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

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!

Currently Im not using the original key switches or the original keycaps. That said, the original keycaps were fine, nothing remarkable, and I thought the switches were pretty good, I preferred them to the Gateron and MX Browns Ive used before. I knocked a star off for poor 2.4 GHz range although I use bluetooth and have had zero issues with this so far. The stabilizers on this board are surprisingly good and not too rattle-y. I might lube them in the future but theyre good stock. The battery life so far has been excellent, and the RBG seemed to work fine when I tried although I always keep the LEDs off to save battery. The removeable frame is very nice although it is ever so slightly warped so theres a visible gap as a result of the center parts bowing out slightly. I used this on windows but I tried the mac mode and it seemed to map the keys correctly for macs. Overall this board is definitely worth the $80 I paid for it and with the switches I put in (Gateron Kangaroo Inks) and some thicker PBT keycaps its the best typing experience Ive ever had. Update: Ive modded this keyboard a bit now and have some additional feedback. These stabilizers have a lot of potential, once you clip and lube them and add tape or band-aids to make the fitment tighter, they sound really good. Swapping the keycaps out for thicker ones will really help this keyboard sound great. The battery life has been fantastic and Ive been loving the ability to easily swap out switches. The removable frame sometimes makes my space bar sounds more hollow and echo-y but I dont like the look of the board without it so I keep it on. The frame was also slightly warped but Ive stopped caring about that after a month or so. Overall, definitely, a great board thatd Id recommend to anyone, but especially keyboard enthusiasts on a budget.

For the price the amount of features this keyboard comes with is amazing, the Rk red switches I got with my board feel very nice and smooth. - The only cons I have with this keyboard is that the software for this thing is pretty crappy and could use some major work. In the software I set the RGB to never turn off (by default it turns off every 5 mins) and while Im glad that they at least have this feature it sucks that when putting my PC to sleep they still stay on... so I have to unplug the keyboard every time I go to bed. - The last thing is that even with a Bluetooth 5.1 adapter in my PC there is still a very noticeable input latency while gaming in Bluetooth mode, so I have chose to keep it wired. This is the first Bluetooth keyboard I have used so Im not sure if that type of latency is normal for BT keyboards or not but it makes playing any kind of online competitive game out of the question while connected with BT. (btw my PC is right next to my keyboard so it is not a distance latency thing.) Other than those two cons I am very happy with my purchase of this keyboard and plan to easily upgrade it with new keycaps and switches down the road thanks to the useful hotswap feature!

I really like this keyboard. I did zero modding besides my own keycaps. 10 months into using it, the usb-c port is loose, so it will lose connection if I bump it, but it will work in wi-fi mode I guess. Overall its a good starter keyboard. It was one of the few 75% with a white shell and rgb when I bought it. There might be more options now, but this is still a great price for what I wanted. Edit: Bumped up a star because customer support contacted me and tried to help with my usb issue.

The seller is great. Note that I got the version with blue switches, which came from the seller so took longer shipping (though still free and reasonable; just not Prime so not two-day). Versions with brown and red switches were Prime and shipped from Amazon. Im not upset, though, as I knew that going in; just something to watch for. I did have a quality control issue with the keyboard. I emailed the manufacturer, but no response after three weeks (not even a thanks for letting us know). It appears the opening for one of the switches (hyphen key) was too small. The symptom was the switch would not pop all the way back up, and did not click when pressed. When I removed the switch to replace it with one of the (4!) included spares, the removed switch worked properly and the spare, once installed, exhibited the same behavior. I was able to shave the opening with a razor blade and metal file and got the switch to work properly. So the keyboard works great now. Just a little disappointed in the quality control and lack of response from the manufacturer. Other than that, I am very happy with the keyboard. The 84 key layout is perfect for me, I like the removable frame to change up the style, I like the two USB-A pass-through ports, and I like the keycaps (even the font) and switches. I really like the blue switches, but love the idea I could change them out for reds or browns if I want to try them out. I always use the keyboard plugged in, but I like that I have the option of either a 2.4GHz dongle or Bluetooth (though I havent tried either, as I am told the pass-through doesnt work with those).

i just replaced my wired Coolmaster keyboard wit this one. having one less cable on the desk is always a welcoming thing. the keystroke is a tad bit too soft to my taste comparing to my old Coolmaster keyboard, the typing feels a hair less confident and i am still taking time to adjust (I cant conclude its because its wireless or the key design). but the build quality, set up, easy to use are all 5stars.

So Ive been typing on this board for a few days now and first I would like to say the 2.4Ghz is completely useless. The bluetooth works but there are constant missed key presses and I dont use the keyboard with a wire because why would I... Id get a much cheaper board if I didnt need wireless. I usually type around 80 wpm and with this board the best Ive done is 50 because of the CONSTANT missed key strokes. They simply dont register. Especially the space. I am very disappointed. Even writing this review has been a hassle with the constant missed keys. (Im pressing the but the simply dont register) Ive had at least 10 missed key strokes during writing this review.

Im writing this review with the keyboard a few hours after dropping a whole glass of water on it. I managed to take it apart, dry it out and clean any oxidation off the back of the board and immediately use it. Now, Im not saying this will work for everyone but Im incredibly happy it did for me. Im mostly mentioning this to highlight how easily taken apart it is and highly modular it is. For games, its really good but I would suggest that if youre into shooters or any other games that require super low latency, just connect it with the cable. Dont rely on the bluetooth. Ive noticed that when Im Jiggle peeking which basically means Im alternating between the a and d keys very quickly it seems to lag on a certain output for a bit. When it comes to the RGB, its good. Not amazing like the expensive brands out there, but it has the basic necessities and the colors that every other KB has.

The performance of the wireless mode is very poor and seems to drop off and becomes almost unresponsive often. It works ok if youre only a few feet away from it but otherwise it drops off constantly. This didnt happen for the first few months but now its a common issue and makes the board intolerable to use other than in wired mode. I cant get the Bluetooth mode to connect with the dongle that was provided either so Im stuck with the failing wifi mode.

If youre just getting into mechanical keyboards that you want to customize this is a great option. There are so many mods out there, you can easily make it sound to your personal preference.