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

They keyboard support hot swappable which it’s the biggest W

The item was prime. Exquisite delivery. Quality of the wrapping was splendorous.

I searched for a 60% keyboard because I would keep smacking my mouse into my larger one while gaming on low sensitivity, and this one was at least $20 cheaper than the competition while having the same features if not more. REVIEW It does not have dedicated arrow keys (function keys needed) or kick out feet, which I knew before buying so no problem there. The included Bluetooth was not something I personally used, but the option being there at this price point is pretty nice. The case is plastic but I had no issue with the build quality, it feels solid. After a full year of use, it is just as solid and reliable. Ive used Brown Cherry MX switches before and the Gateron Brown switches are great in my opinion. Tactile and pretty quiet. Oh, and the keyboard lights up with pretty colors! Overall this keyboard met all my expectations and then some. The cherry on top was the aesthetic it gave my setup, the only things on my desk were my 3XL mousepad, mouse, and 60% keyboard. Initially it didnt seem like too much changed swapping from my TKL keyboard, but when I put it next to the 60% it looked bulky and extra in caparison. PROS -Relatively affordable -Space Saving -ACTUAL RGB with different color modes - Bluetooth if youre into that -Minimal aesthetic -Good switches CONS -No dedicated arrow keys -No kickout feet TL;DR: Its small, aesthetic, feature packed, and affordable. If you use arrow keys a lot, it may not be worth. If space is the priority, it is definitely worth.

I ordered this item twice. I ordered originally a Blue Switch keyboard. I did not receive the item I wanted, and the keyboard died after I swapped the switches, Due to error with the keyboard and the PCB. I returned the item after the seller did not want to send me a replacement , they wanted me to send a video to troubleshoot the faulty PCB. I understand they were trying their best but I was frustrated more or less. I ordered the item again, being frisky and wanting Browns. I then received the same switch I got last time which was Reds , I wish the sell could atleast check the item and contact the customer before sending a random key switch instead of the ordered one. As of right now I still have the keyboard. Im not gonna bother changing out the switches , but if I could return this I would but I really like the keyboard. So if you plan on getting anything other than Reds just cross your fingers, or you might just get Reds anyways.

This is not like any other keyboard, READ THE MANUAL! If the manual is not followed, it will cause an issue, so I highly recommend following the instructions. Once the keyboard is setup, then make changes that will suite your needs.

I did a lot of research before deciding on this keyboard as my first mechanical keyboard--I have already given it new keycaps to help my overall experience with the board. Its everything I wanted from a new one (though in the future I think I will upgrade from a 60% to a 65%), but my one complaint, and I do have to say its a big one for me, is the fact that this product is labeled as having a 2.4 Ghz connection (so it would use a small USB dongle to help connect wirelessly if you do not want to use a Bluetooth only connection). I was looking very forward to using that type of connection point, as it would allow me to stay wireless (which is a need for my current setup) while also maintaining a strong, lower latency connection to my laptop as compared to if I only used the Bluetooth function (considering the Bluetooth function here is not 5.0). While I will still use this keyboard with the Bluetooth function, it was a bit of a disappointment to not get a function that I assumed I was paying for. In the picture I took, you can see the outline of where the dongle would be for the 2.4 Ghz. What is most confusing is that I have seen other people have the dongle, and other people are not. It would be nice if they could keep that information updated properly in the name and product description. I also saw a lot of clashing information on if this board was hot swappable for further customization and modding--I can confirm that I have a hot-swappable version of this board, which is good because if it had not been, I would have returned it immediately. So I will have to say, that the entire board itself is really great--its a good entry level board for people who are just getting into mechanical keyboards and who have a potential interest in custom board modifying later on. My biggest problem lies with the sellers and the misleading information compared to the seemingly varying products they provide.

Im fairly new to the whole custom keyboard life. But this was a good starting point for me. The battery life is meh but beyond that everything else is easily changeable with a few youtube tutorials. And even with the stock linear switches and some better keycaps its a great value. The ergos are a slight bit uncomfortable for my taste but a decent wrist rest fixed that immediately.

Ive been using this for a few months and my opinions are as follows: if you need accuracy in wireless modes, then this is not the device for you. Im using this to learn to touch type and I cannot use this wirelessly while I do my typing drills as it does not register every 20-30ish keystroke. This wont bother me with regular office use. I also use it wired for my typing drills, but this is advertised as a gaming keyboard and Im sure gamers would not be thrilled at the lack of accuracy. Also, I have a $30 cheaper bluetooth keyboard that has 100% accuracy so there really is little excuse for bluetooth lag in this device. If your planning on using it wired and want an entry level hot swappable mechanical keyboard you can easily mod, this is a good place to start. I swapped the stock keycaps and switches for some ZDA caps and Gateron CAP milky yellow, lubed the stabilizers, and foam modded the case and am happy with the results . So overall a solid 4 stars from me. Would have been 5 if not for the Bluetooth/wireless inaccuracy.

First impressions out of the box were great. Keyboard is nice and heavy, keys have a wonderful sound with the brown switches. Only issue I have is the lack of a manual for all the shortcuts and the key combinations. Its taken me way too much time searching to find out how this keyboard functions. Asides from that the keyboard is great because it works both corded and blue tooth and via USB dongle. Its a perfect size and the weight is substantial to most generic plastic keyboards. I would recommend for an entry level user and someone looking to learn about pulling keyboards apart and upgrading. I use it generally for gaming and chatting and it has been a good experience. Some might miss the extra keys but make sure you read which keys are not included for your gaming puposes.

I bought this keyboard recently and have had a few issues. For starters the alt key acts as a windows key which isnt a super big deal I just switched the keycaps. Also well the case was scratched when I got it. The switches i got where the reds and I dont think there the best they feel scratchy out of the box but if you lube them there not as bad. As well as the sound there very loud out of the box but I put some foam in the case it which was super easy to do. But overall those are the only issues i have had so far recommend buying this if your getting into learning about keyboards.