RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK84 Wireless RGB 75% Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard, 84 Keys Bluetooth Gaming Keyboard w/High-Capacity Battery, Clicky Blue Switch

I wasn’t really sold on mechanical keyboards, I don’t care about clicking noises or clicking “feeling”, I’ve never had an rgb keyboard or really anything with a retail value over $20. But I wanted a more compact keyboard for my desk and after a lot of research on membrane via mechanical and specifically good introductory/gateway budget mechanical keyboards- I landed on this one. It took one (1) key press to fall in love. First, it’s gorgeous. The lights are bright and reactive and there are so many programs to choose from. Second, it feels amazing- I was shocked at how immediately I could tell this was better. It’s buttery soft and so sensitive to pressure, it’s made writing so much more enjoyable. The only “downside” is having to relearn how to type more delicately, I’m actually obsessed.

I originally went shopping for a new board, because my large tenkey board sat too far to the left of center and made my right wrist hurt, so I wanted something a little more compact, and figured I may as well go wireless while Im at it. I initially had some issues with this RK84 freezing up every 10 minutes or so, and though it was the board. I contacted customer support, and they sent me a replacement, which seemed to suffer the same issue. After some troubleshooting, I narrowed the true issue down to my own motherboard -- updating my BIOS and removing my RAM overclocking/overvolting fixed the freezing issues for me. For the record, I have an Asus Z170. RK customer support was very responsive though. - Keycaps on this seem to be ABS and OEM profile. I swapped them for some blank cherry profile PBT caps, for aesthetic and durability reasons. - The 2.4GHz connection for me is stellar. Not only is it very responsive, but it also lets you use the board to wake your computer from sleep, which cant be done using bluetooth. - Having bluetooth capabilities to write long messages on my phone is a nice use case as well. - Its yet not clear to me what the full lifetime of the battery is, but Ive been heavily using the board without backlighting now for 1 full week, with no sign of dying. Update: the battery life on this thing is nuts. Ive been using it for a month now without charging it. - Its a relief to know that if I get tired of the blue switches in this board, I can just swap them out for whatever I feel like. My only real gripe with this board is that, as far as I can tell, theres no way to monitor the battery level, so Ill have to have it die on me to know when its time to plug it in for charging. Initially I was debating between this RK84 or a Keychron K2, which is very similar. Its true that the Keychron has a slightly larger battery, but it also places the delete key in a really poor spot, and the RK84 can act as a USB hub in addition, so overall I think this board is a better option.

Se ve de buena calidad. Tiene el sonido característico de un keyboard mecánico. Tiene excelentes prestaciones.

Ive been interested in mechanical keyboards for a while, but dont really have the money, time, or knowledge to get an intense build project or expensive prebuilt board. this, however, is a really good solution. Enthusiasts will probably be let down by the quality of the switches, but anyone new to keyboards as a hobby probably wont mind, plus its hotswappable if they become a problem. The size is also nice, not having a number pad but keeping several important function keys, though its hard to find full keycap sets for this layout. The backlights look nice, though they might be dim in some settings, the few default colours are fine, but the patterns feel a bit bloated with excess no one will probably use. There are a lot of cool extra features here that are hard to find on sub-$100 boards, like the extra usb ports, magnetic feet, three connection modes, and the top part of the case being removable for that floating keys look. I definitely dont regret going with this board over some of my other options, and would recommend it to anyone looking for a good beginner mechanical keyboard :)

