RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 60% Mechanical Keyboard with Coiled Cable, 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth/Wired, Wireless Bluetooth Mini Keyboard 61 Keys, RGB Hot Swappable Brown Switch Gaming Keyboard with Software - White

EDIT 9/20: I have been using the bluetooth functionality on this keyboard that I never used to mess with. I would buy this keyboard based on this alone now. You can be connected to three devices at the same time and switch between them with a keybind. Its amazing. I cant believe this keyboard cost as little as it did. I love this thing. I bought it because I had three name brand keyboards with name brand switches go bad within warranty and figured it was time to see what the clones are like nowadays. Turns out theyre better than what I was paying more for. DESIGN: Solid, stiff, well-spaced, decent keycaps for what they are (replace these). The only issue I had out of the box was from a key sticking from the cap not quite sitting right on a switch. That problem went away with new caps. FOR GAMING, this thing is the real deal. My last keyboard was a HyperX and Ill never touch it again. These Gatreon switches blow my mind with their precision and the tactile click on the blues is so much better than that of Cherry or Khail. Super portable and takes travel abuse well if you put it in a case. I take this thing everywhere and have flown with it and it still works like day one. FOR PROGRAMMING: Here is where it gets iffy for me. They did a poor job of maintaining certain functionalities on the 60% form factor. If you type / a lot, get ready to be annoyed, because thats a fn key now. And ~ (an important key for Linux users) is now a Shift+Fn+ESC... I hate it, you hate it, its there. All in all, 4/5 because this thing is everything I wanted from my $120+ keyboards, none of which delivered the same value for what they cost. If youre on the fence, buy this one.

Edit 01/29/20: Theres something wrong with this board. My first one had this weird issues where some keys would continually register. For example, if I pressed the A key once, the keyboard would think I was holding the key down and input an infinite number of A keystrokes. I had a replacement board set and it happened again. It doesnt happen often, I usually just unplug the keyboard and plug it back in. This happened on the original and the replacement, with different USB C cables, and on different computers. I love the keyboard, but this is an annoyance for sure Overall, Im happy. I went from a TKL Outemu Red switch gaming keyboard to this 60% (not sure if Kailh or Outemu) Brown switch keyboard. So far, its great. The lighting effects are plentiful an awesome. I swapped in the HyperX White Pudding keycaps and the RGB looks even better now. The switches feel pretty good for browns and the stabilizers are totally fine, despite some of the other reviews. I plan to use this in wired mode for gaming. However, I tested out bluetooth just for daily use (such as web browsing), and it works flawlessly. Im very happy with this keyboard.

Ill just do an initial impressions/opinions first then the pros and cons list after. Ive gone through the flagship keyboards of nearly every major brand you can think of: Razer, Logitech, Cherry, Corsair, Roccat, and others. But only a couple of them (IMHO of course) have been better than this keyboard and not overall, just in certain ways. Ill explain: Razer usually blows the budget on lighting. I think we all know thats their main draw. But their keys are AT BEST comparable to these. Logitech always has all the bells and whistles, but again, key switches are comparable at best. Corsair probably has marginally better keys (in that they are usually not dry but, rather, dry lubed and not very clacky which, for some, is great and others, not so great). But the feel of these brown key switches? Oh lord... Its like typing on the smoothest and yet... I cant really describe what I think when I type on it. It just feels right. Pros: Key switches, while proprietary, are outstanding: not obnoxiously clicky and loud, but feel nice to press RGB Colors are very vivid Key travel distance is rather short which I see as a pro; YMMV Very sturdy construction Cons: RGB lighting is not as bright as other main stream brands Brown switches are not for everyone, they take stronger fingers to use effectively (only my opinion) Its a 60% keyboard, you know what youre getting into with secondary key functions; however, once you learn where they are, its not that bad Lack of adjustable feet/legs; not a huge deal as the design almost negates the need for them, its still just a bit low for my liking These of course are only my opinions and only reflect as much. I purchased this keyboard for 10% off, but that was an Amazon deal and I was not compensated in any way for this review. It reflects my true and honest thoughts on the RK Royal Kludge RGB 60% Mechanical Keyboard, brown switches, white.

