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

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  • Alfonso Sanchez

    > 3 day

    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!

  • teva c

    > 3 day

    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 :)

  • Lila Whitehead

    > 3 day

    Keyboard is fantastic, Bluetooth, wired, and USB work great. Brown switches are tactile and satisfying without being loud. One thing that I dont like, if your charge gets low all the wireless modes stop working. Even when plugged in it doesnt work so make sure to keep it charged. That being said, the charge is pretty great, maybe ~4-5 days on full charge.

  • Ken

    > 3 day

    ****update**** Ilve been though 2 of these in the last 6 months, and I do not recommend this keyboard if you want hot-swappable. Every time I changed out the switches, the keyboard broke. A diagonal row of keys stopped working. The customer service was good, and I replaced the keyboard, but the next time I replaced the switches, the keyboard broke in a different spot. Just to make sure there wasnt something wrong with the keys (or me!) I bought a different brand and switched the switches. No problem. Everything else worked great. Well, except for the 2.4 wireless. (see original review) ****update**** I can verify that the 2.4 wireless is pretty weak, but the Bluetooth and Wired modes work fine. All the keys work, its hot swappable (verified) and the plastic skirt pops off if you want to paint it or just leave it off for a switch and key look. I like the size, and its not very rattly. RK84 is good for an inexpensive 75% mechanical keyboard.

  • Anastasia

    > 3 day

    This is a solid board overall. Extremely moddable. The switches that come stock with it are knock off gateron reds but weren’t necessarily a con. They felt okay and sounded hollow with the included also cheap feeling keycaps. I wanted to mod this board before I even ordered it and I’m glad I did. It’d be a good starter board for anyone looking to get away from the lackluster bigger brands and get into this hobby. I lubed and put real gateron red switches in and bought some double shot keycaps and it changed its look, feel and sound dramatically. It was a fun little project and I will continue to mod this board further. But not 100% necessary if you need a cheap well rounded keeb. The software is janky and not very intuitive, but it’s better than nothing. Good job, RK. Looking forward to modding more of your boards.

  • G. Bean

    > 3 day

    Ive had this keyboard for almost a year and Im very happy with my choice. I thought it was risky considering the low price and less well-known company, but it has been solid. Even without using the software for customization, theres still a good number of colors and control over brightness, lighting pattern, etc. is good. Mine has red switches, which feel nice and are easy to type on. Aesthetically, Ive been really liking the simple white so much I havent even considered new keycaps. A great introduction to mechanical keyboards, so I thought, but now that Ive had it for almost a year, Im not sure that I really even need to upgrade (though Im sure some who know more or care more about keyboards would obviously disagree with me). I use it primarily for work, but also for gaming, and it performs well in both uses. One feature I forgot about is that not only are the keycaps removable, the switches are removable as well. Not only does this mean you can take it apart and customize the keyboard how you see fit, it really makes it easy to clean thoroughly. As for the customer service, I had an issue with one key backlight, and they were very responsive and help me remedy my issue much faster than anticipated. 5/5 - would buy again, and recommend to anyone looking for a good entry level mechanical keyboard

  • Rodrigo A.

    > 3 day

    its a nice keyboard with good sense of clicking. good distribution. it comes with some spare parts and tools to interchange them. its also has a hot swap capability so you can throw other compatible key caps and it will function. Connection is really simple and stable, by cable, wifi or bluetooth. it even comes with a USB-A for connection so good on that. Only downsight is bright, its not really strong, at least with light. in the dark its fine i guess.

  • Stace

    > 3 day

    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.

  • Ophelia

    > 3 day

    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.

  • D. Chan

    > 3 day

    I purchased this RK84 keyboard back in 2021 and thought it was a pretty good keyboard out of the box. However, I recently had some connectivity issues with it randomly disconnecting from my PC. I reached out to Royal Kludge for product support with low expectations, since they are not as well known as the major peripheral brands like Logitech and Razer. This is where I admit that I was wrong. Royal Kludge blew me away with their level of support and responded to my inquiry within hours. They walked me through testing the keyboard and updating the firmware before acknowledging that there is a defect and helped me set up a replacement. I received my replacement within days, and I was shocked at how much better this new RK84 felt compared to my original purchased in 2021. Its clear that they made some changes to the product and the current iteration is much improved. The keycaps are thicker, have a nicer rough texture and have a more satisfying bottoming out sound. The spacebar and modifier keys also have no stabilizer rattle at all! I thought I liked my RK84 when I bought it in 2021, but I love how much they improved it. I wouldnt hesitate to recommend this board to anyone looking for a very usable 75% out of the box. Huge shout out to Royal Kludge for developing such a great product and having top notch customer support!

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