So after I spilled a cup of water over my previous favorite keyboard (a G-Pro with Roamer-G switches), I needed to replace it. I tried to fix it, but I had owned it long enough that the keycaps had started to break off anyways. They were unusual keycaps, so the only way to get a direct replacement was finding a used one. A used roamer-g g-pro costs almost as much as a new gaming keyboard, so I started looking to see what else was out there. Thus began my journey. Between now and the last time I was keyboard shopping the enthusiast community has become a lot more popular. After watching a lot of videos and seeing what custom keyboards could do, I was intrigued. So I started looking at recommended budget boards and came across this one. I really wanted something that would sound decent when typing and have hot swapping options so I could try some of the many, many switches out there. Overall this keyboard has a really solid feel, which is why it sounds pretty good when typing. It doesnt compare to some of the slightly more expensive 60/65% boards... but those have other drawbacks, and I needed my Fn and Home/End keys. I ordered some gateron yellows and stabilizers that Im going to lube to make this even better. Its already my favorite kb, and I havent even started modding. Notes: The backlighting is not super bright. Comes off very matte, but I like it. I tend to only use a little backlighting when its dark and the dimmest settings on bright keyboards are usually too bright for me. As of this review, the software is unusable (crashes on load) so you cant rebind keys or change the color presets(update: reaching out to customer support they sent me a firmware patch and the software works now!). The key layout is XD84, which seems to have limited custom keycap sets (you can use a standard set if it has a 1.75u right shift key and 1u alt, fn and ctlr keys included. The far right row keys will have heights that dont match their rows unless those are also included). I found that they do make a pudding set in XD84 and that will probably look fantastic with the matte soft lighting on this board. I got this in black, but I highly recommend white. Especially if you want to remove the side cover.

This keyboard feels like quality when Im using it. I have 3 machines & 3 big monitors on my desk, so wanted a compact keyboard but I do a lot of typing. The RK84 fits the role. I tried a couple other brands but theirs either forced contortions to get Arrow or Delete or Prtscrn or my fingers were all squeezed together. But the RK84 feels comfortable, solid - plus lights, battery life, connectivity all great.

I recently had to switch out of my razor keyboard, and its one of the best keyboards Ive ever used. Im so happy I found it. First and foremost, the typing experience is fantastic. The keys have just the right amount of resistance and feedback for gaming; its smooth and not clunky. The keys are Hot Swappable, which makes it an excellent keyboard for both works and play. You can always see the keys, even in low light. One of my favorite features of the RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK84 is its ability to switch between wireless or wired. This is great for people like me who work in different places throughout the day, as it eliminates the need to change keyboards constantly. The MX Keys is also very well-built and feels sturdy and reliable. It has a sleek and modern design that looks great on any desk. Overall, I highly recommend the RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK84 to anyone for a high-quality keyboard with excellent typing performance, valuable features, and a durable build.

Pros: - Feels solid and premium for the price. - Stabilizers are also solid and do not require clipping (no rattling here). - Mine came pre-installed with foam in the bottom of the case AND between the PCB/Plate which was not mentioned in the videos I watched so that was a pleasant surprise! Cons: - Stock switches are *ok* kind of scratchy IMO. I replaced mine with Gateron Milky Yellows that I hand lubbed. - Unboxing experience is boring if youre into that, but Im more interested in the product rather than the packaging. - Comes with a regular plastic USB cable, nothing special but thats what you get for the price. Overall this thing is awesome and is even better after modding/customizing!

This thing arrived and I was pleasantly surprised with all that was included with this keyboard! It came with a usb c cable, 4 extra switches(the same that were installed in the board), a really good key cap puller and switch puller, and some magnetic feet to adjust the height. I played a few rounds of MW2 with this keyboard out of the box using the 2.4ghz Dongle. I was surprised with the responsiveness. Then I see that there is also blue tooth. I tried that out on my iPad and it was almost as good as the RF connection. I was very surprised. The next thing that was a big plus for me was that there is full mac support for this keyboard. That isnt common with gaming boards that are in this price range. The other pleasant surprise is the usb passthrough on the board. there are not a lot of wired boards with that functionality. The only con I ran into was that there was no way to see the battery level on board, and when you are connected to rf you wont be able to see the battery percentage. There is a good trade off though as the keyboard will allow you to see that battery level when you are connected with blue tooth There really is no way that I would be able to give this board any lower than 5 stars!

it took a while for the keyboard to actually get to my house, but it was worth it. this keyboard is really good! it feels very high quality and sounds really nice too ( varies on what switches u get too im sure) 10/10 over all. its great for gaming too!