek layout on your keyboard, it's a pretty good choice. If not, it's better to buy a mechanical one

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Excellent product in terms of price/performance ratio. Surely there are better keyboards and mice, but at much higher prices. However, it is a quality construction with an excellent keyboard feel (no noise) and an average mouse feel (very plastic), but it works well and comfortably, as long as someone is not very fast.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • so far so good ... the question is, will it last?

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    0
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Description & Specifications

Keychron B36 Combo (KCBD2-GR)

Wireless keyboard and mouse with 100% Greek layout. The Keychron B36 Combo offers excellent typing experience for everyday use.

  • Layout: 100% GR Layout
  • Color: Black-Green
  • Connection: Wireless

Triple Wireless Connectivity

The system incorporates wireless communication technology via a unified 2.4 GHz receiver that supports a 1000 Hz polling rate for ultra-low response time. At the same time, it offers Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity with the ability to pair up to 3 different devices simultaneously. Channel switching on the B36 keyboard is done using the Fn + 1/2/3 combination, while the BM25 mouse features a dedicated pairing button on the bottom. The receiver is a Type-A (2-in-1) model and ensures instant plug-and-play operation, while fast switching between available protocols is supported.

Advanced Scissor Mechanism & Silent Operation

The B36 keyboard uses an upgraded scissor mechanism, which is 59% higher than standard models, improving typing stability and accuracy. The keys are factory pre-lubricated, ensuring low friction during vertical movement. Combined with the special silent micro-switches of the BM25 mouse, the resulting sound emission is minimized. This design makes the set ideal for environments that require strict noise management, while maintaining tactile feedback.

Customization via Keychron Launcher

The management of the set is supported by the online application Keychron Launcher, providing access to advanced remapping functions and macro creation. It allows precise adjustment of the polling rate and DPI settings for the mouse. Additionally, it offers the ability to store up to 5 built-in memory profiles for instant switching of settings without the need for software. The software is fully compatible with macOS, Windows, and Linux environments, facilitating integration with each operating system.

Autonomy & Power Management

The system is powered by built-in high-capacity rechargeable batteries. The B36 keyboard features an 800 mAh battery that offers up to 320 hours of continuous use in wireless mode. Similarly, the BM25 mouse, weighing just 79 grams, incorporates a 600 mAh battery, which ensures up to 98 hours of continuous operation via Bluetooth. Power management is optimized by the low-consumption communication protocol, drastically reducing the need for frequent charging.

Ergonomics & System Compatibility

The B36 keyboard features a physical switch for toggling the key mapping between Windows and macOS systems. It includes a quick switch function between multimedia keys and standard F1-F12 keys by pressing Fn + X + L for 3 seconds. On the upper left side of the frame, there is a special magnetic slot for securely storing the 2.4 GHz receiver. The ergonomic design is complemented by support for creating independent keymaps depending on the selected operating system.

Manufacturer

Product Details

Type
Keyboard & Mouse Set
Usage
Office
Keyboard Language
Greek
Volume Control Keys
-
Multimedia Keys
-
with Num Pad
No
Colour
Black
Wrist Rest
No
Foldable
No
Silent Keys
Yes
Multiple Device Connection
-

Connectivity

Wireless
Yes
Login
Bluetooth, USB

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (8)

  1. 5
  2. 1
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • _Dionisis_
    2
    2 out of 3 members found this review helpful

    If you type text frequently, choose something else.

    + configuration/upgrade software independent of the operating system
    + "buttery" key feel
    + reasonable price for keyboard and mouse (~€48)

    - the keyboard "misses" keystrokes when connected wirelessly, either via BT or the USB receiver
    - the software does not always work with the supported browsers (Chrome, Edge, and Opera)

    I used two such keyboard/mouse sets daily for about 2 months, and returned both because they exhibited the exact same problem: the keyboard "missed" keystrokes, even though I upgraded the firmware of both the keyboard AND the USB receiver.

