Super soepel toetsenbord, en de lichten kunnen uit. De rest maakt me niet zo veel uit.
Keyboard quality is great, price isnt crazy, the volume changer feels stable RGB is nice, alot of options, the software has alot you can do, order came in 3 days, battery life is awesome, although getting used to the keyboard itself does take a bit since theres macro keys, thats the only issue.
Works great; full layout. Awesome colors combination and easy to configure.
RK920 Full Size Mechanical Keyboard (Color-Block Edition)
I’ve been using the RK Royal Kludge C98 Hall Effect Magnetic Switch Keyboard for both work and gaming, and I’m very satisfied with it.
The 96% layout is very practical because it keeps the number pad, arrow keys, and function keys while still saving desk space compared to a full-size keyboard. The typing feel is smooth, and the Hall Effect magnetic switches feel responsive, especially for gaming.
I also like the design. It looks stylish without being too flashy, so it fits well on my desk. The included accessories, such as the keycap/switch puller and spare switches, are also a nice touch.
The only thing to note is that it is wired-only, so it may not be the best choice for someone who wants a wireless keyboard. However, for performance, typing feel, and overall value, I think the C98 is a very solid keyboard.
Overall, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a practical keyboard that works well for both gaming and everyday use.
Its just a really good keyboard, no issues
When I saw a 150$ gaming keyboard I was kinda expecting it to have a lil' more texture to it but I keep pressing the wrong keys in the dark because the keys aren't backlit and there's no grooves or physical differentiation between the keys. There's only a line on F and J for standard typing hand placement, but like, my old keyboard had a groove on Esc so you could find it with just your finger. And I would expect for 150$ they could afford to put some texture on WASD since they advertise it as a gaming keyboard.
Also the default two keys they put on the right are Page Down and Page up and that's a bit confusing, that's like the last two keys I'd expect anyone to use. They put Print Screen on the Alt-press but that's the one I'd have put on the normal press since that's way more useful. Luckily I can just change that but I still feel like it should have been the default one.
Oh right last complaint is that I have a mixer and I can't change which output the keyboard controls because that's done in the windows settings and windows does not recognize the keyboard as a program I can set a default output for.
Otherwise it's very good and I will only know if it was worth the 150 when it starts to fail.
In many ways great, in some ways maybe leas great. For the price point- the materials and build quality are what they are, which is to say not the highest, but not terrible. So having said, my volume roller broke in about 1.5 months... so thats not great for a simple roller that only gets used so much.
What's good though, actually, is the software. I was able to things with the RK software I couldn't get working with Keychron or MonsGeek.
RK is replacing my board which is great, we'll see how long the second one lasts.
I bought it for my boyfriend and he was very happy, he loved the little screen in the corner. I chose cream keyboard sound, which sounded amazing! very happy with the purchase! Although it's imporant to keep in mind, that if you want to have light-up keyboard, gifs on the little screen, that the batery does drain faster, so it might not be ideal for people who want a long lasting battery for wireless keyboard
This is the best left numpad keyboard you can buy right now. RK already makes high quality keyboards and this fills a niche that just makes sense. With the mouse being a permanent fixture of a modern PC, it just makes sense to move the numpad to the left. If you can retrain yourself to use your left hand, you'll quickly fall in love with this keyboard. Oh, and it's relatively quiet for a mechanical keyboard making it great for an office space or those with sensitive hearing. My only complaint is that they don't have darker colors. I'm rather partial to monochrome and so I tend to pick more gamery style peripherals.
I really tried to find any downsides to this keyboard. But for me, almost everything about it is perfect.
Subjective pros:
* Quiet;
* Smooth key travel;
* Easy to configure on the web portal (no need to install unnecessary software);
* Soft backlighting that's not too distracting;
* The presence of a NumPad, as I use it for work.
Subjective cons:
* The only issue is the placement of the Home/End/PgUp/PgDown/Ins/Del keys – I'm used to them being horizontal. But that's a minor issue that I'll get used to soon.
Iit looks nice, sounds nice, and feels great to type on
this is my first mechanical keyboard
side-printed keys are aesthetically pleasing and give the keyboard a clean look, while still making the letters easy to see when needed
very happy with it
Had this keyboard for a few weeks but the charger has already broke
Ten stars. Tremendous keyboard. I carry it almost every day. However, I wish there were a hard case for it to slide into backpack or blazer pocket to protect it. Would certainly purchase that from RK too.
The Royal Kludge keyboards are amazing and would be amazing at any price. I got the RKL75 at a discount for 60$ and I couldn't have found a better deal. Im actively recording the Royal Kludge brand to others I know searching for a keyboard. The customer service is also top notch and friendly.
