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

Ive always been into mechanical keyboards. For me, you cant beat the feeling and the sound that comes with typing on a mechanical keyboard. It just isnt the same when I use a normal one. Before getting this keyboard, I had used multiple Corsair RGB keyboards in the past. I had no issues with them, but when I saw this one on Amazon I fell in love with the typewriter aesthetic and purchased it right away. It operates exactly as a mechanical keyboard should. The keys have a slight resistance and the clicks are very satisfying. The typewriter aesthetic is so pretty in person and its so easy to keep clean! The RGB feature is flashy but not distracting, and comes in a variety of modes that are all very eye catching. The biggest thing I want to mention is the QUALITY. When buying something online you never know how itll arrive, especially as this is the first time Ive heard of this brand. The keyboard came exactly as imagined and it all seems to be high quality. Ive had zero issues with it! No keys rubbing off, no connection issues, nothing! Ive been really impressed with this keyboard. (Ive had it for almost 4 months now) So nothing but compliments for this keyboard and the company. I play videogames a lot, Ive shared this product with my friends and a couple have actually bought it as well. Sometimes friends will even ask me to leave my microphone on when we voice call together because they find the sound to be super relaxing and makes them tired. 5/5

I never thought I could use a round button keyboard. I have always used square button. It was a little strange at first, but now I am used to it. I am using my new keyboard to type this review right now.

I missed having a mechanical keyboard and I also wanted one with RGB lighting. This one does the job. Its very clicky and I love it. My only complaint is the instructions for changing colors and setting patterns are too plain. Took some trial and error to get it exactly how it wanted it.

I have one like this and my mom loved the sound it made. It reminds her of a typewriter. She always came in to sit and chat while I work and listen to the nostalgic sounds of my keyboard. She works from home so I surprised her with one of her own for her birthday. She loves it especially the lights, she’s a closet gamer at heart

I love the bright colors and how it is clacky. Thats just what I was looking for. The round, typewriter style keys are unique and amazing. My only disappointment was the whole board lights up beautifully however, the actual keys do not. So the letters and numbers are black and difficult to see. High quality and good value for the price.

I really enjoy this keyboard, although it doesnt come with instructions on how to change the settings for the color patterns. I had to google it or look at previous reviews.

After 9 months of use, the silver (plastic) edges of the keys are falling off. Its not a big deal as I can just pop them back on but its unfortunate when Im in the middle of typing something out and it falls between the keys. Not really a deal breaker for me personally as Its not something I cant fix with a little bit of superglue lol. Aside from that small issue, its very comfortable to use (though it took a couple of days for me to get used to the circular keys) and sounds great.

Great clicky sound as I type. Only thing I really have to get used to is the keys are a little wonky and sometimes you type other letters. Its just a matter of finger placement but its still a great product.

Bought for (f) partner who wanted a “typewriter” retro style keyboard for work desk bling. She loves the feel of the keys and the clacky typewriter sound of typing. Note, keys are quite loud so in quiet workplaces could produce annoyance to those who don’t appreciate it. Personally would not use for gaming or typing for big handed people as keys feel very bunched together and quite different from gaming keyboards. Would probably require adjustment period if you are used to more conventional keyboards

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.