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

my first ever keyboard, works just fine on mac but some shortcuts such as the volume don’t work. i think it’s a recognition problem on the laptop’s part, might work fine on windows. can’t wait to use it on a windows laptop while gaming. loud switches but im kind of getting used to them, they’re swappable so i like that part.

* A colorful and cool mechanical keyboard. * I am not a PC game (I play on consoles) but I bought this for my office work as I love the sound of these keys and need a compact one that I can fit in my laptop bag and take with me to the office. * 3 ways to connect I connect over Bluetooth. * Works with Mac OS. I do not try windows but it will work. * Swappable keys * Long battery life. Works for 2-3 weeks for my office work.

After setting up the keyboard to my laptop, many of the key dont even work - all the number keys and few of the letters. Wouldnt recommend buying this. Waste of $60...

My Grandson loved it!

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.

This keyboard is my first 60% keyboard, and I must say that I am highly impressed. While this keyboard is advertised for gaming, I believe it depends on the game or a remapping of keys. The only points I would deduct from this spectacular keyboard are the missing keys. First, yes I know - the point of a 60% keyboard is its compact nature... but the lack of easy access to a couple more keys is crucial to some of the PC games I play. I would have liked to retain easy single key access to the tilde, DEL, PgUp and PgDwn keys. If your games dont involve those keys - it shouldnt bother you at all. First, the quality of this keyboard is evident. The weight, the padded feet, the feel of the keys/switches and caps - all feel well constructed. The switches are quiet and responsive, the RGB lighting is easy to use and with many modes. I was impressed with the choices in connectivity - USB wired, bluetooth, and 2.4GHz wireless - all of which were simple and straightforward to enable. There is a simple switch to toggle between bluetooth and wireless modes - and the USB wireless dongle sits in its storage spot just under the keyboard (held in by a magnet). Also, the extra USB ports make it easy to attach other devices directly into the keyboard. RK uses its own proprietary switches, which I quite prefer over other proprietary switches like Romer-G. Battery life is quite suitable and easily recharged via USB. I am quite fond of the color scheme as well. The only nit-picky complaint I have is the quality of the USB cable, which is ok but not of the same quality feel of the keyboard. Overall, this is an outstanding keyboard for gaming and daily use.

Im used to yellow switches, so this keyboard took a bit of getting used to. I found that they were a bit lighter in the top than what my fingers have grown to expect, but over a week of use, I have grown to like them a lot. This keyboard is pretty much perfect out of the box. My stabilizers were a little bit rattly, but nothing that a little bit of bandage and dielectric grease couldnt take care of. I have gotten about a week or so with RGB being on with average usage. The keyboard has no issues waking up from sleep, so I have no issues with setting the sleep mode with their software to be a bit more aggressive than normal. The RK software works well with the keyboard (even over RF) for configuration of sleep, colors, and key mapping. I wish the stabilizers were a bit better out of the box, but these are a quick fix, or replacement if they really bother you. The key caps feel good to type on, and I havent had the urge to swap them out *yet*. The key switches come out with a reasonable amount of force, so if I do want to go back to my yellows that I love so much, it wont be that difficult to do. The switches feel good enough that I dont see myself doing it. If you are concerned about battery life, the USB-c connection works well for direct connection to the computer. The benefit of the direct connection with the USB port on the keyboard reminds me of the old style Mac keyboard from way back in the day. The Bluetooth mode works really well for phones, and Ive had no issues connecting to iOS, iPad-OS, or Android devices with Bluetooth. If there were just a bit more sound treatment, or better stabs, this would be 5 stars. If you dont mind doing a little work to mod the keyboard, than this will be the perfect starting keyboard for you.

This board is my first foray into the 60% layouts. I wanted to get something relatively inexpensive, as my only other board is a GMMK PRO, which is quite a bit more expensive. Other than a very high-pitched space bar, which was easily fixed, I am VERY impressed with this board so far. I have a Keychron K2, and to me, the initial build quality impression is much better, as is the sound. Ive become a bit of a snob when it comes to stabilizers, but Ill say these worked well right out of the box. As I mentioned, the space bar had a very high pitch to it. I cut a small bit of sound dampening material and put it on the bottom side of the space bar, and now it sounds pretty much like every other key...love the ease of the fix. I was also able to quickly find some key mapping software for it, which enabled me to remap a few keys and easily run it on my Mac at work. If I had one nitpick, its that it doesnt have any of the MacOS bottom row keycaps. Ive switched a couple keycaps and mappings, and Im sure Ill get used to it quickly. Ive only had it for a day, so I cant comment on the battery life yet. Im also not a gamer, so I have no idea how well it would work for gaming. So far, for what I use it for, very happy and impressed!

My grandsons birthday gift

I had the original RK61 for a while and wanted to upgrade. This keyboard was a great choice. Everything you loved about the RK61 and some! The silent sky switches are a bit different from anything Ive had. The best way I can explain them is that they feel light to type on. It doesnt get any better than this if youre looking for a great budget keyboard.