ROYALAXE X ProtoArc 60% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Hot-swappable Wired/Bluetooth 5.0/2.4G Wireless Keyboard with RGB Backlit for Windows & Mac, PBT Keycaps, Gateron G Yellow Pro Switch, Lava Brown

I use it for school and gaming.

Great keys, size, responsive. Overall I’m satisfied with the product.

There’s a numpad, keys sound amazing, can change inputs easily, can connect 3 Bluetooth on top of wired and dongle connect and it’s really cute!! The software looks sketchy, but its legit and works. So glad I got this to go with my build

This is by far my top rated keyboard to date Feels amazing to type on, love the dials functionality My favorite feature by far is that acrylic cover they ship with it for protection in shipping-- when its not in use, I cover it with that. Keeps debris off when not in use and just adds another layer of protection to the system from pets/dust/spills. Things need to be standard with all keyboards imo Bottom left is a Purple Squishy for anyone wondering

This ROYALAXE X ProtoArc R68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Hot-swappable Wired/Bluetooth 5.0 is a fantastic wireless keyboard that would make any mechanical keyboard enthusiast happy. My first impressions of this keyboard were from unboxing it and hooking it up to use for the first time, theres 3 options for connecting this keyboard, either wireless through Bluetooth, wireless with the included dongle, or wired which is self-explanatory. This keyboard has a great heft to it that allows it to sit in place as you bang out keys on the linear Gateron Yellow switches. Throughout this keyboard I kept finding things that impressed me, like how smooth the switches were, or how high of quality the keycaps were. Ive built my own mechanical keyboards before, and Ive bought premade keyboards from basically every big name or little name player on the market, and this keyboard just kept reaffirming decisions I wouldve made had I made this keyboard myself. Almost every bit of this keyboard is well thought out and remarkably high quality, from the hot swappable switches, to the silky-smooth feel of the lubed switches, all the way down to the well done lighting and other visual goodies. Ive never heard of this company before this keyboard, but Im certainly taking notice now that I have. This is one of the best prebuilt mechanical keyboards Ive tested or owned, and in fact its the keyboard Im using to write this review on. Another aspect that I havent touched on yet but is probably important to mention is the smaller footprint of this keyboard since its only got 68 keys instead of the much larger full-size keyboards that have every key and numpad. I feel like 68 keys is a great middle ground between the much larger keyboards and the very minimalist keyboards that Ive tried but just have never liked having to set up so many commonly used keys to macros or other workarounds. This keyboard has everything I tend to use frequently, and the smaller size allowed me some extra room on my desk which is quite nice. Overall, this is an exceptional keyboard that does pretty much everything right and has surprised me daily with how good it has been to use and just how fun it is to type on it, especially as someone who wasnt a fan of linear switches prior to using this keyboard. This is a top-notch keyboard that I would highly recommend to enthusiasts and non-enthusiasts alike. 5/5 stars.

No issues with the product itself. Issue was with manner of delivery. Keyboard came in just it’s original box. No outer box. Package was left outside in the pouring rain with no protection. Box was soaked. So far keyboard is functioning properly. Thankfully.

With the advent of hot-swappable switches, I normally order keyboards like this with the goal of stripping it down and adding my own. However, this keyboard has given me second thoughts about my process. The Gateron G Yellow Pro switches came as a shock. While I ended up lubing them myself, anyone who isnt a keyboard enthusiast/addict will be satisfied with the quality of these switches. If you do end up wanting to put your own in, cherry switches are NOT compatible - so be warned. Additionally, the stabilizers (for big buttons like spacebar, enter key, etc.) are REMARKABLE. One of the biggest pains is opening up the entire keyboard, PCB board and all, to determine whether or not its even possible to lube the stabilizers. Thankfully, they were well-coated with Krytox 205g. Ive always been a Royal-Kludge stan when it came to modifying keyboards, but their name-brand switches cannot compare with the likes of these. All in all, Id recommend this keyboard to those who arent sure what switch is best. Just because this one isnt clicky doesnt devalue the quality thock it provides.

Beautiful and perfect out of the box. Best keyboard I’ve ever used.

I wish I needed two of these so I could buy another one because I love this keyboard. The yellow switches are really pleasant to type on (my other boards are reds, blues, and silent reds) and I have been looking for every excuse to use this keyboard. The keys feels nice and smooth and the rounded edges on the caps are not only attractive but practical. The board sits nicely on its own without needing any additional risers or rests, and the fact it can go between USB, Bluetooth, or wired means you have tons of good options. I have tried all three and each one works great. It has a convenient dial to select the connection mode, and for BT, it comes with up to 3 profiles you can program in to easily switch between multiple devices with just a few key presses. I cant recommend this board enough if you are looking for one of this size, and Ive been purposefully elongating this review to keep typing on it.

This keyboard is great for users interested in the 68 key 60 percent format. It has a 2100mAh battery advertised (and is actually right! many lie about the battery size!). The knob to change wireless from BT to 2.4g works as expected and the multi bluetooth profiles (3) are adequate for any user. The reception is great as well. The keycaps are nice and have a commodore 64 look to them. The only thing im not so happy for is unlubed stabilizers. Only the wire was lubed so the stab housing was rattling like crazy. Another hiccup is the backlight turns off after a few seconds to save battery, but does the same thing when the USB C cable is connected. I wish plugging in the USB would let the backlight stay on all the time. Do yourself a favor and pull them out, clean them and relube with some Kratox and Dielectric Grease. The Gateron Yellows are nice. It seems like they may have a thin layer of lube from the factory as well. I would recommend this to anyone looking for a reliable wireless keyboard.