RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK100 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard RGB Backlit Bluetooth5.1/2.4G/Wired 96% Full Size 100-Key Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard Brown Switch Carbon

-despues de que los mejores teclados de logitech no me duraran mas de un año, harto de comprar un nuevo teclado porque las teclas venian soldadas y repararlo me salia al mismo costo que uno nuevo decidí probar esta marca para starters entusiastas de los teclados mecanicos. Pros: Soy un programador que se mueve bastante y la verdad es que este teclado me es brutalmente comodo, desconectarlo del usb de mi computadora principal para llevarlo de viaje y que se conecte automaticamente por bluetooth a mi laptop o mi celular para escribir un reporte rapido es una joya, la sensacion de tecleo es una maravilla, le coloqué cherry mx blues mezcladas para ver la diferencia y la verdad es que al menos para mi los gateron que vienen de fabrica se sienten practicamente identicos, un click bastante placentero y las opciones de conectividad son una maravilla Cons: las teclas no son translucidas en lo mas minimo asi que el brillo es como en el contorno de las mismas (preferencia personal, ya cada quien le puede comprar teclas custom al gusto) las patitas del teclado se les cayeron las gomas muy rapido y por el movimiento las perdí (PONGANLES PEGAMENTO DEL PERMANENTE) Fuera de eso un gran teclado, llevo un año con el y no me ha fallado un solo switch, una belleza para escribir, super portatil, de buena calidad, se siente pesado y me alivia que el proximo switch que muera no va a significar comprar un teclado nuevo

Sencillo, fácil de modificar... Yo no me acomode al teclado pero el sonido y el acabado es bueno

First off, this is the first non full (or over full) size keyboard I've had since as long as I can remember. I briefly did have a Corsair wireless gaming mechanical but I returned it after a few days because the battery life could only get me a day or so, which defeated the purpose of the wireless. That turned me off wireless keyboards for a few years, but after my last keyboard had a failure I gave this one a shot. I like a lot about this device. I'm going to detail some cons here but I want to be clear, I like a lot about this but it is taking some getting used to. Pros: - Battery life seems great. It's a bit hefty compared to others (or my Apple work keyboard), but it has solid feel and the battery has lasted me days already after charging, low battery indicator still not on. - Keys feel good, pretty responsive even over Bluetooth - Wakes from sleep quickly Weird/New To Me Stuff (might be cons to some people): - The layout is... interesting. Cramming the arrow keys under the right Shift and Enter, tucked into the Numpad making the 0 smaller is good for saving space but I can adamantly say I do not like that layout. I'm getting used to it, but quite a few wrong button presses this week. The placement of the Delete key is also not ideal, enough to where I moved it - They gave a PrtSc and Ins key but by default End is a Function button, which means coding with this thing is not a great experience out of the box. The keys are both moveable and remappable, but I'm going to have to 3D print an End key because the Insert key takes it's place. They include some extra switches in the box, an End key seems like a no brainer (because now my End key says Insert until fixed) - The software is functional, but has to be downloaded off some Google Drive repository and feels sketchy at best to get. Honestly this is actually a con. The software did work, but it's 2024 and this is a large brand on Amazon. Get a website. Host your files. Host them on AWS honestly. Just don't be an unnamed Google Drive link you have to find on Reddit - Brown switches are new to me, getting used to the feeling. I like the keys and they're pretty quiet which means I can actually type while on calls and take notes. The Spacebar is loud as heck though, feels like a different switch set entirely. I do like the TAP over the CLUNK of my last mechanical, but getting used to the "almost there but not quite" presses I'd still give this thing a great score even with the quirks. It feels well built, it is sturdy, and it looks good. I like that it takes up way less space and in addition to being smaller there is no giant double thick braided dual USB cable coming out the back in the way all the time. I also like that it can switch between Windows/MacOS functionality. That all being said, having the 10 key is nice for what I do (gaming and coding/design), but if I were to go back to square one I'd probably go with an even smaller version of a similar keyboard and then a dedicated wireless 10 key that had arrows and a full suite of Home/End/Delete buttons in normal positions. I think I'll get used to it, but it's hard to break 30 years of typing habits.

This is not my first RK keyboard and will certainly not be my last. The performance of the keyboard is absolutely incredible given the price. The RK100 has a real feel of quality due to its heavy weight and substantial feel in your hands when held. I chose the model with the blue keys and while not the best I have felt out of the box they are more that up to the task and extremely serviceable. The key-caps, like the keys themselves, are adequate and clear with only a few of them having injection molding boogers. Both the keys and key caps are easily replaced if the end user wishes which provides a lot of value. The lifespan of the battery is fantastic as I am going on five months and at 60% with the backlight off and over blue-tooth. My only gripe is not about the keyboard but about the software Royal Kludge provides for download is absolutely abysmal and not very user friendly.

My first experience into the world of mechanical keyboards with hot swappable switches. Remarkable build quality - keyboard feels nice and heavy, switches sound great Unexpected freebies - Comes with 4 spare switches and a keycap/switch remover tool For the price, this provides value on par with brand name keyboards 2x the price.