RK61 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Coiled Cable, 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth/Wired, Wireless Bluetooth Mini Keyboard 61 Keys, RGB Hot-Swappable Red Switch, Ergonomic Design - Black

I'm a founder of a technology startup that writes code for 12-16 hours per day. For the past 9 months I had been using an old, 100% sized, gaming mechanical keyboard. It was serviceable, but it was absolutely massive and was impossible to center on my desk as it would get in the way of my mouse. This caused me to have to twist my body to the left to type and over time it caused discomfort in my back and neck. I finally decided to look for an alternative and fell down the rabbit hole of high-end, split keyboards. I would have gotten one, but they are in the ball park of $300-$450 and I just couldn't justify that price at this point in time. I decided to take a look on Amazon for an affordable option and came across this listing. It was on sale for around $45 and seemed to be an incredible deal for the value. The fancy USB-C cable with the metal adapter was a feature I only ever saw on high-end keyboards and it had both Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz wireless options. I audibly laughed when I opened the packaging as the keyboard is substantially smaller than my old keyboard. It made my old keyboard seem silly in comparison. This keyboard has a nice weight to it and was compact enough to be able to easily fit into a backpack for mobile use. This keyboard is my first experience with red linear switches and it has been wonderful. I barely have to put any effort into pressing the keys and the compact size means I can actually reliably press the number keys without having to double check which keys I'm pressing. I haven't noticed any latency between pressing keys and seeing text appear on the screen. I run Debian 12 Linux on my home desktop and the keyboard worked flawlessly without any setup. It took some time to get used to the multi-function keys but now it feels very natural and I don't miss the extra media keys I had on my old keyboard. One downside of this keyboard though, is the customization software for it is not available on Linux. The instruction manual is pretty decent; however, there is a typo for the English version where it says "Specaial Function Keys" instead of "Special Function Keys". In any case, this keyboard has been a pleasure to use and it's an incredible value for the money. I definitely recommend this keyboard for anyone looking to upgrade their computer setup without breaking the bank.

Works very well and i live the light settings

I purchased this keyboard because I was sick of using the flat built-in keyboard on my work laptop. I already owned a Razer black widow v3 for my gaming computer and I knew I wanted a more affordable option. This was the perfect choice. Although a bit smaller than the black widow, the color is fantastic and bright and the battery life is the about the same. The keys are a bit on the louder end, but I prefer that in my keyboard. I have had some issues where the keyboard lights randomly turn red and the keys become unresponsive, but a quick Google showed me that you can easily reset the keyboard by pressing fn + space bar.

I must say, this keyboard is legit. I'm coming from a CORSAIR - LUX K65 RGB Cherry MX keyboard, this keyboard performs just as well. Time will tell the longevity of it, but for now i have not dropped in performance quality. To make it simple, i will list my Cons and Pros. Pros: -Very small and compacted -Wireless -Key switches can compare to top tier mechanical keyboards -Detachable cord -Fast response (via usb connection) -A lot of RGB options -Can connect to anything that is Bluetooth capable Cons: -Software does not work -Due to the none functioning software you can not set any MACROS -Wireless connection has latency (make sure your keyboard and your PC Bluetooth are close for better connection) - Can not set a specific color to any keys In conclusion, is you do not care for RGB and Macros this is a well built mechanical keyboard. Would like to thank Amazon for providing me with a discount due to the software issues. Reason I kept the keyboard is simply because I can take it anywhere. EDIT: Like I mentioned on my original review, let's see how long it holds up. Sad to say, my D key is not functional at all now. This keyboard has so much potential but you are taking a risk with a not well known brand. EDIT: May 5, 2020: Now my second keyboard (replacement) just started having issues, the "W" key and "E". Honestly, this is a poor designed product. I've had cheaper membrane keyboards from back in the early 2000's that currently work. I can not get a refund from Amazon, let's see if i can get one from the company. EDIT: May 14th, 2020: Since my keyboard has past the Amazon warranty, i decided to contact the seller and company. i was asked by the company if i knew how to swab switches, i told them no but i was willing to learn. So i asked them if they can send me 2 switches. Their response was, " due to the covid pandemic it's hard for them to ship switches form China", and ask me if i can purchase them. Keep in mind, 2 switches cost around $10, soldering equipment around $40, switch puller $8 to $10. This is mind-boggling to say the least, and an easy excuse to tell you to F off. If you add this up, i can buy a brand new keyboard. I just want people to be aware of the type of company you are purchasing from. EDIT: 11/03/2021 So after a year and half I had customer service reach out to me via email apologizing the way I was treated by their company and offered me a brand new (upgraded) keyboard. I want to thank Leslie for reaching out and sending a new unit. I will say that the company has made changes to their customer service and would definitely recommend.

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Feels good enough to type on. Works as advertised.

This is one of my first 60% keyboards. This is pretty decent quality. Comes with a really nice USB cable and connection coupler. The key caps are a bit light and clacky, but that might be a personal preference. Red mx switches are nice and the action is good. Keycaps have combo guides which take a little bit of training to use without looking, but as with most things, it just takes a bit of learning. It doesn't disrupt my workday much because I can just look down at the symbols and remember the key combo. The function-ctrl lock takes a little bit of playing around to figure out, but just give it some practice, and it's fairly straightforward. Personal preference, I put 1 o-ring dampener on each keycap and it substantially improved the feel and dampened some of the cheap clacky feeling (there's satisfying clacky and there's cheap clacky). This is more personal preference and is not a comment on the quality of the keyboard. Especially for the price!

I got this keyboard for my Xbox and it works really good for gaming and has great rgb