Awesome little keyboard. I had a glorious 3 keyboard and the rgb went out on me after only a little more then a month. Super mad cause those are a pretty penny, had to beg Amazon to let me return it. This keyboard has MORE rgb settings then you could ever need and they’re much better then glorious’s, you don’t have to go and program ones you want on their software. And you don’t need to download software to use this keyboard. This one is great quality, don’t cost a arm and a leg, and is cute and small not bulky. I was able to add my keycaps and clicky switches I had bought for my 3mk and put them on here too since I still liked how they looked still. 10/10 for me for price and functionality. Oh and still a great reaction time keyboard Read more
This is actually a really nice keyboard. I use it for gaming and for schoolwork and it functions really well with both. It click really well and the size is nice. I have used a red dragon keyboard ever since I got my PC and really liked those. They dont have the blue switches for the one I liked so I switched to this one. IMO this one is better. It just feel really nice to use and the RGB settings are really cool. There are so many settings. Definitely would recommend! Read more
Other places would jack up the price on this, but they make incredible and affordable keyboards. I have two - one for my computer at home, and one for the iPad 10th generation that replaced my laptop. I got so fed up with bluetooth keyboards that crap out on battery, so I bought this and a hardshell case for it, and a cheap usb-c hub (so I can use a mouse as well) and it works great! The brown keys are pretty quiet and responsive. I don't know if there is a bluetooth connection option, as I am not bothering to even try, so I cannot speak to any aspect of that side of the experience (if there is one), but it comes with a USB C to USB C cable (that has an attachable USB A head in case your computer/device doesn't use USB C). It's a fantastic keyboard. The keys are spaced like a traditional keyboard, so there's no awkward adjustment phase to worry about. I also own a red key RK61 and I will say: that one has an issue with almost being too-responsive for typing. Gaming? Works great. Typing? There are so many errors and accidental presses that it's hard to manage. So if you're a writer, looking for a quality but cheap keyboard, choose the brown keys. Also, that spacebar makes a really satisfying plunk sound. That's barely worth noting, but still! Read more
I received this keyboard and then saw all of the weird issues with the question mark not working and you have to hold Fn+Shift+/ to get a question mark. Let me set the record straight on this: There are two modes the keyboard works in - "Arrow mode" and "Character Mode". The keyboard ships in Arrow-Mode and you need to hold Fn+Shift in order to get the question mark. To get out of Arrow Mode and use the forward slash/Question Mark to work as intended you need to put in into Character Mode by hitting Fn+Enter. You will see the Lights flash and you can now use it as a normal keyboard. I think this is actually a pretty good idea as you have the option to use the Arrows as normal, or the Slash and Question Mark as normal without inhibiting the size. That being said I have one pretty major aesthetic issue with my keyboard. The Green and Red RGB are flip-flopped. In the Software if I choose all RED it comes out green and if I choose all GREEN it comes out red. So mixing the colors is difficult as they don't line up with the color I'm selecting. The keyboard feels good and is very smooth under my fingers. The spacebar is very sensitive, so barely resting my thumb on the spacebar activates it - so I have to be aware of that when gaming. It doesn't really affect my typing as I don't rest my thumbs on the keyboard when actively typing. The lights are very bright and there are a ton of color options and presets. Each key is individually lit so you have total control over the colors from within the software. The software is a little clunky and hard to use but I was able to figure it out without too much issue. Overall I would recommend this keyboard to anyone looking to get into mechanical keyboards. It's not super high end but for this price point it seems hard to beat. Read more
I have two of these. The newer one is better. I bought a previous version of this keyboard in 2023, a version that was configured either through proprietary RK software or via key combinations. It drove me nuts! I'd fat-finger some keys and BOOM, stuff on the keyboard was changed. And unlike the new version of the RK61, I couldn't program away the awful configuration key combos using RK's software. The reset key combo (Fn-SPACE) got LOTS of use. If RK made all configuration key combos require a press-and-hold timeout like the reset key combo, no problem, but ALL OTHER configuration key combos took hold the millisecond the keys were pressed. That, and the south-of-wonderful RK software that only let me program some of the keys, were deal breakers for me. The keyboard went into a drawer. Fast forward to today: this 2024 keyboard is now configurable via QMK/VIA and it's AMAZING. First course of action when I hooked it up: program away the configuration key combos. No more fat-fingered reconfigs! In every other way, the new RK61 is like the old one, but now that I can actually use the thing without accidentally reconfiguring it, I'm a very happy customer. It's a sturdy, classy, fun keyboard, and I highly recommend it to folks that aren't too picky about their mechanical keyboards. I'm sure there are better boards out there, but come on, at this price point? With these features? This one's a winner (just be very careful that you order the one that specifically says it's programmable with QMK/VIA. Some listings on this site don't say that. Buyer beware!). Read more
We bought this for our teenage grandson for Christmas. He is very satisfied!!!! Read more
