RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 60% Mechanical Keyboard with Coiled Cable, 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth/Wired, Wireless Bluetooth Mini Keyboard 61 Keys, RGB Hot Swappable Brown Switch Gaming Keyboard with Software - White

First time I had it, it was good I took care of it very well nothing every fell on i, the keys never got dusty or anything I was good to it, a few months after I got it roughly 5 months after about 5 of the keys completely stopped working but they would still light up it was out of nowhere so I was confused myself and assumed it was broken so I messaged Amazon customer service about it they said I would have to speak to the company directly so I sent and email/ customer service mail about it being broken and not worked it’s been over a year now since I’ve sent the message/email, and I still never heard anything from them about the keyboard so in my opinion don’t waste you money on it I’d go to a different company if I were you, don’t have to but it’s a warning.

Ive used this keyboard for a little while now and I love it so much, but its my first 60% board and I just couldnt get into it. The RGB is amazing, it has some of the best looking lighting Ive seen on a RGB keyboard, the preset RGB settings are awesome and can be really customized even without using the software. The FN bindings are keyboard layout changes took me while to get the hang of. I feel that is product of it being a 60% KB rather than anything with RK, because I even looked at the holy grail Anne Pro 2 and it has annoying keybindings to get over its small size too. I never had any issues with delay, keys not working, functions not binding, I mean overall this was a very nice keyboard. This was my first experience with brown switches, theyre really nice, I like the tactile feeling but overall I think Im mostly into blue switches even thought theyre loud. The bad: I just couldnt get used to using a 60% KB. If youre like me and have used a full size KB or even an 87 key for your whole like a switch to a 61 key is rough. Even using an ancillary number-pad I found myself annoyed with it. Ultimately, this is a gaming keyboard, which is does very well, but I had to work from home on my rig a few times with this keyboard and I was pissed. I dont feel like that should detract from my rating of this product though, because most people hopefully know what theyre getting into. TL:DR if RK makes a full 104 or 108 KB Id buy it without question since this KB was so nice. I jsut cant get used to a 60% KB.

Bought as a Christmas gift for my son and he is happy! We thought the keys stopped working within 2 months which was disappointing at first but then discovered that if the keyboard stops working and you flick the button on the back of the board it resets! Worked for us so we are happy again!

This board is a bit too narrow for me, but I got exactly what I paid for. Works well, no complaints.

My overall thoughts on this keyboard are, as long as you understand what youre getting for the price, its a great platform to build on. Pros - Bluetooth & 2.4Ghz connectivity - Hot swap keyswitches - Great platform for modding Cons: - Included coiled USB-C cable was faulty - Stock keycaps had some molding issues (I planned to replace them, so this isnt a deal breaker) - Included documentation is not entirely helpful. There are three input modes/layers that can be switched through with FN + Ctrl, and the documentation does not mention this at all. Mine was in an input mode that did not allow me to type at first, and I had to search for the keystrokes to switch to the correct input layer. - Battery life is abysmal. 500mAh is such a low capacity to begin with, and I have to charge the keyboard after about 10 hours of use. - The software for controlling the RGB lighting is not fully available, the user has to go looking for the software and rely on sketchy Google Drive links to download the unpublished version of the software. - Its unclear whether this is an issue with the software or my keyboard, but the red and green RGB channels are swapped, meaning I have to set colors through trial and error. This may sound like Im unhappy with the board, but realistically, most of those issues are non-functional, and can be fixed with a little extra investment. The RGB issue is annoying, but can be worked around. My biggest complaint about the board is with the battery life, and that is why Ive given it only 3 stars. With a bigger battery, I would be tempted to give it at least 4 stars, despite the other issues.

Es un buen teclado, se siente muy solido, excelente RGB, ahora han habido 3 puntos que no me gustaron (Si el vendedor me puede ayudar a entender lo agradezco): - Cuando esta en modo inalámbrico funciona bien un 80% del tiempo, sin embargo en ocasiones se traba un poco y de la nada responde. - Hay comandos que cambian todo el teclado y que no están en el manual como algunos con la tecla Windows y para restaurarlo se vuelve un dolor de cabeza. - No se si es por el procesador del teclado pero ahorita mismo mi letra i se queda como desactivada por unos segundos y luego la escribe muchas veces. Aun así, me parece una excelente pieza, lo he disfrutado mucho y jugado con el y no me da casi problemas, principalmente identifico que todo sucede cuando se esta quedando sin batería.

So on their original model which is the first picture Ive had for like 3 or 4 years now and for how cheap it was I loved it, now for the new models the second and third pictures which I purchased in the Pro Versión. The wireless, and The Wired versión are all the same Models which different features of course, the thing is I cant do what I do with the older models with the new models. The combination of Spacebar and N is what I use to super glide, I tried the same inputs on all three keyboards and nothing, I cannot replicate the movement that Im used to on apex with these new models. Other than that is a good keyboard I suppose

This keyboard was great for a long time. I bought a little over 6 months ago and have since lubed the switches (Gateron Browns) and even swapped out the keycaps to a sweet vintage looking pbt set. Now right off the bat the performance of this keyboard is great while plugged in, no issues at all. I dont mind really having to use the function keys to use the arrow keys at all. The problem was when i try to use bluetooth. I really imagined this as the perfect keyboard for me to take on the go to do some programming for games at coffee shops to switch between my ipad pro and my laptop seamlessly. And it was that for some time (though never at an actual coffee shop for obvious reasons). Bluetooth would connect easily enough and switching between devices was a breeze. And then one day, it didnt. Just out of the blue one day it stopped connecting to bluetooth. I cant even get into bluetooth settings where the keyboard flashed red to signal that you are switching between different bluetooth devices. Every once in a while it would magically work again, which would make me think that I did something wrong and accidentally hit a combo of keys that disabled it. However after using software that (i had to hunt down on the internet for by the way) it not work. Now the bluetooth is completely shot and unusable. This is really dissappointing because I loved this keyboard and I want to love it again but I just doesnt do what I need to do. I cannot recommend this keyboard, I would just get the purely wired one for less money. unfortunately I now have to shell out money to pay for a more expensive keyboard that works. Royal Kludge if youre hearing this, please fix this and Ill update the review.

Decent entry level mechanical keyboard. This keyboard is now hot-swappable, only on this model i think. Even though it is hot-swappable, this board gave me a hard time as I broke 3 switches and hotswap sockets trying to replace switches. Keycaps are ok, despite being ABS material they dont shine right away. The stabs in stock form are very rattly, mod them if you can. RGB is great. You get a lot of customization. when it comes to the colors and RGB without the software. Using the keyboard in wired feels like any wired keyboard. Bluetooth connection is decent, not the best but i gets the job done. (Add Gateron Yellow option to this keyboard and it would be a gk61 competitor)

Been using her for like a week, the browns are honestly pretty nice, i wouldnt call them holy pandas or anything but they definitely dont feel horrible. Little inconsistencies from key to key but its very minor. I havnt lost any switches but the main reason i say they could be switched out for better ones is that i see a lot of reviews saying frequently used keys stopped working within months. Easy fix i usually put my own switches in anyway. Pull key cap, pull switch, put new ones on. Its easy and a great benefit of the board being hotswappable. My ONLY question is WHERE IS THE RGB SOFTWARE THAT IT SHOWS IN THE INFORMATION SECTION???? Does that software not exist anymore or what cause i cant find it. There are three pictures showing different sections of a keyboard software that APPEARS to make the board programmable. and it SAYS the keyboard is programmable. but i havnt seen it on any website anywhere