Keychron continues its push into unconventional materials with the K3 Max All-Wood Edition. This new low-profile mechanical keyboard features a walnut case and upgrades to the company's Milk POM switches. Unlike previous wood models, Keychron claims this design avoids the bulky front height that plagued earlier editions, measuring just 10.7 mm at the front.

Available now for $119.99, the keyboard offers linear red or tactile brown switch options. It retains the standard Gateron KS-33 hot-swap sockets, allowing users to customize switches later. The walnut chassis pairs with a steel plate, 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth 5.2 connectivity, and an 86-hour battery, making it a practical wireless option for enthusiasts seeking natural materials.

This launch continues Keychron's trend of experimenting with materials like ceramic, concrete, and resin. By offering a wood case without ergonomic compromises, the company targets users who want aesthetic customization without sacrificing the low-profile form factor. The move signals a broader industry interest in moving beyond plastic and aluminum in peripheral design.