RK ROYAL KLUDGE M75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard 2.4Ghz/BT5.1/USB-C Gaming Keyboard 75% Layout 81 Keys Gasket Mount with OLED Display & Knob RGB Backlight Hot-Swappable Light Switch, Grey

I’ve been doing research on building my own keyboard, but it was so expensive and seemed like a rip-off. I also didn’t know what switches, bases, key caps, etc. to get. I saw this keyboard and ordered it. I was a bit worried it wouldn’t be so good, but it’s amazing and more than I could have ever expected! I got the pale green switches, and they sound pretty good. It’s not too much or too little when it comes to typing, and it has that creamy, thumping sound to it. This keyboard is also very heavy and feels quite premium and nice! I saw Bluetooth problems occur for someone in the reviews, but I haven’t had any issues, and I’ve left it on for over 30 minutes. It can always be an issue, depending on your case or motherboard connectors for USB. For me personally, I had no issues at all!

I am thoroughly impressed with the Royal Kludge M75 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. The feel and quality are top-notch, with each keystroke offering a satisfying tactile response and pleasant sound. The knob design is amazing and adds a unique aesthetic touch, and the small screen provides useful information at a glance. The battery life is also excellent, lasting long even with heavy use. This keyboard excels in both performance and design, making it a great choice for any gamer or typist. Highly recommended!

This RK keyboard sits at the high end of the "custom feeling but not actually custom" keyboard market. Brands like Red Dragon are on the cheaper end for a reference point. For the price, i would say this keyboard punches above its weight class. It feels as good as some of the custom high end boards ive come across but with far more going for it in terms of features. Wired, 2.4 ghz and 3 bluetooth profiles let me easily connect to my work pc, gaming pc, smart tv, and more without going into settings. Rgb and connection are managed on board, rather than through an app. You get less customization that way but honestly i cant stand how bad most of these companies apps are anyway. Part of the reason i stopped using my razer and got this instead. The inboard rgb profiles give you a good variety to choose from though so no complaints there. Build quality is NICE. Very dense premium feeling plastics, klacky keys that are noticable but not obnoxiously loud, bright and slick looking rgb, speedy connection, good battery life (love the indicator screen thats a nice touch. Makes controlling all this stuff easy) Overall, can you get a perfectly nice keyboard for cheaper than this? For sure. But if you want bang for your buck this thing packs quite a lot of quality and features for the price its at. Id say a good pre built keyboard will likely run you $100 before tax. But this thing is only like 50 bucks more when all is said and done and will take you from a good keyboard to an excellent one. Save the few extra bucks up and get this.

For the price I'm pretty confident this is really good. I have a Nuphy Air 75v2. It's nice for sure. And it's $150 also. This seems about on par in the feel of quality. The box is basic. Packaging is basic. It's not a Nuphy unboxing(which is pretty nice). This is fairly heavy and sturdy. It also has a slight flex. Gasket also works pretty good as for my first gasket keyboard...I can verify it is a gasket and it does what I would think a gasket does. I was nervous that the plastics would feel cheap and it would sound cheap. But by golly it doesn't. Lol the switches are nice. I got the Veridian Pale Green. They are a nice switch... I had the low profile gateron aloes 37gf on the Nuphy and they were too soft too press..I switched them for browns 55gf...these are 40gf but the full size switch gives it some extra depth for the light switch that I can actually get on board with. I was nervous. Because I'm fairly new to this and I've pretty much already got addicted as I've spent over $300 in a month on keyboard stuff. But I can rock these switches for a while until I just feel like trying something new. That takes me to the next thing. These switches come out so smooth. There is no pressure hardly required. The Nuphy lp switches are so tight it's hard to get them out. This was like butter. Very smooth. Very nice. The knob feels sturdy and solid. It doesn't feel cheap. I also was worried about that. That the knob would seem cool but then it would be cheap. It's not it's good. Plastic but good. It works out of the box for volume. The screen is fine for little gui of connection and battery. Nothing amazing but it is 100% better then not having it. The RGB is fine out of the box. Not Nuphy level on board but it's fine. Dongle is magnetic in its slot. Which is nice. Overall it's a really good keyboard for around $100. It's fine at $120 but I like deals so. I really love the mocha color or whatever I got. (In pics) This is a welcome addition as my second keyboard. I'm happy with my choice. Ps. I saw someone say there is no off button. Remember that pressing the knob for 3 seconds is on and off.

The RK ROYAL KLUDGE M75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard is a masterclass in custom-tier keyboard engineering delivered in a sleek, feature-packed package. The combination of its gasket-mounted design, sound-dampening layers, and factory-lubed Pale Green linear switches provides an unbelievably smooth, cushioned typing experience with a rich, quiet sound profile. The integrated smart OLED screen and multi-function rotary knob add genuine daily utility, allowing effortlessly fast adjustments to volume, connection modes, and settings on the fly. With ultra-responsive 2.4GHz wireless performance, seamless multi-device Bluetooth switching, and a vibrant south-facing RGB setup, the M75 offers top-tier quality, versatility, and typing comfort for gamers and power users alike.