RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 RGB Wireless/Wired 60% Compact Mechanical Keyboard, 61 Keys Bluetooth Small Portable Gaming Office…
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【Wireless/Wired Dual Mode Connection】Connects with up to 3 devices via Bluetooth and switch among them easily. The Small Wireless Gaming Keyboard also has Wired Mode with USB Type-C Connection. Compatible with Windows/ macOS/ Android.
【61 Keys Compact Design】No additional number keys, can meet your demands in Office or Home. The Mini 60% Mechanical Keyboard is Space-saving and Portable, you will be satisfied with how much space you save.
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Introduction:
This is an RGB backlight mechanical keyboard with 61 keys. It supports Wireless/Wired Dual Mode Connections to the device and Compatible with Windows/macOS/Android. It has various application designs, such as All Keys Without Conflict, brilliant color Backlit and control of hardware Backlit
Specifications:
Size:11.4×3.9×1.7 inches
Layout:61 Keys
Backlight:RGB
Material:ABS
Switch:Blue or Brown or Red
Keyboard Colors:Black or White
Modes:Bluetooth 3.0 and Type-c USB
Voltage:5V
Systems Support:Windows XP/VISTA/7/8/10,IOS,Macos,Linux,Android
Method of Use
Combination Keys’ function
Press FN+Left Ctrl to switch to the second function of Combination Keys(except Arrow Keys). Press FN+Ctrl again, to restore the 9 keys main function Y/U/I/H/J/K/N/M/<, but the other Combination Keys still in the second function. Press FN+Ctrl third times, all the Combination Keys’ main function recovery. You can also lock/unlock Arrow Keys at any time by pressing FN+Enter
Use the Shortcut Keys
FN+A/S=Switch Win/Mac
FN+(F1-F12)=Achieve functions such as Previous track, Mute, and so on(Only for MacOs)
Adjust the Backlight
FN+(.>)=Adjust Backlight colors
FN+(|)=Switch Backlight effects
FN+([{), (}]), (;:), (‘”)=Adjust brightness and speed
Connect Bluetooth
1.Open the back switch of the Keyboard to “on”
2.Select a group of BT modes to be connected through FN+Q/W/E
3.Press FN+Q for a long time. At this time, the Q key will flash, and the keyboard has entered the pairing mode
4.Open the computer/mobile BT, search and connect the device
5.Connect successfully, Q key stops flashing
Package Content:
1xRK61 Mechanical Keyboard
1xType-C cable
1xKeycap Puller
1xUser Manual
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【Wireless/Wired Dual Mode Connection】Connects with up to 3 devices via Bluetooth and switch among them easily. The Small Wireless Gaming Keyboard also has Wired Mode with USB Type-C Connection. Compatible with Windows/ macOS/ Android.
【61 Keys Compact Design】No additional number keys, can meet your demands in Office or Home. The Mini 60% Mechanical Keyboard is Space-saving and Portable, you will be satisfied with how much space you save.
【Gateron Brown Switch】Slightly quieter and easier to trigger than the Blue Switch. Halfway between a Typing and a Gaming switch. Some people prefer Brown Switch since it enables you to Double Tap faster and Typists like them because they still have good Tactile feedback, but the audio feedback isn’t quite as noticeable as Blue Switch.
【RGB Backlit】This 60% Custom Mechanical Keyboard has 18 RGB Backlight Modes, 8 monochrome Backlight Modes, and 1 full-Color Backlight. These light modes can provide you a charming gaming environment at night.
【Ergonomic Designed】The RK61 is designed with 8°Ergonomic angle which can help you relieve straining and alleviate carpal tunnel syndrome effectively. The integrated wrist rest gives you the comfort you need for marathon gaming sessions.
9 reviews for RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 RGB Wireless/Wired 60% Compact Mechanical Keyboard, 61 Keys Bluetooth Small Portable Gaming Office…
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Amazon.com Price: $64.99 (as of 08/05/2021 11:31 PST- Details)
Felix –
I absolutely LOVE this Keyboard!
This Company and Keyboard are very underrated!The quality of this Keyboard is very nice and simple.Keycaps were easily swappable!My Kailh Brown Switches were a sweet spot, & my gaming experience has gotten better!Also, The price is only a third of what my Ducky cost me.Compared to a (Ducky One 2 Mini) I’d say this keyboard actually beats it imo. So I’ll be getting rid of my overpriced Ducky.I can vouch for this keyboard, don’t hesitate to buy it.
Thot Ramen –
Budget Mech KB That Performs Just As Good!
This is definitely one of the top 3 budget keyboards I’d definitely recommend especially if you’re looking for a small or minimal 60% look or simply don’t need the functionality of the function row or numpad. When purchasing make sure you know what kind of switches you want because you have the option of linear reds, tactile browns, or clicky blues. I went with browns since I’ve used reds before, but felt a little too light for me to the touch. I included 2 pictures with different keycaps. The first pic has some HyperX pudding keycaps, and the second pic are the keycaps it comes with along with a 10 CMYK keycap set, similar to what comes with the Anne Pro 2 60% keyboards. This is definitely worth it. I only wish that it came with at least Outemus or Gaterons instead of their proprietary RK switches, but if you want you can purchase the ones you want, as long as it’s compatible with the pcb, and do some soldering. I also did lube the stabilizers, as recommended by some, to negate the ping-y sound that may reverberate when pushing on the keys that have stabilizers (shift, enter, and especially spacebar). I used dielectric grease that I purchase at a local autozone (you can also find it at home depot, or any hardware or auto store), that only cost me $1 during a sale, but only normally $5 or less. Do this and you’ll have an amazing 60% mechanical keyboard. The RGB’s aren’t too dim and actually brighter than the ones I had on a previous Tecware Phantom 87 TKL. I love the led patterns on this a lot, but you can also turn them off if you want to. The wireless and bluetooth functionality on this keyboard is also very easy to use. Make sure you read the manual! It’ll have the commands/inputs you need if your keyboard does not automatically pair to the device you want. You can pair it up to 3 devices such as your Pc, Ipad, and/or Iphone or anything with bluetooth functionality. I usually use this wired since it’s specifically for gaming, but I can see this being of use as a portable wireless keyboard on the go since it is only a 60%. I’ve only found one issue that might of been on my end, and that was when I tried using a cheapo usb that had leds on this versus the one it came with, or one of decent quality. The usb I tried using was mostly for aesthetics since it blinked blue/red leds, but was also just cheap and gimmicky. Other than that I have had know issues, and I’ve own this for a few months now. If anything changes I will update this review.
