RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wired 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB Backlit Ultra-Compact Hot-Swappable Brown Switch White

After watching a few more YouTube videos and realizing that the obnoxious red dragon logo would not come off, I shifted my attention to this RK keyboard, which had it all: a reasonable price, RGB, red switches, and, most importantly, no obnoxious red dragon logo. br>br>Edit: Added an ass logo to the board's top. br>br> I recently discovered that my alt and windows keys are inverted, and I discovered a solution to the problem. Simply hold down the Fn and spacebar keys until your keyboard begins to flash.

Oaklyn Simmons

| Sep 23, 2021

In case anyone is curious, the RK61 does not have Bluetooth, but it does have a USB type C port. Except for the larger keys (Enter, Space, and Shift), which have a cheap sounding rattle, it looks amazing with the lights and sounds great. The RGB looks fantastic, and the software is simple to use, but downloading is difficult due to the site's (rkgaming) Chinese language. br>br>I really want to like this keyboard, but the loud rattle from the space bar is driving me crazy (especially as I type this review). I'd suggest looking into something more expensive, such as an Anne Pro or Ducky, for your typing audio pleasure. If they go on sale, I'm hoping to get one. Aside from that, the RK61 isn't bad for the price ($49). br>br>Creative+ paraphrase: After only three months, some of my most used keys (W,A,S,D in particular) have stopped working, and I can't easily replace the switches because this keyboard isn't hot swappable. I attempted to clean it, replace the cord, and re-install it. Drivers were installed, but they didn't seem to help much. Although it can still be used to type, it is far too unreliable to be used for gaming. After doing some research online, it appears that this is a common issue with this keyboard, so I bought an SK61 instead, which works perfectly, and I've ordered some Gateron Yellows to replace the RK61s. After using the SK61 with Gateron Reds, I'm more aware of the RK61's scratchy and springy sound. Thankfully, RK appears to have switched to Gateron recently, so the newer models should be fine. Just make sure the name Gateron is written on it.

Kane Abbott

| Jan 16, 2021

74 dollars is well spent. Free delivery in three days. With on-board memory and RGB customization, this is a fantastic product. On larger keys, there is almost no rattle due to the sturdy construction. USB type is also available. The letter C is useful.

Elina Dalton

| Aug 30, 2021

An On/Off switch can be found on the back of the keyboard. Switch to the off position. The switch needed to do so was not included with the keyboard.

Eliza Mayo

| Jul 25, 2021

I do not recommend this product. br>br>I was very excited to receive my first high-quality keyboard, but I was disappointed when it didn't work when I plugged it in. I tried different cables, USB ports, and even a different computer, but it still won't type or be recognized by any computer I plug it into. I tried searching the internet for a solution, but nothing seems to work. If customer service is unable to resolve the issue, I will return the paperweight and purchase a different brand, as I will be unable to use it for gaming or any other purpose. For all I know, the brightness is non-existent because the light will not turn on. And the material quality appears to be the worst possible, or at the very least insufficient to function in any way. br>br>This product is not for me.

Rosalie ROBSON

| Aug 25, 2021

I was unsure if I would enjoy it because I usually prefer larger ones. This keyboard has converted me into 60% a keyboard lover. The key caps and switches are fantastic. The lights are bright and can be customized in any way if you're into RGB. I did a typing test with five different keyboards I had lying around and this was my favorite; if I had to make one criticism, it would be that the legend for the secondary functions on the keys is difficult to read; for example, I had to get close to see where pg up was. br>The RK61 is an excellent keyboard that outperforms some of the more expensive models I've tried.

Adrianna Snow

| Jan 13, 2021

This keyboard is the best; it's a fraction of the cost of others, and the brown switches are a delight to use. I'm used to blue switches, and these are fantastic. It's small, compact, and has all of the features I've been looking for. The software is simple to use and has a lot of lighting effects to choose from. This book comes highly recommended.

Paris Norton

| Jan 24, 2021

Pros:
- RGB that is VERY brightbr>- Compared to Direya keyboards, this one is brighter.
- There are a lot of lighting effects in this scene. Again, this keyboard is superior to the direya keyboards.
- The colors are extremely vibrant, and they accurately depict yellows, oranges, and other colors. Other keyboards of similar quality struggle to blend colors properly, but this one succeeds admirably. br>br>Contrary to popular belief, there are a number of disadvantages to using this product.
- I have never heard such a LOUD PINGING on a keyboard. It's as if I'm typing on a tin can with a hole in it.
- The switches themselves weren't particularly impressive.
- The quality of the construction was satisfactory. There was no braided cable, the keycaps were cheap, and the board was extremely light. br>br>Overall, it depends on your priorities. This is the keyboard for you if you're looking for the best RGB effects for the money. Get the Direya DK 61 Pro with PBT keycaps if you want the best typing experience possible. The build quality and experience are worlds apart, but you do miss out on the incredible lighting.

Austin Miller

| Nov 03, 2021