💻 RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK100 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard - Bluetooth5.1/2.4G/Wired 96% Full Size, 100-Key Hot Swappable with PBT Keycaps, Gateron Brown Switch, for Mac Windows - Carbon Review

This review is about the white keyboard. Look at the picture, the backlight illuminates the keys from below, giving way to a darker round spot. Indicator lights are located at the bottom next to the spacebar. The light was very bright, and even with the wrist pad on, it was too bright. Overall though, I really liked the keyboard. Those two issues just didn't appeal to me. I would buy it again if it had a different button set and the turn signals were moved forward.

I noticed twice that after a few hours I go back to the computer and the keyboard connected by cable no longer works. As if disconnected from the computer, even by cable. Both times I had to disconnect and reconnect the USB cable before the keyboard worked. I checked that it didn't switch to a Bluetooth connection without my knowledge, but it didn't. I also noticed today that my left alt key is mapped to the windows key and vice versa. I changed the keycaps but the layout is not what it should…

I would not recommend this keyboard at all. The keys are very stiff and don't read many presses. My biggest issue with the keyboard is that it only holds a key down half the time at most. So if you're trying to play or even use it for work programs, you'll have to hold down Shift, Backspace, or Ctrl instead of just holding it. The blue light is nice and has a lot of neat patterns, but turns on after about 5 minutes without a button press, even when plugged in. The buttons are regular plastic…

As the name suggests - SO SO good so far. Just got this today and it's going to be an everyday keyboard so we'll see how it holds up. COMFORTABLE weight. I have brown switches that click well without being too awkward (although I wouldn't recommend using brown for an office keyboard - use red for quiet times). The buttons on this one are really nice to touch and the release is smooth. If I eventually modify this keyboard I'll stick with the brown switches and oil them to see how they sound/feel

This is my first mechanical keyboard so take it with care. The 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connection is via the switch on the bottom of the keyboard, similar to turning it on and off. So if you plan on switching between devices frequently, you can easily do so with a keyboard shortcut BUT ONLY as long as it's within range of a Bluetooth connection. Otherwise, you'll have to pick it up and flip the switch. Sometimes it wouldn't connect to a 2.4GHz connection, but turning it on and off helps. I really…

I bought two of these keyboards. One with blue backlight and RGB version. I recently finished my project with the blue lit only version (this product listing) because I switched the switches to Windows Retro style Holy Pandas and PBT keycaps. I have the Revain keyboard. for $80. So it's technically cheaper than Skyloong/EPOMAKER/Yunzii's GK96S keyboard at $120+. Gateron's Stock Brown mechanics are "ok". They're like red with a bump. Very linear/tactile feel. Standard caps sound terrible. Gives…

In terms of construction, this keyboard is really well made. But the software that comes with the product descriptions is a disaster. It's hosted on someone's random Google Drive, it's unsigned, so a security warning will appear from Windows before installation, and if you're brave enough (or stupid?) to install it, DESPITE the fact that it is entirely in Chinese The installer will ask for the language before installing. You will get a prompt when you start with two buttons. I can't tell you…

I bought an RK100 with red switches and classic colored caps. I've only had the keyboard for a day, but so far it's absolutely perfect and meets all my expectations. It is currently connected wirelessly over 2.4GHz. Haven't tried Bluetooth yet. I found 0 lags/lags with this keyboard in my wireless network settings, be aware I don't play competitive games but the games I do play the connection is fine. You don't need to press any key to wake up the keyboard before it works wirelessly. The…

I originally bought these to replace the Vulcan 121 as I was fed up with the basic gaming keyboards because I wanted something which I could change forever Price "There was a $73.00 deal for the lighting" and I wasn't really interested in RGB as I was going to turn it off anyway since I don't have a backlight on my keyset. I will say the original caps for this board are thick. but the tops of the caps are so chunky and their overall texture really feels like sandpaper. Even though this board is