RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Plus Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 60% RGB Gaming Keyboard with USB Hub, Hot Swappable Computer PC Keyboards with Bluetooth/2.4G/Wired Modes, Silence Linear SkyCyan Switches

This keyboard is amazing. I use this for work everyday and it doesnt lag at all, it a really nice keyboard. No complaints at all.

Overall rating 8/10. Out of the box the feel was very nice. I had never used this type of linear switch before, but I can say it is very close to a classic gateron yellow. The stabs come prelubed with a thicker lubricant (thicker than 205g0). The caps seem to be decent enough quality, and I havent noticed any obvious printing errors, or any errors in the placement of keys. The layers can take a bit to get used to, but overall usability is still very good even out of the box. The keyspacing is also incredibly decent, I would say Im particularly sensitive to weird keyspacing and I easily type 110+ wpm with this keyboard. This keyboard is definitely not a disposable office toy. Its a nice addition to your desk or collection. Take care.

The linear switches feel super soft. Key to key feels slightly inconsistent, but not horrible enough not to use. The space bar stabilizer has a little bit of ticking and has a very slight squeak occasionally. The switches it comes with are 5 pin linears and are very smooth so spring ping doesnt seem to be as issue. Each key is backlit around the edges, but not through them. This is easily fixable with a different set of keycaps. The board feels very well built and solid. It has a pretty decent weight for something this small. The extra ports on the keyboard work in wired mode as a USB hub, which I have no issues with. All in all, this is a great keyboard to have for any minimalist or someone with small desk space.

I got this to replace a full size mechanical keyboard on my work desk. The lack of a numpad took some getting used to, but overall I love this keyboard. It has a good, well built feel to it. It definitely cleared up some room on my desk, and its nice to be able to pick up the keyboard and sit back without having a cord. I really like this keyboard, and I am very happy with it.

Colors, weight, shape and sounds are amazing.

First off this thing is absolutely AMAZING! I have 4 Royal Kludge Keyboards and this on is my favorite. I still use the RK100 as my main board because I need a numpad for work but when I am getting ready to game the RK61 is my go to. The Cyan switches are an amazing feeling linier pre lubed swtich that is like butter. The color choice of the Blue, Gold and White are gorgeous and remind me of the Gundam keyboard made by Asus Rog Strix.

The keyboard feels really solid overall and the stabilizers are pretty good. It could use some lube and some mods but everything feels great.

Okay, so this is my first mechanical keyboard, and Im quite surprised at just how different it is from a normal membrane keyboard. But the switches are really smooth and responsive, and the RGB is really nice looking. The only thing I dont quite care for is the size, as its also my first 60% keyboard, and I find that switching between the function and media keys is a bit cumbersome, and the overall feeling is a bit cramped. Well, to say its cramped is like saying the Sahara is a bit dry. I mean, I do have large hands, not trying to make things weird... Okay, in retrospect, I think saying that Im not trying to make it weird probably did more to actually make it weird then mentioning that I have large hands, but OH MY GOODNESS THIS KEYBOARD IS SO SMOOTH TO TYPE ON.... Like, seriously, is this my like now? Am I going to be on message boards at 3 AM comparing key-caps and switches? Am I going to be installing mods on my keyboard to both make it quieter and louder? Like, Oh, now its a bit too quiet, need to make it slightly louder? Am I just typing more and more in this review to keep typing on this keyboard? The answer to all of those, are of course, yes.

This RK Royal Kludge keyboard is great for beginner and seasoned keyboard users. This particular model can operate wirelessly in Bluetooth or 2.4Ghz mode. I tested 2.4Ghz mode, which requires you to plug in the small USB-A dongle that it comes with that conveniently stores magnetically on the underside of the keyboard. Simply plug in the dongle into your computer, and turn on the wireless mode and set the keyboard to 2.4Ghz mode. Thats it! Youre now using it wirelessly. I tested it typing a document, and playing a FPS video game. I didnt notice any significant lag while playing the game wirelessly versus wired. The switches are very quiet and require little force for actuation. If youre not fond of the switches it comes with, you can power off the keyboard and easily remove the switches and replace them with new switches that you can buy online. These are hot swappable switches, which means you can simply pull them from the board and plug in new switches without having to de-solder the old switches and solder new switches. Overall the keyboard seems to be great quality, and value!

This is a great update to the RK61 that is everything that the original is. The layout of this board is very well thought out. The layers to reach different functions make sense, for the most part. The keycaps included in this set look really nice with this board and the stabs sound quite nice out of the box. Keys feel stable and the overall sound of the board is slightly on the deeper side. You can use 3pin or 5pin switches on this board but youll want to be careful with cherry profile keycaps. The LEDs are north facing and can cause some interference with a lot of different switches that you may want to choose. The USB passthrough is another great welcome that I couldnt be happier to see. Overall if you are looking for a great mechanical 60% keyboard this one is really solid out of the box and with a little time and work modding it, it has potential to be a monster.