RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK84 Wired RGB 75% Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard, 84 Keys Tenkeyless TKL Gaming Keyboard w/Programmable Software and High-Capacity Battery, RK Brown Switch, Black

The media could not be loaded. Bought for our son’s Christmas present, older brother has the same one, no complaints, all works and looks good

Grandson absolutely loves it, great for gaming and the lights are awesome

My criteria for getting a keyboard were: mechanical, multimedia key / shortcuts, separate arrow keys, ideally UK ISO, <£100 and no keypad.Keyboards are core pieces of equipment and a good keyboard is an investment which directly affects your workflow and how productive you can be.The 84 key design is compact, allows me to move my hands to my mouse without having to travel too far, is pleasantly backlit, and has a bunch of multimedia keys beyond simple volume control.Bonus features which is wasn't expecting were 2 spare USB input ports which connect via the back of the keyboard, and magnetic risers to change the angle of the keyboard.The extra input ports free up a lot of space on my laptop, and the magnetic risers are not cheapo which are likely to break during use.This keyboard is compactTyping is fine. I initially bought this keyboard with brown keys, but I ended up getting a blue (clicky) keyboard which I prefer to type on.Hopefully this will last me some time.RK if you are listening - the same keyboard in a UK ISO! 84 keys, no number pad and separate arrow keys.

For the price of the keyboard it sounds amazing!! The LEDs are bright even in broad daylight and I personally love the very compact look more than I thought I would.

Haven’t really had a chance to properly use it but the rgb is very good quite a few different modes/colours, also the brown switched sound incredible, defo would recommend

It has a nice build, so far. I instantly noticed that pressing the ALT keys brought up my Windows key shortcut and pressing the Windows key turned into the Alt key, extremely annoying. I had to re map this in the settings on the app it gives you on my desktop. Another thing I noticed straight away when typing out work emails was that the keys for " and @ are incorrectly mapped onto the keyboard. For example, as shown on the key, (Shift + 2 = @) , when in actuality it gives me the double quotes (") character, this is inverted with the (Shift + ' = ") where it gives me the actual keyboard shortcut for the (@) symbol key instead. This issue is un mappable. These types of issues shouldn't be happening with keyboards in the year 2024.