RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wireless 60% Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Mechanical Keyboard, 61 Keys Bluetooth Mechanical Keyboard, Compact Gaming Keyboard with Software (Hot Swappable Red Switch, White)

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  • Todd Sweeney

    > 3 day

    I like it but sometimes the keyboard could be delayed or die very quickly but everything else its really great

  • Rich

    15-06-2025

    I use this keyboard at my gaming table, for the occasion when I need to type when leading my gaming group. They keyboard is responsive and solid, and I cant see me using a different one.

  • hussein missaoui

    Greater than one week

    It has ups and downs if you are tight on budget then yeah it gets the job done, Feels good while typing and gaming, and sounds good also the build quality is decent, BUT The wireless option sucks it has a lot of issues like the keys sometimes wont work sometimes it types double, I dont know I expected better to be honest. Anyways It got 3.7 on my scale.

  • David Jenkins

    > 3 day

    As the headline states, this keyboard is pretty nice for the price. I chose the Blue switches for mine because I already have a few keyboards with Brown switches. I gotta say overall it has a fairly premium-like feel to it, and Im kinda impressed. The switches to my knowledge are not hotswappable (I pulled like heck out of them, the bottom of the switch would not let go) so that is a tiny bummer, but I wouldnt take off any points for that though. It seems to be using some kind of cloned MX cherry blue or Outemu blue just and FYI. The keycaps are of course fully able to be swapped with generally any MX or Outemu brand keycap set. The ones it came with are...fine, theyre suitable for the purpose but have a bit of wobble to them, so that should be noted, again a minor gripe though. The main draw to a board like this is clearly this form factor and at this price point. That being said, given the size and the layers of functionality it takes some getting used to. Fn and right Shift allows use of the arrow keys but disables the various other function of keys that share the same binding (Alt, Ctrl, ect) so you should know that going in. Mine came with USB Type C for connectivity which is a nice plus. Definitely worth the asking price of like 40 bucks. Id recommend to fans of 60% boards that are on a budget.

  • Mr. Mitch

    > 3 day

    Keyboard is great. Love the feel and love the sound. Love the solid thonk when i type. Its a great portable keyboard and i am dissapointed they dont make a full size version of this. I know they make full size keyboards but its not the same as this one. Was skeptical about their own brand of red switches but they actually compare pretty well to cherrys. I dont really notice a difference. I just hope they last as long. The main issue is that the wireless is buggy. I cant type to fast because the computer wont pick up every letter or it will get stuck on one letter and repeatedly input thay character. The key isnt pressed. It just seems to be an issue with the wireless because it works fine when connected via usb. Both the bluetooth and the 2.4Ghz have the same issue so Im at a loss. I tried downloading some software from the website and its all in chinese, which really doesnt matter because the program crashes anytime i try to click on anything. Summary: Great keyboard to type on just as long as you dont need the software and dont need to use it wirelessly

  • len

    > 3 day

    did anyone received the 2.4Ghz dongle with their keyboard, I bought an aftermarket one but no luck getting it to work to be honest the wireless feature did not work at all still its a ok keyboard

  • Edyth Gleason Sr.

    > 3 day

    The keyboard is functionally great. But it was a little uncomfortable for me since it doesn’t have a wrist rest. The size was also too small to be comfortable. I ended up returning it and buying a different keyboard from the same manufacturer

  • Juliana Merkt

    Greater than one week

    The Good -It has a great typing feel, having Kalih Blue switches, which are functionally identical to Cherry brand switches. -It arrived charged enough to go 3 days of use before needing to be plugged in, and has good power-saving measures in place to keep unnecessary battery drain to a minimum. -You can use it while charging, which cant be taken for granted. -The Backlighting is evenly distributed across the board and has multiple levels of brightness, including disabling it entirely. -You can have it simultaneously paired with up to 3 devices, and swap between them with a simple key combo. The Bad -The feet are simply rubber anti-skid pieces, not adjustable. -This is to be expected with a small form-factor board, but some of the FN keypresses are strange. For instance, to type ? , its no longer shift+/, its FN+shift+/. If youre still learning the board, youll end up selecting and deleting an entire line of whatever you were typing, since shift+/ now corresponds to the up arrow+shift. Youll get the hang of it, though. -No media controls, not even a volume up or down. The Ugly - This may just be a problem with my board, but reviews Ive seen online hint that it might be very common to the product: It is uneven. If youre trying to type on a flat surface, it will wobble back and forth like a table with a short leg. This isnt a problem for me, since Im using it on my lap for my living room computer, but its something to keep in mind.

  • Owen Kassulke

    Greater than one week

    I love NEARLY everything about this keyboard. The keys feel so nice and satisfying, the size is perfect, and the lighting features are awesome. The only problem (and it is a BIG one for me) is that the / key and the up arrow key share a single key and you have to use the FN key to toggle between them. As someone who is a writer and does a bit of coding as well, this is just not practical for me. I use both keys all the time and its not just a rare inconvenience, but a constant one, to use the FN key to type out a slash. But this experience has made me realize there is, in fact, a reason gaming keyboards are gaming keyboard. I would imagine, when gaming, the need for a slash key isnt critical. But for my everyday purposes, both those keys are. Ill be returning this keyboard,but Im going definitely check out Royal Kludges other options because apart from that one major quirk, the keyboard is great.

  • Christine M.

    > 3 day

    If you like the keys raised, this is your keyboard…I have long nails & had hard time with the flat keyboard. I love this works great with my nails!!!!! LOL….

Switch wired/bluetooth mode

Wired mode: Switch on the back of the keyboard needs to be OFF with cable connected;

Bluetooth mode: Switch ON with the cable disconnected


Bluetooth matching mode

Long-press FN + Q/W/E to activate Bluetooth pairing mode, Q/W/E will be flickering when the keyboard is able to be paired, backlit will stop flickering when the pairing is complete


Switch arrow key function

FN + Enter


Switch secondary 6 functional key

FN + Left Ctrl


Way to type a "?"

FN + Right SHIFT + /(?)

or press Left SHIFT + /(?) directly under arrow keys function disabled


Specifications:

Dimension: about 292*102*39mm

Net Weight: about 0.5kg

Key Switch: Red Switch

Operating Force: 50g-60g

Key Numbers: 61 Keys

Key Life: >50 million times

Keycap Type: ABS Double Shot Keycaps

Operating System: Windows XP/Win2000/Win7/Win8/Win10/Mac/IOS/Android

Built-in High-capacity Battery


Package Included:

1 x RK61 mechanical keyboard

1 x Removable Type-C cable

1 x User manual


Note:

Spacebar backlit will flash 3 times while charging, 5 times shows it"s fully charged.

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