Review on 🎮 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 by Wesley Bell

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, this issue wasn't in the first version) - wireless modes now work with no issues, up to 15ft (best I've seen can do in my tiny house) - No software available. для этой модели еще (в описании указано, что программное обеспечение находится в разработке для плат с серийными номерами, начинающимися с 21) - теперь в коробке есть дополнительные переключатели (их не было, когда я заказывал первую версию) Определенно стоит купить сейчас, хотя не уверен, почему мой ключ менструации мертв - наверное, бедный так старое соединение, которое выскользнуло из-под контроля качества и где-то было выбито при транспортировке--------- ----------- --------------------------------------- ----------- ------------------------------------------------ Not much хороший опыт с этим один (с точки зрения беспроводных режимов). The 2.4GHz WiFi keeps turning off, possibly due to all the 2.4GHz WiFi signals in my apartments. Okay, I'll give it without expecting a high-end transmitter for the price. However, Bluetooth is very shaky: problems with key repeat (a short press results in two or three characters), keystrokes are not registered after disconnecting BT - this also applies to USB keyboards and mice until restart. I have other Bluetooth keyboards (Logitech K811, Keychron K4) that don't have this behavior, only this board - what is it doing behind the scenes? Wired mode works fine, but I use this keyboard for gaming in the living room. I'm not going to mess with a THAT long cord (which my cats will make their main target once it enters the house). Luckily, the RGB is nice (the detachable bezel is neat). Lots of effects in software to choose from but only in wired mode. It was mentioned in another review, so it's not just my device. However, compared to other SMD LED boards, the lighting is very weak. Too bad, you'd think those thin ABS plastic keycaps let in more light, but no. However, it looks great in the dark when lighting is really needed. Tiny nitpick - the Mac switcher would have been better if the WIN/ALT keys had Command and Option labels at the bottom as well, no extra keycaps were included to help with that either. Also, I can't find INSERT keyboard shortcuts anywhere. If you don't intend to use dual wireless modes and don't mind a slightly dim backlight, get this board. The price really can't be beat! Got hot-swappable switches (works with Cherry), per-key RGB lighting, software that offers full per-key remapping, macros (via software), a detachable USB-C cable, and a dual-port USB hub ? Definitely something the big companies don't offer, and even if they did, the price would be triple (maybe more).