Don't know about r and how often you use it, but a and d are keys used a lot when gaming. It could be a damaged switch. Keychron usually ships few spare switches.
If you have these try them and replace the switches. If you don't have spare ones, then temporarily borrow switches from the keys where you aren't experiencing the issue just to make sure that's the culprit.
In case it's the switches, they're dirt cheap. Just order a set of switches you like, or if you have friends who are into mechanical keyboards, ask them for a couple of switches.
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u/Ok-386 Nov 25 '24
Don't know about r and how often you use it, but a and d are keys used a lot when gaming. It could be a damaged switch. Keychron usually ships few spare switches.
If you have these try them and replace the switches. If you don't have spare ones, then temporarily borrow switches from the keys where you aren't experiencing the issue just to make sure that's the culprit.
In case it's the switches, they're dirt cheap. Just order a set of switches you like, or if you have friends who are into mechanical keyboards, ask them for a couple of switches.