RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Tri-Mode 2.4G/BT5.1/USB-C Hot Swappable Full Size Keyboard, RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard, Massive Battery Software Support, Brown Switch

The RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard is so good that I ended up buying two! The wireless connection is stable, and the mechanical switches are smooth, responsive, and satisfying to use. Whether for gaming or typing, this keyboard delivers top-notch performance. The full-size layout with the number pad is perfect for my needs, and the customizable RGB lighting adds a great visual touch. Battery life is excellent, lasting a long time between charges. The build quality is solid, and it feels durable enough to handle heavy use. If you're looking for a reliable, feature-packed mechanical keyboard, you won’t be disappointed with this one. Highly recommend!

La verdad es muy cómodo y no es tan grande como otros teclados que he tenido. Se siente de buen material y resistente. El único detalle es que puede no ser cómodo para trabajar con poca luz, más que nada si se está acostumbrando a trabajar en el cuarto a oscuras, ya que, a pesar de tener iluminación, la keycaps que tiene no se alcanzan a ver mucho. Este no es un tema para mí, pero puede que para algunas personas lo sea. En general considero que fue una buena compra.

When on sale for $64, this keyboard is a great value. I've never spent more than a hundred dollars on a keyboard nor plan to. The most I've spent in the past was $99 on a GMMK TKL and an AKKO 5108S. I also have a Skyloong SK96 Lite (Epomaker GK96) 96% layout with 100 keys total (no spacing between keys). This RK98 is an 1800 layout keyboard (with slight spacing around the arrow keys, numpad, and F row) but with 100 keys, which is not so common. Most 1800 layout boards have either 96, 98, or 99 keys. For me, the more keys the merrier as I need the numpad for work and the other keys for simulators like MSFS. The slight extra spacing of the 1800 layout makes a difference for me (less mistakes) compared to my SK96. Since the white model only came with RK brown tactile switches, I switched them out for my favorite budget linears, the Gateron G Pro Yellow 2.0, and they sound and feel great on this keyboard. Stabs may need a bit of work but they didn't bother me out of the box. While the stock PBT keycaps are good overall, I switched them out for shine through PBTs (I basically do this for all my boards as I don't see much point in RGB if the keycaps aren't backlit). After this switch, I noticed just how bright the lighting is on this board, probably more than twice as bright as my SK96 (the design of the Gateron pros also helps in this regard). Out of the 5 brightness levels (not including OFF), I keep it at 2 most of the time. As for RGB color accuracy, it will depend on the color of the switches and keycaps installed. While the static white color seemed on the cool (bluish) side temp-wise when the stock brown RK tactiles were installed, with the yellow linear switches it is pretty much close to a white that I like. And the RK software easily allows you to tweak the exact RGB values too. Per key lighting is possible, and this keyboard has 3 custom lighting slots on its onboard memory which can be accessed via FN+1, 2, or 3. And once the custom lighting presets are saved onto the board, no need at all to have the Royal Kludge software open to access them. Another thing to note is that there is a pad layer between the plate and PCB, as well as (thin) case foam underneath. I'm satisfied with how this keyboard sounds and feels with the yellow linears, so I don't feel the need to mod this thing any further (not even a tape mod), but perhaps the stabs sometime in the future. It's nice to spend only $64 on a hot-swappable (5-pin compatible) RGB mech keyboard with a nice 100-key 1800 layout and wireless functionality. With the leftover money, you can buy switches or keycaps of your choice. Yes, budget boards like this do not have QMK or VIA firmware compatibility, but if the software can do the basic things like edit keymapping, FN shortcuts, macros, and RGB lighting, that's good enough for me. I do wish that the case bezels of the RK98 were slightly slimmer, but the overall dimensions are still quite compact especially compared to a full size. Overall, highly recommend this at the sale price.

Le bruit est magique!❤️ Les touches sont réactives et agréables au toucher. Que ce soit pour des sessions de jeu intenses ou pour taper du texte, le clavier reste confortable même après plusieurs heures d'utilisation. Le rétroéclairage est vraiment un plus. Vous pouvez ajuster les couleurs selon vos préférences, ce qui ajoute une belle touche visuelle à votre setup gaming. Les effets lumineux sont variés. Le clavier est ultra réactif, parfait pour les jeux compétitifs. Les touches mécaniques offrent un retour rapide, et les commandes ne se perdent jamais, même lors de phases de jeu très rapides. Le mode anti-ghosting également très efficaces. Pour les performances qu'il offre, le prix est très compétitif. Il s'adresse aussi bien aux gamers débutants qu'aux plus expérimentés. C'est un excellent clavier! Tant pour sa réactivité que pour son confort. Si vous cherchez un bon rapport qualité-prix avec des options de personnalisation, je le recommande sans hésitation !

This product surprised me. Open unpacking, I was impressed by the boxing of the product exceeding some of the higher end well known brands. Set up was pretty straight forward. I have been using it for about a week now. It feels and sounds good. It's a little shorter in length than my previous logi which took me a little time to adjust to the location of certain keys but other than that we'll built product.