RK ROYAL KLUDGER65 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Volume Knob, Tri-Mode 2.4G/USB-C/BT Gasket Mounted 60% Gaming Keyboard with 66Keys, PBT Keycaps, QMK/VIA, Hot Swappable Cream Switch, Clay Green

This is my first mechanical keyboard and I’m very satisfied. It was a little louder than I expected but sounds very creamy and have gotten random compliments. Highly recommend!

I love the keyboard. Some of the keys on my old one stopped working and I was looking for a replacement. I don't know anything about the differences in keyboard but I was looking for something that had a very soft mellow buttery type sound and I have really been enjoying this so far. It has a lot of color customization but after playing around with it for a bit I found one that I liked and haven't changed it since. I charge it once a week with a USBC charger and it is very reliable.

I personally enjoy the keyboard but can’t use it at work. I got too many complaints it was too loud. 😂😂

Feels hefty, but it's new, so durability will take some time to show. I wanted something clicky, but the 'creamy' key actuation isn't bad. Battery life is good so far (I don't use the RGB lighting). Biggest annoyance is that it can take awhile to wake up, so I often miss the first couple of keystrokes.

Excelente teclado, excelente sonido, excelente batería, excelente todo. Ya llevo un mes desde que lo compré y es el mejor que he tenido. Lo uso para programar, para jugar no se si sea igual de bueno.

I bought this for my son to use for school. He is able to easily hook the keyboard up to his iPad and type what he needs to. The letters are a good size to type for a child just beginning.

I've been using this keyboard for gaming on my new PC build. It's been roughly a month and I ran into a minor issue which quickly snowballed into a catastrophic issue. The RGB on the keyboard would not turn off when I would switch the keyboard off - resulting in the battery quickly dying from the RGB always being on. I then looked through the manual hoping top find a way to update the firmware/software. I saw in the instructions that it had an option for development firmware upgrade which is described as enabling the keyboard to allow firmware upgrades. However, it did NOT say that once you enter this mode by pressing (FN + SHIFT + ESC) you are wiping the entire keyboard of any drivers and firmware which LITERALLY makes this keyboard a brainless pile of metal and plastic... aka, it's unusable unless you find the firmware online to flash the keyboard. Now, you would think that the manufacturer would have this firmware readily available online, but they do not. They only have software that helps you map the keys. So now I've emailed the support and I have to wait several business days for them to get back to me and hopefully provide the firmware file which may fix the issue before my amazon return window runs out. I wish I would have looked at the Reddit forums on this stuff before purchasing!

Sounds nice and works good. No rattle on stabilizers. Build is better than my rk61 i had previously