🎮 RK Royal Kludge RK84 Mechanical Keyboard with RGB, Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/Wired, Hot-Swappable, 84 Keys, Wireless Bluetooth Gaming Keyboard with Quiet Red Switches Review

Pros: Keyboard looks good - Neat setup - Nice feel - No deck flex - Small and compact Cons: Has 2.4GHz dongle absolutely no radius steps if you don't Plug it into a USB extender (don't know why but it worked once I plugged it into a USB 3.0 or 2.0 extender, no I can't think of a few meters away) - the software is pretty useless, the keyboard has all the shortcuts that any software has - I've yet to try Bluetooth, but if the key doesn't work well I imagine Bluetooth will do - I have one…

I'm not currently using original keyswitches or original keycaps. The original keycaps were fine though, nothing special and I think the switches were pretty good, I preferred the Gateron and MX Brown ones I've used before. I deducted a star for the poor 2.4GHz band, although I use Bluetooth and haven't had any issues with it so far. The stabilizers on this board are surprisingly good and don't rattle too much. I may oil them in the future but they are good. Battery life has been excellent so…

build quality is excellent, very solid. The variety of connection options and the built-in USB hub were amazing. I needed a compact wireless keyboard with dedicated arrow keys, which 60% of keyboards don't have. The problem is related to the implementation of these features and the lack of clear and concise instructions in the manual. There are two switches on the keyboard, one to toggle power and the other to toggle between Bluetooth or wireless connection. Here are some issues and issues with

So after spilling a cup of water on my previous favorite keyboard (G-Pro with Roamer G switches) I had to replace it. I tried to fix it, but I've owned it long enough that the keycaps started chipping off anyway. These were fancy keycaps, so the only way to get a direct replacement was to find a used one. A used roamer-g g-pro costs almost as much as a new gaming keyboard, so I started looking around to see what else was out there. This is how my journey began. From that point until the last…

When I bought this I didn't really know what product I was getting. The reviews were very mixed and sometimes contradictory. Turns out they were shipping an updated version of this keyboard by the purchase date, 5/4/21, which most of the reviewers had received. The new version is great! This is the serial number starting with 21. I wanted to write a review to clear up any confusion for future buyers. First, Bluetooth and wireless 2.4 connectivity is great, no firmware update required. I was…

I'm by no means a keyboard enthusiast, so take this review with caution. This is my first mechanical keyboard I've ever used. I was very hesitant because finding a gaming keyboard to transition into PC gaming (I mostly use a PS4 controller) seems like a daunting task for someone who knows absolutely nothing about peripherals. I watched a few videos and came across this keyboard and it seems to tick all the boxes (that I know of) that an enthusiast could want. mechanical keyboard? Check hot-swap

Edit: I bought this keyboard back after learning that there is now an updated model, but I got one with a dead center (changing the switch didn't do anything - lucky guy), here's a list of the changes I noticed - I've also attached some pictures of the board - the FN layer now includes the insert and scroll blocking functions, the program launch buttons have been moved to the left side moved the board - backlights are a bit brighter, or keycaps are thinner (circular ebbs are visible at top…