RK ROYAL KLUDGE M75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with OLED Display & Knob 2.4GHz/BT5.1/Wired Gaming Keyboard 75% Gasket Mounted 81-Key Side Printed PBT Keycap, RGB Backlit Hot Swappable Cloud Switch

I've been really impressed with this keyboard. I was hesitant about the pale green switches at first, but after a couple days of using them, they are exactly what I was looking for. They have a satisfying and clean click, but still have the tactile feel that you'd expect from a mechanical keyboard. I use this at my office and in my opinion, the clicks are the perfect volume. Loud enough to get you into the flow of typing, but not so loud that it annoys others around you. Build quality is super robust, and the screen/knob prove to be very handy. Having three different connection modes is also a nice feature, since sometimes I need to connect to devices temporarily and don't wanna go through the entire connection process or switch around my setup. The battery life has been incredible so far, and the lighting is good for my needs (I usually just stick with a simple but classy white background). I also love that the color and design give it a unique look without being too flashy. Overall great keyboard at a very reasonable price!

I originally ordered RK S98 and found the 96% was entirely too big, but loved the volume knob and the status screen. I ended up ordering this one after searching quite a few options. I like it overall (color combo) and the subtle but vintage clicking sound. I love having the knob and the small screen that tells you the the battery level, the connection you're currently using and keyboard layout (Mac vs Win). The knob feels weaker plastic than the solid feel on the S98. If you're a non-gamer and like the sounds and feels of these RGB keyboards, then for sure get this. Edit: If you have a Mac like myself, RK doesn't have compatible software, but all the RGB functionality like color, brightness, speed can all be controlled and adjusted via keyboard clicks. By the way, so far the battery life has been great. i tracked it and it went from 100% to 66% over a 5 day period with consistent (work from home) use. Again, not for a gamer's perspective.

This mechanical keyboard is one of the best. I really like the sound of the keys and they are super comfortable to press. The keys are very responsive and it helps so much for my coding.This can be connected through 3 modes, bluetooth, usb and a receiver, it has been seamless to connect through any mode and changing the modes is quick. The latencies in every mode is minimal and I haven't faced any lags. The keyboard looks amazing and the lights are so good. It has different lighting modes and can be customized. Highly recommended.

**Note: I do not use RK's software or use the backlight features. I have no need for any of this and the keyboard works great for my use case.Previously, my main keyboard was the purple M75 with silver switches. It does everything I need including having the right keys in the right places. It worked great but I really wanted a more neutral colored keyboard. I was going to replace the keycaps on my purple one but it would have looked silly because the bottom half of the case is purple and the knob on the keyboard is purple.Enter the next iteration of this keyboard: green with viridian switches.For starters, there are distinct differences between the green and purple versions of the M75. The keycaps are completely different--they feel more premium on the green board and produce a MUCH more pleasant/muted thock sound on keypress compared to the pingy/loud noises of the purple M75. The green version's keycaps also have a very nice matte texture compared to the purple's more slick/shiny keycaps. Additionally, compared to the purple's keycaps, the green's keycaps have a bigger/bolder/better font which is positioned much more aesthetically on the face of the keycaps. I found the viridian switches to be leaps and bounds better than the silver switches in terms of typing accuracy and general feel.PROS:- Wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4ghz dongle- Knob for easily swapping between connection modes (click knob in, twist knob to select mode, click again)- Knob also controls volume (twist knob)- Mostly white body with white knob - good for using as a base for custom keycaps- Solid construction, feels hefty/dense- LCD screen doesn't look gimmicky/cheap- Bright backlights- USB pass-through- Battery- Keycaps and viridian switches are amazing- No modding neededCONS:- Small portion of the bottom of the case is green but it isn't seen from the side profile- Function key functions are printed on the front side of keycaps which is very useful but also detracts from a more minimal/clean aesthetic- RGB options might be limited/lackluster for some if you care about such things -- I found them adequate