Keychron C2, full-size mechanical keyboard: full spec sheet and buying guide
The Keychron C2 is a full-size mechanical keyboard aimed at gamers and typists who want genuine mechanical switches at a moderate price. This page summarizes its features based on its official spec sheet and public buyer ratings.

True mechanical switches in a full-size 104-key layout, with white backlighting on this version.
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Switches and layout
According to its spec sheet, it's available with genuine mechanical switches (such as Gateron), in a full 104-key layout that includes a numpad.
Backlighting and build
This version includes white backlighting with adjustable brightness, and a solid frame designed to reduce flex during typing.
Strengths based on its spec sheet
- Genuine mechanical switches
- Full 104-key layout with numpad
- Solid, low-flex frame
- Wired USB connection for low latency
What to consider before buying
- White backlighting only on this version, not RGB
- Louder than membrane keyboards
- Wired only, no wireless option
Want to compare this model with other gaming options? Check out our gaming buying guide.
Who is it ideal for?
Based on its spec sheet, it's a good fit for anyone who wants genuine mechanical switches in a full-size layout without paying for RGB or wireless.
Who is it NOT the best option for?
If you want RGB lighting and hot-swappable switches, it's worth comparing with the Logitech G PRO X TKL in our gaming guide.
Frequently asked questions
Does it use real mechanical switches?
Yes, according to its spec sheet it's available with genuine mechanical switches such as Gateron.
Does it have RGB lighting?
This version includes white backlighting only, according to the manufacturer's specifications; RGB versions are sold separately.
Is it wireless?
No, according to its spec sheet this model connects over a wired USB connection.

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