RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Hot Swappable Triple Mode 2.4Ghz/BT5.0/USB-C, 61 Key RGB Backlit Compact 60% Keyboard, Programmable for Win/Mac/Android (Brown Switch, Black)

Keyboard is brilliant and just what I wanted. It seems well built (surprisingly heavy), connects via bluetooth perfectly, and is really nice to use (bought the brown switch). The colour changing looks awesome - I keep it on the mode that cycles through the colours constantly but it has plenty of modes to choose from. After spending a long time browsing keyboards I'm definitely happy I picked this one.

Like others have said it really is a good keyboard. Not overly loud for a mechanical but could be as its new.Keypresses are positive, have good travel and even come with spares (Althoguh it looks like the spares are simple no LED ones). Better than nothing though.Switching between Wired, BT and 2.4ghz is a button press away, although need to flip it upside down to turn BT off.Only irritation is that the keyboard seems to default to Mac mode and mine even defaulted to having Fn locked on which made initial tests a bit hard. A good read of the manual and a quick internet search solved this though.Downside is that there is no battery indicator (unless using Bluetooth) which is a bit of a pain but not the end of the world.

Good:Feels great, looks greatBad:2.4ghz dongle came apart inside my usb port on first try, see pictureCan't do "cntrl+alt+delete" without having to reset keyboard afterwards (fn+spacebar to reset). "Left control+alt+Fn+backspace" does nothing, "right control+alt+fn+backspace" gets the desired result but firstly that is awkward and secondly it changes the keyboard settings so you can't use the numbers unless you do a reset (fn+spacebar).Update: After leaving this review RK contacted me and gave me a 50% refund for the damaged dongle. They also offered a full refund if I returned it or an exchange. I have now raised my review to reflect this.

The media could not be loaded. Deciding to mod my keyboard, I found that none of the switches could be removed. I ended up unscrewing the board, further finding out that all of their pins were soldered in (as seen in my attachments), which, as falsely advertised, are not supposed to be soldered in, in order for anyone purchasing this product to be able to freely switch their switches. Obviously, this is not something I can do: change the switches.I compared it to my partner’s RK68 too, which also comes with the advertisement that it is “Hot-swappable”. We found that the pins of his switches weren’t soldered in, solidifying that they are, in fact, hot-swappable.With my attachments, I compare both keyboards: my RK61 supposedly “Hot-Swappable” and my partner’s RK68 actually Hot-Swappable. My switches cannot be changed with other switches as the pins have been soldered in, while his can be switched because they have not been soldered in.Please, for any keyboard hobbyists out there, be wary of this as I did the mistake of not being to see this earlier on enough to put out a refund request. The description of this keyboard being hot-swappable is false.As for the vendor, please change the description into the products correct features, as in, don’t advertise that it is “Hot-Swappable” because the switches are, in fact, NOT “Hot-Swappable.”

My son is so excited about his new keyboard. He said it is easy to use and play!!!

The battery life could be better and when using it for typing, it can be tricky to do certain functions due to the missing buttons, but that is the same for all mini-keyboards.It is really nice to type with and the backlight looks funky. I'm not a gamer, so cannot comment on that

As the other reviews stated, the fact that the bottom right area was always set to arrow keys by default was a dealbreaker for me. But it turns out that with FN + Enter, you can permanently toggle between the modes for that particular section, fixing the problem entirely. Though there is a really irritating bind that's not mentioned anywhere: FN + LeftCtrl will toggle layers across the entire board. This has makes it impossible to make any kind of Ctrl + Arrow hotkey without first flipping the arrow mode as described above. I've forgotten several times and had to waste time cycling layers again until they're back to default.Past that, this is a great board. No rattle on any of the stabilisers, nice deep sound on all keys.The RGB lighting could be brighter, and the Orange tone looks like an awful yellow rather than actual Orange, but with the software you can set your own custom RGB values and they're saved directly to the board, so I was able to sort that quickly too.All in all, really happy with my purchase! Perfect budget board for anyone who wants to get into Mechanical keyboards, with the potential to swap in newer switches without any soldering if you want to experiment.

Awesome keyboard all around. Mechanical switches are quick af, lighting options look great. Battery life is good and the build feels very high quality.Only caveat? Even with brown -silent- switches, it is loud. My office mates definitely know when I'm typing and when I'm not