RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK84 Wireless Bluetooth/2.4Ghz 75% RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Three Modes Connectable Keyboard with Hot-Swappable Tactile Brown Switch

I love this product. I use it for general typing, programming, gaming and whatever else you can use a keyboard for. I don't know why my experience with it has already been so great. Maybe it's because I just switched from a clunky and flimsy membrane keyboard to this perfect creation. No regrets whatsoever. I already feel very comfortable using it. I feel at home. The best value for money and it's easy to use. The RGB is amazing and my ears enjoy the sounds of the switches. Heck, all of my senses (except taste) have took a liking to this keyboard. Well done!

I wanted a solid, sturdy Bluetooth mechanical keyboard to pair with my tablet for those times I needed to write but was away from my desktop and wired Steelseries M400. I did have a Tecknet but the Royal Kludge is much better. Connectivity is excellent with both the Bluetooth and the wireless. You can also use it wired via the USB-C port but I tend not to. It charges up quickly enough and a full charge lasts for many hours. Whereas the Tecknet felt cheap and a bit flimsy, the RK is a bit like my Steelseries' chunky younger brother - built like a tank with satisfyingly tactile, clunky keys/switches. If it was stolen or lost or, more improbably, dropped by me into a murky canal, I would have no hesitation in buying another one immediately.

Very good keyboard. A lot of features at a great price. Unfortunately, I experienced a manufacturing issue, but the Customer Service team at Royal Kludge were amazing and resolved my issue very fast, exceeding my expectations.

It is a perfectly good out-of-the-box keyboard for most users. You get a nice looking keyboard with a very solid feel, good on-board functionality, three connectivity options which all work fine, an included USB HUB and a nice battery. But where it really shines is expandability and customization. You can turn it into whatever you like. It is really easy to swap the switches for something you prefer, the tools are included and I had no problems using many other kinds switches. Same goes for the keycaps obviously. The skirt is removable as well, so you can mod it however you like. The disassembly is easy and intuitive and I had no problems tinkering with the device. It is a great springboard, you can turn it into a keyboard with a 1000$ feel by just upgrading whatever you feel is necessary such as switches, stabilizers, keycaps, additional modding etc. If that's not what you fancy, you can just use it as stock and still have a good experience. This is not to say it doesn't have shortcomings though, the software is not that great and the stock keycaps are where they seem to have cut costs. But then again, the software has essential functions such as lighting control and macros. And you can just switch the keycaps with whatever you like if you prefer to do so. Overall these shortcomings were non-factors for me. One last thing to note is that the first keyboard I received had a minor problem, so I had to contact customer support to resolve it. And I have to say it was THE best experience I've ever had with customer support from any company. I had a completely new keyboard shipped to me, without any additional cost, in just 2 days. So obviously they take any potential issues very seriously. Overall really happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend.

This is a US layout keyboard which isn't obvious in this UK listing. Why they are selling a US layout in the UK I don't know but it is annoying to have to send it back. If you don't mind the US layout, it's ok and the RGB is good. A major negative point is that it glitches out a bit and the signal for the keys gets stuck, likely a driver issue. I think it's bad value for money, especially for UK users.

I wanted a TKL wireless keyboard for gaming. This is that. It’s good.

I will list the positives and negatives here. Negatives: - The Brown switches feel super low quality, absolutely no bump at all to them whereas other tactile switches I've used have a clear bump and great feel. - It arrived with a lot of the keycaps in the box, fallen off the keyboard. I then brushed my hand over the F keys at the top to see if they'd fall off, and they fell off so easily, just feels low quality in this aspect. - Not very bright and not much shine through on the letters and numbers. Also the capslock colour change to tell you it's activated is hardly noticeable. Would be better to have a light indicator on the bezels. - When typing it has the sound and feel of a budget keyboard, and for the price, it's not expensive but not cheap either. Positives: - All of the keys are actually registering when pressed, so they feel reliable unlike my last 2 Akko keyboards. - The base itself on this keyboard feels great. - Easily moddable for the above reason, basically you can change out the bad parts on this keyboard. If you're going to swap the keys and switches, and do a bit of modding, it's class. If you're going to only replace keycaps or do no modding at all, it's not worth it/bad.

Keyboard is good, but its a US format being sold on a GB site and its not made all that clear. If you are someone who uses special characters much this will be annoying, unless you change your system locale to US, but that will be applied to all connected devices, including the in-built keyboard of a laptop...