Ive been using this for a few months and my opinions are as follows: if you need accuracy in wireless modes, then this is not the device for you. Im using this to learn to touch type and I cannot use this wirelessly while I do my typing drills as it does not register every 20-30ish keystroke. This wont bother me with regular office use. I also use it wired for my typing drills, but this is advertised as a gaming keyboard and Im sure gamers would not be thrilled at the lack of accuracy. Also, I have a $30 cheaper bluetooth keyboard that has 100% accuracy so there really is little excuse for bluetooth lag in this device. If your planning on using it wired and want an entry level hot swappable mechanical keyboard you can easily mod, this is a good place to start. I swapped the stock keycaps and switches for some ZDA caps and Gateron CAP milky yellow, lubed the stabilizers, and foam modded the case and am happy with the results . So overall a solid 4 stars from me. Would have been 5 if not for the Bluetooth/wireless inaccuracy.

This keyboard is great for gaming. As a gamer myself, this keyboard seems too good for the price! I bought it for about $50 which is crazy for how good this keyboard is. Unfortunately I did return this keyboard because I couldn’t get used to it being 60%. I loved everything about this keyboard so I bought the RK87. I made a more detailed review on that if you would like to check that out. However, if you’re looking for an awesome cheap 60% keyboard, this is the one to buy.

Es un buen teclado, se siente muy solido, excelente RGB, ahora han habido 3 puntos que no me gustaron (Si el vendedor me puede ayudar a entender lo agradezco): - Cuando esta en modo inalámbrico funciona bien un 80% del tiempo, sin embargo en ocasiones se traba un poco y de la nada responde. - Hay comandos que cambian todo el teclado y que no están en el manual como algunos con la tecla Windows y para restaurarlo se vuelve un dolor de cabeza. - No se si es por el procesador del teclado pero ahorita mismo mi letra i se queda como desactivada por unos segundos y luego la escribe muchas veces. Aun así, me parece una excelente pieza, lo he disfrutado mucho y jugado con el y no me da casi problemas, principalmente identifico que todo sucede cuando se esta quedando sin batería.

This board is a bit too narrow for me, but I got exactly what I paid for. Works well, no complaints.

I ordered this item twice. I ordered originally a Blue Switch keyboard. I did not receive the item I wanted, and the keyboard died after I swapped the switches, Due to error with the keyboard and the PCB. I returned the item after the seller did not want to send me a replacement , they wanted me to send a video to troubleshoot the faulty PCB. I understand they were trying their best but I was frustrated more or less. I ordered the item again, being frisky and wanting Browns. I then received the same switch I got last time which was Reds , I wish the sell could atleast check the item and contact the customer before sending a random key switch instead of the ordered one. As of right now I still have the keyboard. Im not gonna bother changing out the switches , but if I could return this I would but I really like the keyboard. So if you plan on getting anything other than Reds just cross your fingers, or you might just get Reds anyways.

Not my favorite but not my least favorite either. I wish it had a wireless feature but it doesn’t but that’s okay, it has a great build quality but it’s just really plain looking. If you don’t care for looks and or wireless compatibility I would buy it.

The keyboard is very nice and Ive had it for about 2-3 months now. Ive been able to switch between my laptop and my ipad when Im typing notes for class easily and it doesnt take a lot of desk space as I currently have a small desk so that was a big plus. However, when I play video games with my friends, Ive noticed the keys occasionally get stuck. For example, when I go on minecraft, I will press on the A key to go to the left and then i remove my finger but Im still moving to the left. It will only stop, once I press on the key again. I also have tried to download the software for this keyboard to see if there was a way to fix things through it and upon opening the program, I am given a screen that says no gaming device found and then the program closes. I try again assuming I downloaded the wrong one, but to no avail, it still will not work. I do recall reading reviews warning me that the keyboard isnt great or some other con and that I shouldnt buy it, but I ignored them and now here I am writing my review. If anything, this keyboard is great for typing up notes, but when it comes to gaming, I dont recommend too much unless you dont have the keys getting stuck problem, but even then, it might be a risk if you buy it and end up getting that problem later. Im now looking into other keyboards and will probably just sell this keyboard to a college student in my city who may be more interested in using it only for typing and not gaming as well.