Review on 💥 Enhanced Performance: RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 2.4Ghz Wireless/Bluetooth/Wired 60% Mechanical Keyboard, 61 Keys RGB Hot Swappable Blue Switch Gaming Keyboard with Win/Mac Software by Dezz Watson

I have to say this keyboard is legal. I'm using a CORSAIR - LUX K65 RGB Cherry MX keyboard, this keyboard works just as well. Time will tell how long it lasts but so far I haven't lost the build quality. For the sake of simplicity, I'll list my pros and cons. Pros: -Very small and compact -Wireless -Pushbutton switches match premium mechanical keyboards -Detachable cable -Fast response (via USB connection) -Many RGB options -Connects to anything that supports Bluetooth. Cons: - The software doesn't work. - You cannot install MACROS due to defective software. Set a specific color for all buttons. Bottom line: you don't need RGB or macros, this is a well-built mechanical keyboard. I would like to thank Revain for giving me a discount due to software issues. The reason I kept the keyboard is because I can take it anywhere. EDIT: As I mentioned in my original review, let's see how long it lasts. Unfortunately, my D-key doesn't work at all now. This keyboard has so much potential, but you're taking a risk with an obscure brand. EDIT: May 5th, 2020: Now my second keyboard (spare) just started having problems with the 'W' and 'E' keys. To be honest this is a poorly designed product. I've had cheaper membrane keyboards from the early 2000's that still work. I can't get a refund from Revain, let's see if I can get one from the company. EDIT: May 14, 2020: Since the Revain warranty on my keyboard has expired, I have decided to contact the seller and the company. The company asked me if I knew how to clean switches, I told them I didn't know but I was willing to learn. So I asked them if they could send me 2 switches. Their reply was "Due to the coronavirus pandemic, it is difficult for you to ship switches from China” and they asked me if I could buy them. Keep in mind that 2 switches are about $10, solder is about $40, and a switch puller is $8-10. It's overwhelming, to say the least, and an easy excuse to say "F off" to you. If you add this I can buy a new keyboard. I just want people to know which company you are buying from.