Overall, the Royal Kludge RK68 keyboard has received mixed reviews. Some users find it to be a great value for the price, with a clean and sleek design, while others have experienced issues with the stability of the keys and the Bluetooth connectivity. Upgrading the stabilizers and keycaps is recommended by some users to improve the overall experience. The hot-swappable feature is appreciated by many, but it is important to note that the LEDs on the motherboard cannot be removed. The layout may not be suitable for everyone, particularly those who require a longer right shift key. The RK68 is a good budget option for those looking for a 60% keyboard with tri-mode wireless support.

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Royal Kludge RK68 Unboxing & Review - YouTube

All right, but overall, yeah, I think this is a great keyboard. I think it's great for the money. I think it's only like 60 bucks

Royal Kludge RK100, Durock Daybreak Silent Linears, KAT PBT

That being said, the case sounds very solid out of the box, though the stabs are complete trash- too much play in the housing on the stabilizers. The keycaps are quite thin and do not block the back light at all despite not being "shine-through" keycaps- sort of like holding a bright flashlight up to you fingers, you'll see the keycap stem and supports underneath. Upgrading the stabilizers and keycaps are almost a must for this keyboard and really improve it quite a bit.

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lonefaust

4 years ago

reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards

Have any of you used the Following Keyboards?

l board, such as offerings from Keychron and Royal Kludge. Neither switches nor stabilizers have any form of lube on them which results in a very rattly experience, and the sound is *quite* loud. Nonetheless, if it's your first mechanical board (just as they were mine), you'll have no issues with it, and might even be quite fond of the sound. The primary reason I suggest you not to go with CosmicByte, Redgear, and other similar cheaper Amazon offerings, is that the life expectancy of these keyboards is questionably low.

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asgardian_lord

3 years ago

reddit.com/r/Keyboard

Searching for a full wireless (white) mechanical keyboard for $100 and under.

If you’re getting it for gaming, I suggest looking for one with 2.4ghz wireless support (ie tri-mode) and not just bluetooth for better latency. Tri-mode keyboards by Royal Kludge (RK68 or RK84) are good budget hotswap options, or the Tm680 tri-mode for a good budget barebones kit (although you have to buy switches and keycaps separately; they’ll still fall under that budget though). Edit: oops didnt see the full size requirement haha.

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FilBoneDoc

3 years ago

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