RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK71 70% RGB Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Stand-Alone Arrow Keys & Function Keys, Brown Switches and Easy-Switch up to 6 Devices for Ultra-Low Latency Connection

First off, my keyboard didn't come with the bluetooth adapter. That should give it some pretty low stars. The entire point of a bluetooth keyboard is supposed to be to use it wirelessly. So pretty big failure there.However. I never planned on using it wirelessly so I'm happy to keep it plugged in. I like the keyboard so much I don't care. It's heavy, I don't know if there's metal in it or not, but it feels like its quality made. The keys feel fine. It's pretty quiet, I'm thinking this must be a property of the brown switches. They don't provide as good of tactile feedback as other switches, but for the low amount of noise it makes I'm okay with that.I am really impressed by the lighting effects. There are a ton of options. It's a true RGB board. I'm not one to use presets, I usually customize, but these are awesome. Many many choices. I think that's the biggest reason I am giving it 5 stars. They're unique too. I've never seen effects like this on another board. My favorite is the one where each individual key is a different color and it changes each time you press it. I'm told there's software for the lighting but I don't even need it and you may not either, you just press a couple of keys to cycle through. Oh and the lights on the side are customizable too with different modes like solid, wave, off, etc. I don't like the blue on the side but you can just pop them off and spray paint over like I did.You can tell it's a Chinese company. I've bought keyboards from similar companies that make similar products and they sucked. This one actually feels like it is worth the price they ask. And it's so hard to find a small keyboard with arrow keys. If that is a must for you, and you want to try some new lighting schemes or something, I definitely recommend this board. I know there's cheaper options, but trust me they aren't worth it. I'm happy with this purchase.

I needed one wireless mechanical keyboard to quickly and easily switch between my MacBook and PC and this keyboard does the job perfectly. After about ~10 minutes setting it up and reading the manual, I was able to pair this with both computers and seamlessly switch between the two.PROS- macOS support is a huge plus and it's easy to switch between a macOS and Windows supported layout (FN+S / FN+S). AFAIK though this does not support any media functions on Windows- Bluetooth works perfectly on macOS without a hitch, but Windows cuts out every once in a while. This is probably an issue with my cheapo Bluetooth dongle vs. MacBook's WiFi chip.- Coming from loud clicky blue switches, the brown switches on these are surprisingly satisfying to type on and much quieter- Keycap font and icons are crisp and clean, unlike those tacky gamer fonts you'll find on others, and is mostly well aligned- USB C- I'm not huge on RGB, but it comes with some cool true RGB effectsNEUTRAL- Keyboard layout is OK. I wish they would've put function keys on another row and kept the tilde key where it usually is. It's an easy compromise though (FN+Esc to backtick, FN+Shift+Esc to tilde)- Feet are removable and magnetic without any pocket or holder to put them when not in use. Having two small extra pieces will inevitably get lostCONS- The F and J bumps are uneven. The bump on J is more pronounced, and F is barely noticeable. It kind of throws me off at times when I want to feel for my left hand placement. I'm pretty sure this is a defect on mine and it's not like this on others.- The charging light illuminates half of the spacebar with a bright red light. It's a minor aesthetic negative that I feel could've been placed better (a tiny indicator light on the side or back?)- Spacebar is a little loud with an audible click- Timer on the backlight is not adjustable. I would've assumed it'd at least stay on when it's plugged in

Use SHARPKEYS on Windows to manually bind the Fn + 8 key stroke (for instance) to Play/Pause Media.It's a simple, free application you can find by Googling it.This product is a masterpiece, and made me a loyal customer for Royal Kludge for keyboards.

At first this keyboard frustrated the hell out of me, mostly because i didn't read the manual, then i lost the manual. Once i figured out how to set it up, it was a breeze, FYI the bluetooth connectivity guide is not user friendly when setting up new devices, you'll want to select which key press the connection is going to first, then pair. the connection is great, i was able to use it for my computer at about 10 feet away, and switching between devices happens within seconds.my biggest downfall was the software issue, the rkgaming site is in a foreign language, something in the Asias, so no luck there, but the RGB setting within the keyboard itself are enough to get by. Highly recommend this keyboard, and high recommend keeping the manual, as i couldn't find one online