    For example, I would type "chairete" (hello), but it would come out as "chairte" and this happened with ALL keys, not just specific problematic ones. So, for every 20 words, on average 1–2 letters, spaces, or punctuation marks would be missing. Now imagine this happening in an entire paragraph and having to constantly correct such omissions...

    The problem occurred both on a Windows 11 laptop and a Linux desktop, with the distance between the keyboard and the computer's USB port being just a few centimeters in both cases, with no obstacles between them. Before the firmware upgrade, the situation was hopeless. However, even after the upgrade, letters were still missing, just less frequently!

    This has never happened to me with ANY other wireless keyboard (Logitech, Microsoft, Dell, Natec, Trust...)!

    Additionally, on Linux, the configuration software never detected the USB receiver or the keyboard in Chrome and Opera browsers. Only with Edge on W11. However, Keychron's packaging states Linux compatibility...

    Since this problem occurred with two separate units, I would say do not choose this keyboard/mouse.

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  • Evangelos_Sterpis
    2
    0 out of 2 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    It was good but it broke down in 4 months (the Ctrl stopped working). So, not particularly reliable.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • DimitisK

    Verified purchase

    Very good membrane keyboard, it surprised me positively. I didn't need the mouse since I already had one so I didn't test it, but in general it's a very small laptop mouse for emergencies - not for everyday use. The price is a bit high for what the keyboard offers, but if you absolutely need to have a Greek layout on your keyboard, it's a pretty good choice. If not, it's better to buy a mechanical one

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Excellent product in terms of price/performance ratio. Surely there are better keyboards and mice, but at much higher prices. However, it is a quality construction with an excellent keyboard feel (no noise) and an average mouse feel (very plastic), but it works well and comfortably, as long as someone is not very fast.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • so far so good ... the question is, will it last?

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    Very good..Velvet feel

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

  • If you type text frequently, choose something else.

    + configuration/upgrade software independent of the operating system
    + "buttery" key feel
    + reasonable price for keyboard and mouse (~€48)

    - the keyboard "misses" keystrokes when connected wirelessly, either via BT or the USB receiver
    - the software does not always work with the supported browsers (Chrome, Edge, and Opera)

    I used two such keyboard/mouse sets daily for about 2 months, and returned both because they exhibited the exact same problem: the keyboard "missed" keystrokes, even though I upgraded the firmware of both the keyboard AND the USB receiver.

    For example, I would type "chairete" (hello), but it would come out as "chairte" and this happened with ALL keys, not just specific problematic ones. So, for every 20 words, on average 1–2 letters, spaces, or punctuation marks would be missing. Now imagine this happening in an entire paragraph and having to constantly correct such omissions...

    The problem occurred both on a Windows 11 laptop and a Linux desktop, with the distance between the keyboard and the computer's USB port being just a few centimeters in both cases, with no obstacles between them. Before the firmware upgrade, the situation was hopeless. However, even after the upgrade, letters were still missing, just less frequently!

    This has never happened to me with ANY other wireless keyboard (Logitech, Microsoft, Dell, Natec, Trust...)!

    Additionally, on Linux, the configuration software never detected the USB receiver or the keyboard in Chrome and Opera browsers. Only with Edge on W11. However, Keychron's packaging states Linux compatibility...

    Since this problem occurred with two separate units, I would say do not choose this keyboard/mouse.

    Translated from Greek ·
    2
  • It was good but it broke down in 4 months (the Ctrl stopped working). So, not particularly reliable.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Very good membrane keyboard, it surprised me positively. I didn't need the mouse since I already had one so I didn't test it, but in general it's a very small laptop mouse for emergencies - not for everyday use. The price is a bit high for what the keyboard offers, but if you absolutely need to have a Greek layout on your keyboard, it's a pretty good choice. If not, it's better to buy a mechanical one

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Excellent product in terms of price/performance ratio. Surely there are better keyboards and mice, but at much higher prices. However, it is a quality construction with an excellent keyboard feel (no noise) and an average mouse feel (very plastic), but it works well and comfortably, as long as someone is not very fast.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • so far so good ... the question is, will it last?

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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