Find the Perfect RK Keyboard For You
Not sure which RK keyboard is right for you? Start here.
What Is a Mechanical Keyboard?
Instead of using one rubber membrane beneath the keys, a mechanical keyboard has a separate spring-loaded switch for each key. This gives each keystroke a more defined, consistent feel and response.
Better Feel
Enjoy a more responsive, satisfying feel with every keystroke — whether you prefer smooth, tactile, or clicky switches.
Easy to Customize
Make it yours. Swap switches and keycaps, remap keys, or fine-tune your setup as your needs change.
More Layout Options
Choose the size that fits your desk and your workflow. From space-saving 60% layouts to versatile 75% and full-size boards.
Built for Gaming
Get fast, consistent input with gaming-focused features like Rapid Trigger, adjustable actuation, and high polling rates.
Pick By What You Do
Know what you need? Start with a keyboard that fits the way you use it.
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Office & WFH
R75
$64.99
Cream linear switches with a smooth feel.
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Do-It-All Full Size
S98
$89.99
Near-full-size layout with a display and knob.
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Competitive Gaming
C87
$73.99
Adjustable actuation and Rapid Trigger for fast inputs.
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Quiet Spaces
L75
$79.99
Silent switches for shared spaces and late nights.
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Compact & Portable
RK61
$59.99
Simple, compact, and easy to start with.
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Best Value
RK920
$54.99
Full-size essentials at an entry-level price
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LEFT-HANDED USERS
L98
$89.99
A left-handed layout with a full set of essential keys.
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ALL-DAY GAMING
C96
$79.99
Fuller layout with adjustable actuation and a magnetic wrist rest.
Four Series. Find Your Fit.
Find the Right RK Keyboard Series. Pick the series that matches how you work or play.
Full-Size Function, All In One Place
Keep the full-size layout and dedicated numpad for work, gaming, and everyday tasks. Switch between Win and Mac, adjust RGB, and control media with ease.
QMK/VIA Customization
Customize your layout and shortcuts with QMK/VIA, while the pre-lubed Cream Linear Switch delivers a smooth, satisfying feel right out of the box.
Built For Fast, Precise Input
Fine-tuned for competitive play, with responsive magnetic switches and layouts from 65% to 96% to fit every gaming setup.
Built for EU & International
Get the key arrangement you’re used to, without having to adapt to an ANSI layout.
How to Choose the Right Keyboard
Start with the things that matter most: size, connection, switch, and features.
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Size
How much desk space do you have, and do you need a number pad or arrow keys?
smaller = more desk & mouse room; bigger = more keys always visible.
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Connection
Wired, Bluetooth, or 2.4GHz wireless — and do you switch between devices?
Competitive gaming: wired or 2.4GHz. Multi-device work: Bluetooth or Tri-Mode.
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Switch
The switch decides feel and sound — linear, tactile, clicky, silent, or magnetic.
Not sure? Use the 3-question picker and listen to the sound tests.
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Features
Need more customization? Choose hot-swap, a display & knob, or QMK/VIA support.
Want to swap switches? Choose hot-swap. Need more customization? Go for QMK/VIA.
See features
What Size Should You Get?
Smaller layouts save desk space by moving some keys to Fn shortcuts, while larger layouts keep more keys within easy reach. Here’s what you get with each size.
See a size-by-size visual comparison






What each size keeps
| Size | Arrow Keys | Function Row | Number Pad | Best if you… | View collection |
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| Full Size 100% · 104 keys | Yes | Yes | Yes | Enter numbers all day (finance, data) | View |
| Compact Full 96% · 96 keys | Yes | Yes | Yes | Want the number pad but less width | View |
| TKL 80% · 87 keys | Yes | Yes | No | Want arrows + F-row, more mouse room | View |
| Compact TKL 75% · 84 keys | Yes | Yes | No | Want a tidy, everything-close layout | View |
| Compact 65% · 68 keys | Yes | Fn layer | No | Want small but keep dedicated arrows | View |
| Mini 60% · 61 keys | Fn layer | Fn layer | No | Want the smallest, most portable board | View |
Fn layer = the key still works, you just hold the Fn key plus another key to reach it (e.g. Fn + J/K for arrows).
Connection & Compatibility
Which connection you need and whether it works with your setup.
Which connection?
Wired
Low latency, no charging. Best for competitive gaming and stationary setups.
2.4GHz
Low-latency wireless. Connect via USB dongle for responsive gaming without the cable.
