RK61 Wireless 60% Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Mechanical Keyboard, 61 Keys Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Compact Gaming Keyboard with Software (Hot Swappable Red Switch, White)

If you’re a gamer on a budget, the RK61 is for you. Not only does it offer its wireless capabilities but it has a keycap puller allowing you to easily access and clean your keyboard. It is not heavy at all and this keyboard can last you over 5 years even for everyday use and gaming. However, if you are into a more professional scene of gaming I recommend something more entitled to you and something with more dependability

I have two of these now. One with brown switches the other with red. The red is definitely a bit more clicky, but not by much. It also seems to require less effort than the brown. I have used both for typing as well as gaming with no issues. For now I have the red on my main Windows gaming rig and the brown on the Linux box. Have not had them long enough to attest to longevity, but they are great out of the box. I have also only used them wired, so I cannot speak to the Bluetooth aspect. The whole 60% size thing took a bit getting used to, but not a big deal. I just hit FN Ctrl to enable function keys in games that use them and then switch back for normal functions. I know the "kids" will bot like this, but all light blue is much better than RGB. Now if these guys would only make a matching mouse, I would be good to go. I prefer a smaller lighter mouse with scroll wheel with click than the larger, heavier gaming variety as I use a slightly tall wrist rest and a finger "claw" grip.

This keyboard is truly special. It has many things a regular 60% keyboard doesn't have like arrow keys. They switches are in kind of in between thocky and clicky. Pros: Good price, good quality, led lighting is spot on, many features. Cons: Question mark key sometimes doesn't work; arrow keys sometimes don't work. Summary: In all this keyboard impressed me. Even though it had its cons, I would 100% recommend this keyboard to a friend.

Great keyboard for the price— simple, small, feels good to type on… and awesome customer service. Makes switching from my work laptop to personal desktop easy.

My son is very happy with it

I probably would've preferred there 60 pro with RGB lights and aluminum chassis, this was my first time trying a 60% keyboard and it is tiny! Some keys are annoying to access because they can be 4 different things depending on what key combo you hold but this can be fixed by remapping your keys in the royal kludge software. You WILL need to do this. Otherwise you are going to have to try 4 button combos to get a ? or a 2. After you get this little piece of customization out of the way though it's a great little board and would be perfect for travelling or for a bed desk

I bought the red version. very comfortable. no complaints the setting does take a bit of time, and unfortunately they didn't do a good job of documenting it. but Hey, Google is your friend. a quick Google Search solves most. of your problems. note that with different version, swapping between the arrow mode takes different methods. on mine (2020 July shipped) , it's Fn+Enter (written in the little manual), where someone on amazon review reported other methods for possibly an earlier version. what really drove me nuts is the design for the question mark "/?". I used "Fn+ENTER" to switch it off arrow mode. apparently the left arrow becomes OPT , not ALT as is printed on the caps. right arrow is correctly control. I don't use two. so it's more convenient for me to keep the arrows in arrow mode. but that leaves the /? a thorny issue. in fact even in arrow mode, if you press "shift+/" , the keyboard does send out "?" hard keycode to computer. the only issue is "/". at last I just let the keyboard send out up arrow, and in Mac, I used Karabiner to attach a custom rule for this RK61 so I convert up arrow to "/". Then where do I get my up arrow? I created a complex rule to map Fn+O to up arrow. luckily there are many letter keys not yet mapped to functions. ----- on my Magic Keyboard I map the left Fn+hjkl to arrows, but unfortunately Fn+hjkl on RK61 have been implemented to send out hard electric signals for END/HOME etc to Mac, but Mac simply does not recognize these, so it's a waste

Keyboard is great. Love the feel and love the sound. Love the solid "thonk" when i type. Its a great portable keyboard and i am dissapointed they dont make a full size version of this. I know they make full size keyboards but its not the same as this one. Was skeptical about their own brand of red switches but they actually compare pretty well to cherrys. I dont really notice a difference. I just hope they last as long. The main issue is that the wireless is buggy. I cant type to fast because the computer won't pick up every letter or it will get stuck on one letter and repeatedly input thay character. The key isnt pressed. It just seems to be an issue with the wireless because it works fine when connected via usb. Both the bluetooth and the 2.4Ghz have the same issue so I'm at a loss. I tried downloading some software from the website and its all in chinese, which really doesnt matter because the program crashes anytime i try to click on anything. Summary: Great keyboard to type on just as long as you dont need the software and dont need to use it wirelessly

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Excellent in terms of size, quality and price

Ich habe leider ausversehen das falsche Layout bestellt aber an der Funktion kann man nicht meckern, top verarbeitet. Funktioniert super. Noch nie Probleme mit gehabt!

I like the keyboard all the essential needs is here. Great job seller!