RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK84 RGB Limited Ed, 75% Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard, 84 Keys Wireless Gaming Keyboard, RK Yellow Switch, Macchiato White

I was very surprised with the keyboard upon unboxing and trying out the keyboard. This is the first yellow key switches I've used and I think I prefer these clacky over clicky keyswitches. The board does a decent job insulating the sounds. The actuation point is fast and despite being linear I feel it has a little more give than expected after the initial press. Everything across the keyboard is butterly smooth with the pre-lubed switches; a real pleasure to type with. Visually the keyboard is very nice. The colors suit a gaming environment perfectly, but feel more mature and not tacky. Now if only their RK100 carbon shipped with Yellows I'd purchase that! So far I haven't had any issues with the bluetooth connectivity. The color options are great and the shortcuts to change the lighting brightness/modes is great to do away with software. I'd highly recommend this to anyone.

Very nice keyboard. I did get both the Americano Black and the Macchiato White just to see which one I liked better. I did like the black one better so I sent the white one back. This is a nice, smooth quiet action of the yellow switches with no problems. I use it for work so I type on it all day. I don't game on it, so I can't speak on that part. So far I haven't had any issues with the bluetooth connectivity when I tried it, but I just keep it plugged in. You can take off the frame which gives it another look of how the keys are sitting which is cool looking. I did mod it a little bit and hot-swapped some of the keys. Love it...A pleasure to type on! Overall a solid unit. If you're looking for an affordable mechanical/gaming keyboard and you prefer linear switches, would recommend. It does everything it sets out to do, at a good price point.

I've tried and have lots of mechanical keyboards: Keychron K2, K6, K3 pro, K1, RK84, Feker i75, iQunix F96, Logitech.... and more. I've modded some of my keyboards but so far, the best keyboard for me has been always the RK84. I really like the size and simple look + the detachable 'frame'! So I bought another one. I modded the original RK84 with the soundproofing form, changed the original red switch to Gateron yellow v3 and changed the keycaps. In addition, I painted the white frame to black. This is by far the most comfortable and nice-looking keyboard for me. Compare to previous one to this RK84-limited version, I don't think it needs to be changed at all. This keyboard looks amazing, doesn't look cheep. I still think that I will put another layer at the bottom of the keyboard to reduce the hollow sound as much as possible, but the switches feel so good as it is, and the keycaps looks pretty as well. They keys feel thick enough! I saw that this keyboard might not be optimal for gaming as it has pretty long latency delay according to the Youtube video I checked the other day. However, if you want to get a simple-looking keyboard within a 60-65 price range (on sale price) for office use, I highly recommend this keyboard!

First, there's the smooth, quiet action of the yellow switches on this keyboard. I read somewhere that the yellow switches provide the typing experience like butter, and I have to say I agree. There's no click when you hit a key, but the yellow switches do provide some tactile response. Second, this is a great looking keyboard. The contrasting black, white and burgundy keys make this keyboard a pleasure to both type on and simply to look at. Third, is its efficiency of space; somehow, the designers have managed to get all of the important keys into a very small footprint, without compromising comfort in typing. Fourth, the keyboard has two USB ports on the back of it, which I have not needed to use yet, but I can see how they would be very handy for, say, charging devices like your phone. Overall, I love this keyboard and will be using it along with a Durgod Taurus TKL and a Qwerkywriter keyboard that I have, both of which have clicky blue switches. You really can't go wrong with this keyboard if you actually need to type on it. Not being a gamer, I can't speak for how it will perform in a game setting.

it's got a great feel and smooth push. it's not obnoxiously clicky and has a soft tap which is perfect for home and office. my only complaint is that while it is backlit, the keys and switches are opaque and the backlight does not pass through the lettering which makes it far less than ideal for low-light environments. other than that, the software works very well and is feature rich. the wireless options are equally well implemented and work flawlessly. however, the selection switches on the back are tiny and feel unnecessarily delicate.

Price is great, working as expected to be.

So this keyboard was only delivered hours ago. But wow do I love it. I have been working on a computer all day for the last few years and have not given much thought to my keyboard except that I do prefer mechanical and a bit clicky. I pushed the buttons, and they appeared on the screen, cool. But a co-worker's quest for the perfect keyboard forced me to look closer at them and now I am obsessed. It started with "this one would be more convenient for travel" and "that one is wireless and will fit in the nightstand so I can work from the bed sometimes". Now I have bought and returned several and this is my favorite. I have kept the price point under $100 as I just can't stomach paying more. But apparently, I am fine collecting five $35-$90 ones that total around $300? Weirdo. Anyway, I love the yellow switches, key colors, RGB, wireless connectivity, decent battery, and layout AND the couple of gripes I saw while reviewing reviews seem to have been remediated. RK listened and the one I received today now has a leveled USBc port (instead of this one that protuded out making it difficult to use cords with large collars) and the other end of the cord still contains a USBc inserted into a USBa, but theres now a little cord attaching them so the USBa won't get lost. It's damn near perfect for my needs and I got it with a $20 off coupon so totaled $69, $75 with tax. I'm tempted to return every other one and just buy another one or two of these.

I love a mechanical keyboard, not huge into the world of mechanical keyboard but they are the most satisfying thing to type on. I love the minimal layout of this keyboard, the keys feel amazing and I love the look. The only thing I wish was different was the RGB settings. There are not a ton of options and you also aren't able to turn them off.