RK ROYAL KLUDGE S108 Typewriter Style Retro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Wired with True RGB Backlit Collapsible Wrist Rest 108-Key Blue Switch Round Keycap - Black

I fully enjoy this keyboard its functionality is superb. The back lighting is bright even in daylight. I did recieive mine in a wet package, but nonetheless seems to be an excellent keyboard quick and accurate keystrokes without a lag or delay.

I love the color and the wrist support but it came late.There was no instructions in the box and I was missing the tool to pop the keys off. It was a great product just wish it was more for the quality than the name I mean what you spend close to 73 dollars in this keyboard for it to be louder than most keyboards. On top of that to not come with instructions where I had to watch a YouTube video just for the color instructions is kinda sad but I will say when I told Amazon all these things they were very quick to make it right.

Peripheral Neuropathy has left me with compromised feeling and fine motor skills in my fingers and hands. I had to put silicone tabs on a few buttons to help me type by my own version of braille. It occurred to me a mechanical keyboard could help me feel the keys. Round keys maybe better still. I was right. The keys feel a little small at first but I think Ill get used to it. The round buttons really help too. I sure am glad for the other reviewers tips on utilizing all the cool ways to play with the colors. Many thanks for that. Was I the only one to not get any paperwork at all? Or a bar code manual? Minus one star. But so far its awesome.

I wanted something a little flashy and avant garde for my new office setup, and this RK keyboard was a great addition! Love the action of the keys: they are actually quite sensitive but have a long depress, which can be nice if you do a lot of heavy clicking for gaming and such, but makes typing fast a slight challenge. Definitely improved my touch accuracy since using this keyboard thats for sure. The RGB lighting is great, easily on par with the top-tier models, and lots of options built in. I dont know if they intended this, but the keyboard also seems to respond to my iBuyPower RGB headers meaning I can program it to match the lighting on my PC, even though that wasnt an advertised feature - hooray for accidental compatibility! All in all, this is a stellar, fun piece for someone that needs function AND form and loves the clicky-clack of productivity. Worth noting the overall build of the keyboard is really fantastic for the price. While it is plastic, there are no noticeable seems, everything is smooth and fits great, and the chrome really pops. Surprisingly high quality for the price, will be checking out more of their hardware for sure.

I got this keyboard for my wife. She has been wanting one so i fot it for her. She is happy and loves the circle keys and all the colors it displays. She uses it for work and all the ladies she works with are very jealous.

Bought for office use. Not ergonomic. Buttons too bulky.

I was reading reviews from 5 stars to 1 star. I ordered it anyway, and it came in. It worked perfectly, and I played a couple of games. They are easy to click without having to push too hard. Also, it is gorgeous! Ensure you take care of it so they dont experience issues like smashing too hard. It may not be the best recommended if you want to beat your keyboard too hard.

I waited a while to post this review because I saw people were having issues with the metal key covers (or whatever you want to call them) coming off, but Ive had this keyboard for several months now and I have had not one issue. Its definitely worth the money to jazz up your office and/or gaming setup.

The keyboard is quite a solid product. I have been trying to find a decent keyboard to replace the one that came with my PC due to wear-and-tear of course. Upon finding this and purchasing it... I must say the good things about it, along with the bad stuff about it. The good things about this keyboard is... its pretty. Typewriter styled keyboards are just lovely. The keys are circular. The keys also light up once the keyboard is plugged in to the computer, due to it being an RGB lit product. The font style of the keyboard is kind of pleasing to look at and each key also lights up when using the computer in a dark room (I personally prefer it this way when I game). The wrist pad that is attached can be collapsed for a more technical experience when not on a desk. If can be extended for more comfort. Now for the drawbacks. And to start off? · Not a quiet one -- My goodness, its LOUD! Im personally not a fan of clicky-clacky keys where they make a snapping noise. And this one really has to be vitally necessary to do so. Playing a game with keys atrocious snapping sounds is a discomfort. · Circular keys = Poor accuracy. When I am trying to do anything involving to type out words, 50/50 you will keep making typos constantly (for example: [word]./). Dont get me wrong. Half of it is my own fault for finding a keyboard, especially when its styled like a typewriter. But overall... solid product.

The blue switches and the layout of the aesthetics of this are amazing, should you be into this sort of thing. The keys are responsive. The clitty-clack-SUPER-DUPER is fulfilling. Not too loud, not too soft. Think of MX Cherry Red switches, but a tad louder, just by a bit. Word to the wise: Please do your research on this product in order get your color profile palette in order, since its kind of hidden in the functions. Otherwise, Im happy. I currently have mine sweeping left to right on whit LEDs. Sure, nothing crazy blinking gamer-looking, but she looks like diamonds. Sophisticated.