🔵 RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wireless 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Ultra-Compact 60-Key Bluetooth Keyboard with Programmable Software (Blue Switches, White) Review

Received on time, in good condition. I'm very happy with how it looks. If you are looking for a high quality but affordable 60% keyboard (white color), this is the one for you. I use mine to play while connected via micro USB. Easily swappable keycaps which I immediately replaced (personal preference. Overall I would buy again and recommend to anyone looking to play on a 60% keyboard). The bat. After two weeks I was fully adjusted, although my large hands may have played a role in the…

I got it because for the price and the fur it was hard to beat. Should have known better. Pros: Outemu Blue switches feel good. Some people complain that they don't come close to the quality of Cherry, Kailh, or Gateron. And while that's true, they appear to be well-oiled and I had no trouble typing. The keycaps are double shot with blue backlight. Harmless except for the gaming font, but what can you do. Get new keycaps for $20 if that's a problem and they're still cheaper than the Anne Pro 2.

Solidly made, INCREDIBLY good for the price you get. BUT WAIT, know this before you buy: Due to the keyboard's small size, the arrow keys are simply contained within other keys and require pressing the "Fn" key to activate the alternate options for those keys. never mind The PROBLEM is that this keyboard is programmed so that the arrow keys take precedence over the character that shares their key. Simply put, to type a question mark (?), you need to hold down not only the Shift key but also the

This is almost 5/5 of a perfect keyboard. The switches feel fantastic. The sound is excellent (though not quiet). The material and build quality are fantastic. It's so close in size it hurts. The problem is that sometimes it just doesn't work. I had been using the keyboard for about a month and a half when it first stopped working. It was still in your head and almost fully charged. However, no keystrokes were registered. I boxed it up for about two months without being able to fix the problem…

This keyboard is incredibly well made and fun to type on, but it suffers from serious usability issues that are made worse by poor documentation. By default, when you enable it, several keys in the lower-right corner are remapped to arrow keys, including the question mark. To return normal keys, you need to press the function key-enter key. This is NOT in the documentation - the documentation says you have to double click the function control button to do this. Not true. I found out about it…

I bought the red version. very convenient. No complaints, it takes a bit to set up and unfortunately hasn't been documented very well. but hey google is your friend. A quick Google search will solve most. your problems. Note that different versions switch between arrow modes in different ways. For me (posted July 2020) it's Fn + Enter (written in a small manual) where someone in an Amazon review reported other methods, possibly for an earlier version. What really drove me crazy was the design…

COVID keeps me busy in my small home office. I have my work MacBook, my Windows laptop, and my old iMac all crammed into one small desk. To declutter my desk, I was looking for a Bluetooth keyboard that would work with all three. Which led me to this little wireless keyboard that pairs with three machines. Here's the good news: this is a well-made keyboard. It's fast. If you can type very quickly, the switches on this keyboard have strong tactile feedback that lets you press each key without…

Today I am testing the Royal Kludge 61. This keyboard seems to have many advantages. $45 starting price, mechanical switches, lights and Bluetooth. Let's see how it will work in real conditions. First Impression: Things I noticed right away. First, it's much heavier and higher quality than I expected. Second, the LEDs are brighter than I expected. Third, the switches feel normal for a keyboard of this price. I'd say they're more tactile than the black alps on my Dell AT101W, but not as smooth…