RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK96 RGB Limited Ed, 90% 96 Keys Wireless 3-Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard w/Wrist Rest, Volume Control, Software, Massive Battery, RK Viridian Switch

Solid keyboard. Great feel. Great sound. The magnetic wrist wrest is a nice bonus. I did change the keycaps with shine-throughs as I found it a little difficult to see in dim light. Wished they had that option. Overall, very happy with the purchase.

I haven't had this keyboard for very long, but wow.... just wow it's nice. Easy to install software, no the manual didn't say how to install the software, but go to the manufacturers website and you'll find it under "Software". One of the first things I did was set up some custom colors, that wasn't difficult at all, super simply and straight forward. It's a very satisfying typing experience overall. If you're buying this for yourself, go for it!!! Great price on Amazon, I bought this in conjunction with a coupon, so it was relatively cheap and the shipping was super fast, like I had it the morning after ordering it.The keys are laid out in such a way that it's super easy to get used to. Everything works great 5/5 it's an awesome mechanical keyboard with great wireless functionality included.

It's proven to be a solid keyboard purchase. I have been using it wired, so I can't really comment on battery life or it's wireless range. But, as a wired keyboard it has totally suited my needs and performed exactly as expected. Installation was as easy as installing a keyboard, no issues with drivers or anything. The cosmetics of the keyboard were exactly what I was looking for, kind of a vaguely futuristic industrial colorset. The feel is spot on what I'd expected for these switches.I'd honestly put five stars if they'd used removeable batteries. I'd like to be sure the battery isn't bloating or anything like that.

Absolutely love this keyboard! Love the sound and the way it feels when i type

I needed a new keyboard to replace my aged Logitech that time and use had worked to remove the letters from more than half of the keys. It was time to say goodbye, and also squeak an upgrade into the mix.I went with this option for two reasons - a coupon and respectable ratings. It's actually one of three keyboards that I bought with a similar feature set.I was looking for a BT keyboard, ideally with rechargeable batteries. I also prefer mechanical keyboards, so this would be an upgrade from a membrane keyboard. Media controls and RGB are not particularly important to me, although this keyboard does have both of those things.Overall, this was the keyboard which I kept. In addition to everything that I wanted, it's a solid, well-made keyboard that has the heft of something that I expect will last me at least a few years. The click is satisfying, and the response is quick. I had a little trouble with duplicated keystrokes at first, but those have gone away - so there might have been a touch of either user error or maybe some glitchiness with the Bluetooth? Either way, it hasn't been a problem for the ~3 months that I've been using this as my daily driver for my work setup.The keyboard is a little smaller than a "standard" keyboard, but this is largely due to minimizing the "dead space" on the frame, so it's very condensed. It's got a full-size ten-key, which was the reason that I returned one of the other two keyboards. (I didn't think that I'd miss it - I was wrong.) It also includes a wrist-rest that I didn't think that I'd use either, but I've found it to be a nice add as well. It attaches magnetically, so easy enough to remove if I need to take the keyboard and go elsewhere.Overall, this is a fine keyboard, and I would be interested in replacing any peripherals with RK products in the future.

I wanted to build a custom keyboard and didn't like my options for barebone keyboards. The price of this keyboard was about the same as a barebones. The quality is amazing with this frame. Even though its plastic it's a very durable hard plastic and there's no flex in the keyboard whatsoever. Paired it with some custom keycaps and changed out the switches for gateron sea salt smoothies. I will say though the viridian switches that come with this keyboard are pretty good. I highly recommend this keyboard

Swapped the keycaps right away since the original font is just not it, changed the switches to outemu cream yellow for a _very_ silent typing experience, love it.The magnetic wrist rest is a great idea, prevents it from constantly slightly shifting away from the keyboard (unlike air2).I wish they didn’t cheap out on the LED lights/indicators on the top right next to the sound wheel (nuphy air2 has a pretty one in comparison), and the sound wheel doesn’t work occasionally, but that’s why we have keyboard shortcuts. And the sound on/off button has a very cheap clicky switch, has a tiny travel distance, overall making it quite unpleasant to use.I love the 98% layout, I have a Leopold keyboard as well, which is more expensive and has zero additional functionality like battery or bluetooth.Works well on macOS. But I can never remember the keyboard shortcuts to change the backlight style/color, I wish there was an easier way to find that info rather than to dig for the paper manual every time.Overall an amazing keyboard for $100.

Volume knob broken straight out of the box. It doesn't do anything and it just spins freely making me think it wasn't installed correctly and QA must have missed it.