Keychron has launched the B11 Pro, a pocketable ergonomic keyboard that adapts the 65% Alice layout from its K11 Max into a foldable design with scissor switches. Unlike the company's recent mechanical keyboard releases, this model targets mobile productivity users with its ultraportable form factor. When folded, the keyboard measures just 196.3 × 143 mm, making it ideal for travelers and commuters with limited space.

Priced at $64.99 on the Keychron online store, the B11 Pro features a 65% layout without a num pad or F row, though it includes a dedicated arrow cluster for easier navigation. The scissor switch mechanism and concave keycaps provide a laptop-like typing experience. The keyboard weighs only 258 g and includes a soft-touch back material. Keychron has also integrated both 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.3 connectivity, with the keyboard offering approximately 135 hours of battery life from its 250 mAh battery.

The B11 Pro includes a sensor that detects when the keyboard is closed, serving as both a convenience feature and battery saver. Modifier keycaps feature both macOS and Windows legends, and users can customize key mappings through the Keychron Launcher software. While Keychron hasn't specified NKRO support, the company's other B Pro series keyboards lack this feature, suggesting the B11 Pro likely follows suit.