RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wired 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact Hot-Swappable Red Switch White

I have been wanting a 60% keyboard for a very long time and was debating between the Royal Kludge and the Anne Pro. Im so happy I went with the Royal Kludge Rk61 because not only was it on the cheaper end, but its such a great keyboard in general! The RBGs are amazing, so many light options and you can make it as bright or as dim as you want. I got it with the blue switches, and while its on the louder side, its not bad sounding at all. I mainly use it for work, so I havent tested it out for gaming, but theres no lag at all and works very smoothly. Only downside is that there isnt any bluetooth option, but its not that big of a deal in the end. Overall, if you are looking for a 60% keyboard I say get this. Its a great mechanical keyboard that wont break the bank, its slanted for people who have sensitive wrists like me, and runs super smooth!

It is a very solid product. Not amazing for gaming, it is a 60% though so it could be used as a gaming keyboard. I would say it is mostly for looks, and the software that you get off the website, or I would recommend looking up a YouTube video on how to install it. The software overall is decent, it has a lot of options, but some of them didnt work for me. However, I really enjoy the keyboard for use of productivity, or school work. It is all I could ask for, for school use. 7/10!!

I would rate this keyboard 9/10 for gaming. Red switches are nice for minimal effort key presses. Tons of color options for the keyboard back lights, as well as pattern options. Big plus that you can change the color settings without using an app. For typing 7/10. Typing with the red switches can be a bit difficult sometimes, due to the light key presses. I personally have a 60 wpm typing speed, and found myself struggling with the red switches. Sometimes you aren’t sure if the key stroke registered or not. The 60% layout can be hindering for someone who is going to focus mainly on typing as well. Exclusion of the dedicated question mark key, and some others can be bothersome at times. None of this is at fault of the keyboard manufacturers, just the downside of 60% keyboard layouts. I strongly recommend this keyboard for gaming. If you game and type, I would maybe recommend getting the 10 keyless version instead of the 60%. If you are focusing primarily on typing and productivity, definitely get the 10 keyless version, or full sized keyboard. Overall really happy with this purchase.

I like how it is quiet and has really good RGB lighting with many good modes.

It’s not clickey clackey like I had hoped seeing the word mechanical. It’s a nice keyboard though.

Keyboard came as viewed in the description. My son uses it for gaming and really likes it. It’s light weight and has a pretty long cord. We switched out the keys with red panda keys and the process of switching the keys was very simple and fast. Even with switching out the switches, the keys still light up and change color. There are different setting for how you want the colors to flash when you got the keys. Overall this is a great keyboard for the price and would order again.

Perfect for gaming. My kid loves it.

I like it it has a lot of colors setting’s goes nice with my setup anyway add my snap lexu_123

Very quality keyboard for the price I wish the fn mode on the onboard worked a little better but that is my only problem with it but can be very annoying hence the 4 star

This is the first mechanical keyboard that Ive owned and so far I love it! The only thing I dont care for is how close the keys are to each other but after getting some use in on it, it is not bad! I love how you can change out the Gateron switches to whatever you like. I bought a 9 button Gateron test kit and I decided I like the clicky feel so I bought some green switches and swapped them out. It worked great and I can swap back to the reds whenever I want. The other thing I dont care for is the function keys being mixed in with the normal keys so I have to press FN and Enter or FN and CTRL to switch between arrow keys or media and function keys. Overall I give this a 5 out of 5. I recommend this to any of my gamer friends on a budget.