Bluetooth
Easy multi-device use. Pair with a laptop, tablet, or phone and switch between devices. Great for work and everyday use.
Tri-Mode
All three in one keyboard. 2.4GHz for gaming, Bluetooth for everyday use, and USB-C when you want a wired connection.
Will it work with…?
Windows
Yes — RK keyboards are designed for Windows, with plug-and-play support on compatible models.
Mac / macOS
Yes — many RK keyboards support Mac with a Win/Mac toggle. Look for Mac keycaps or use the software to remap ⌘ / ⌥.
iPad / phone
Yes — connect via Bluetooth on compatible wireless models.
EU layouts
Yes — ISO, QWERTZ (DE), AZERTY (FR) and ES versions on select models.
See ISO keyboards →Which Switch Is Right For You?
Switches shape how your keyboard feels and sounds. Answer three quick questions, then hear the difference to find your match.
Who else can hear you type?
What will you do most?
How do you like each keystroke?
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RK Red
LinearSmooth all the way down, no bump.Sound: Quiet
Best for: Fast gaming, quiet use, shared office
RK61 · RK61DE · RK68 · RK84 · RK920
Force 40gActuation 2.0mmTravel 4.0mmLife Span 50M -
RK Brown
TactileA gentle bump you can feel as it presses.Sound: Gentle
Best for: Daily work, casual gaming
RK61 · RK61DE · RK68 · RK84 · RK87 · RK89 · RK920
Force 55gActuation 2.0mmTravel 4.0mmLife Span 50M -
RK Blue
ClickyA bump plus a crisp click on every press.Sound: Clicky, Loud
Best for: Heavy typing, strong feel
RK61 · RK61DE · RK68 · RK84 · RK89 · RK920
Force 60gActuation 2.3mmTravel 4.0mmLife Span 50M
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Cream
LinearSmooth, buttery feel right out of the boxSound: Smooth, Balanced, "Creamy"
Best for: Daily work, casual gaming
R65 · R75 · L75 · R87 · S98 · L98 · S104
Force 45± 10 gfActuation 2± 0.4 mmTravel 3.4± 0.4 mmLife Span 50M -
Silent
LinearSmooth and quiet with built-in dampening.Sound: Whisper-Quiet
Best for: Offices, calls, late nights
L75 · L98 · F99 · S104 · X104 · L75 · L98 · F99
Force 37± 10 gfActuation 2± 0.4 mmTravel 3.5± 0.4 mmLife Span 50M -
Beige
TactileA defined bump for precise typing feedback.Sound: Rich, Deep
Best for: Precise typing, coding
L75 · L98
Force 40± 10 gfActuation 2.5± 0.4 mmTravel 3.4± 0.4 mmLife Span 50M -
Creamy
LinearLight & fast linear, quick to actuate.Sound: Smooth
Best for: Everyday Gaming, Work & Study
RK61 · RK84 · RK920 · X104
Force 45± 10 gfActuation 2± 0.4 mmTravel 3.4± 0.4 mmLife Span 50M -
Snowfall
TactileA tactile bump with a fuller body.Sound: Soft Thocky
Best for: Precise typing, feedback lovers
RK61 · RK84 · RK920 · X104
Force 45± 10 gfActuation 2.5± 0.4 mmTravel 3.4± 0.4 mmLife Span 50M -
Yellow
LinearSmooth linear with a slightly longer travel.Sound: quiet
Best for: fast typing, quiet gaming
RK96 (Forest Blue · Camp Green)
Force 45± 10 gfActuation 2± 0.6 mmTravel 4.0± 0.4 mmLife 50M -
Cloud
LinearSmooth linear with a soft, quiet landing.Sound: quiet
Best for: fast typing, quiet use, gaming
S85 · M75
Force 45± 10 gfActuation 2.5± 0.4 mmTravel 3.4± 0.4 mmLife 50M
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RK Magnetic
Hall-EffectSmooth linear but you set exactly how far to press.Sound: Clean
Best for: Competitive FPS & esports
C68 · C84 · C87 · C96 · C98
Force 60± 10 gfActuation 0.01 - 3.50 mmTravel 3.8± 0.4 mmLife Span 50M
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Low Profile Red
LinearSmooth and shorter — a slim, laptop-like feel.Sound: Quiet
Best for: Slim setups, quick input
F68 · N80
Force 40± 5 gfActuation 1.2± 0.4 mmTravel 3.2± 0.4 mmLife Span 50M -
Low Profile Brown
TactileA soft bump in a slim, low-profile body.Sound: Soft Tactile
Best for: Daily work, quiet typing
F68 · N80
Force 45± 10 gfActuation 1.5± 0.4 mmTravel 3.2± 0.4 mmLife Span 50M
More Features You Might Want
Looking for a little more? Explore features that make a difference to your everyday experience.
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Full model comparison
Ready to compare specs directly? Filter the lineup by what matters to you.
| Model | Best For | Size | Connection | Switch | Hot-swap | Price | Shop |
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| RK61 Edition | Entry-level | 61 keys (60%) | 2.4G Wireless, Bluetooth, Wired | Creamy/ Silent/ Snowfall | Yes | $59.99 | Shop |
| R65 Wireless | Best Seller | 66 keys (65%) | 2.4G Wireless, Bluetooth, Wired | Cream | Yes | $64.99 | Shop |
| C87 HE | Gamer's pick | 88 Keys(80% TKL) | Type-C Wired | Magnetic 8K | Magnetic | $73.99 | Shop |
| RK84 Edition | Gamer's pick | 84 keys (75%) | Type-C Wired | Creamy/ Silent/ Snowfall | Yes | $59.99 | Shop |
| R75 Wireless | Best seller | 81 Keys (75%) | 2.4G Wireless, Bluetooth, Wired | Cream | Yes | $64.99 | Shop |
| L75 | Office ready | 85 Keys (75%) | 2.4G Wireless, Bluetooth, Wired | Beige/ Cream | Yes | $79.99 | Shop |
| S98 | Best seller | 96 Keys(96%) | 2.4G wireless, Bluetooth, Wired | Cream/ Beige/ Silent | Yes | $89.99 | Shop |
| C98 | Gamer's pick | 96 Keys(96%) | Type-C Wired | Magnetic 8K | Magnetic | $89.99 | Shop |
| RK68 | Budget-Friendly | 68 keys (65%) | 2.4G Wireless, Bluetooth, Wired | Creamy/ Silent/ Snowfall | Yes | $59.99 | Shop |
| R99 | Premium Pick | 101 Keys(100%) | 2.4G Wireless, Bluetooth, Wired | Cream/ Beige/ Silent | Yes | $89.99 | Shop |
| RK920 Edition | Office Ready | 104 Keys(100%) | Type-C Wired | Creamy/ Silent/ Snowfall | Yes | $54.99 | Shop |
| F68 | Foldable Design | 68 keys (65%) | Bluetooth, Wired | Low Profile | No | $54.99 | Shop |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The things first-time buyers ask us most.
What size mechanical keyboard should I get?
Choose based on the keys you use most. 60% and 65% keyboards are best when saving desk space is a priority, while 75% and TKL keyboards keep more everyday keys within easy reach. If you regularly use a number pad, choose a 96% or full-size keyboard.
What is the difference between linear, tactile, and clicky switches?
Linear is smooth with no bump (great for gaming and typing). Tactile has a bump you feel as it registers (great for typing). Clicky adds a loud click on top (satisfying, but avoid in shared spaces). Try the 3-question picker above, then listen to the sound tests.
Are RK keyboards compatible with Mac?
Yes. RK boards work on macOS with a Windows/Mac toggle, and you can remap the ⌘ and ⌥ keys in the software. They also connect to iPads and phones over Bluetooth on wireless models.
Are mechanical keyboards too loud for an office or shared space?
Not necessarily. Keyboard sound depends on the switches, keycaps, mounting style, and overall build. If you want a quieter typing experience, RK Custom Silent Switches reduce typing noise while maintaining a smooth, comfortable feel.
What is the best mechanical keyboard for gaming?
For a simple, budget-friendly entry into mechanical gaming keyboards, the RK61 is a great choice with its compact 60% layout and wireless connectivity. For competitive FPS gaming, the C87 and C96 add Hall Effect magnetic switches, adjustable actuation, and Rapid Trigger for faster, more precise inputs.
Do RK keyboards come with a warranty?
Yes. RK keyboards come with a 1-year warranty covering manufacturing defects under the applicable warranty terms. If you have an issue with your keyboard, contact support@rkgaming.com for assistance.
1-Year Warranty
Every RK keyboard is covered — buy with confidence.
30-Day Returns
Changed your mind? Our return policy has you covered.
Hot-Swap Ready
Most boards let you change switches later, no soldering.
US & EU Layouts
ANSI, ISO, QWERTZ, AZERTY and more.
Still deciding?
Start from your use case with Quick Picks, or browse the whole lineup and filter by what matters to you.