Jimmy –
Awesome product! Greatest item I’ve ever had!
Great Seller and fast delivery. Honestly, this RK61 is a incredible wireless compact mechanical keyboard. Brown switch is good for office and home using.I would like to give everyone a tip. If you want to use arrow keys, you only need to press Fn+shift at the same time and then only press any arrow keys, you would find the arrow keys can work. Remember, you don’t need to press Fn+ shift+up key at the same time. Pressing Fn+shift means open this RK61 keyboard between first function and second funtion. If you want to type / ,do the same thing, you just need to press Fn+shift at the same time, and then release Fn+shift, right now ,you can only press /, the / would appear. At this condition, you can press shift+/, the ? would appear.
anna –
get this keyboard… NOW
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do yourself a favor, instead of buying a anne pro or a ducky.. get this. ive spent a week with this keyboard for gaming on my pc, using it for my laptop and my ipad and i just keep falling in love with it more. you can change the RGB lightening from the keyboard, adjust the speed and the brightness. you can pair up to 3 devices wirelessly. small and compact. doesnt take up too much space on my desk which is the main reason why i wanted to purchase this. if anything chances i will update review.
Joe –
Amazing Keyboard, great customer service, too small.
I’ve used this keyboard for a little while now and I love it so much, but it’s my first 60% board and I just couldn’t get into it. The RGB is amazing, it has some of the best looking lighting I’ve seen on a RGB keyboard, the preset RGB settings are awesome and can be really customized even without using the software. The FN bindings are keyboard layout changes took me while to get the hang of. I feel that is product of it being a 60% KB rather than anything with RK, because I even looked at the “holy grail” Anne Pro 2 and it has annoying keybindings to get over it’s small size too. I never had any issues with delay, keys not working, functions not binding, I mean overall this was a very nice keyboard. This was my first experience with brown switches, they’re really nice, I like the tactile feeling but overall I think I’m mostly into blue switches even thought they’re loud.The bad: I just couldn’t get used to using a 60% KB. If you’re like me and have used a full size KB or even an 87 key for your whole like a switch to a 61 key is rough. Even using an ancillary number-pad I found myself annoyed with it. Ultimately, this is a gaming keyboard, which is does very well, but I had to work from home on my rig a few times with this keyboard and I was pissed. I don’t feel like that should detract from my rating of this product though, because most people hopefully know what they’re getting into.TL:DR if RK makes a full 104 or 108 KB I’d buy it without question since this KB was so nice. I jsut can’t get used to a 60% KB.
Entropy –
No better small keyboard for the price
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I bought the black version with brown switches for gaming after getting tired of having my mouse run into the side of the long keyboard I had before.Sturdy and easy to mod. Initially, I thought I messed up a key placement as I couldn’t use the question mark… Turns out pressing Fn+shift changes from arrow mode to typing mode. Both of which I use extensively now I know how this works.As another reviewer mentioned, I bought the white HyperX double shot PBT keycaps. The white on black looks incredible, and the combination is honestly the keyboard I’ve always wanted for FPS games. Can’t speak to the stock key quality though.40+ hours of gaming in, I don’t know what took me so long to buy this. Would buy again in a heartbeat.Edit: For a rig that it pretty much exclusively used for gaming and especially FPS, this works great. I do miss the explicit function keys for Minecraft, and I do wish there were dedicated arrow keys. That being said, for this price I really should not and cannot complain. Would buy again 100%
Simon Li –
My first 60% keyboard! It’s heavier than it looks
Take a look at your keyboard. Seriously, look at it. See how there are a bunch of gaps between the main typing area, the F keys, the arrow keys, the numpad, and ecetera? Now remove all of the extra keys around the main typing area.That is the size of this board. I know! It’s tiny! Looking at the pictures, you’d think it would be a very cramped typing experience, but it really isn’t. It’s literally a full-size keyboard, minus all the extra keys that people usually don’t use anyway. So think of it less as compact, more just simply minimalist. Oh, and don’t forget, it’s wireless as well, since you can connect it to Bluetooth. So, doubly minimalist.Now, the switches, that’s much more familiar. So, they’re red switches, which mean that they are probably the closest you’ll get to membrane keyboards without the downsides of membrane. But, they’re also quite a bit lighter when it comes to actuation force, so less fatigue too.Oh, and there’s a backlight, so that’s cool.
Justin –
Great budget 60% entry level keyboard with Bluetooth.
The keyboard has a nice size, has nice lighting and even Bluetooth. On Bluetooth the keyboard does disconnect if no keys are used after a few minutes and reactivates after a press. So I think it would be fine for gaming wired, but be careful gaming via Bluetooth. I also put pudding caps on mine and it looks great!Lastly, the plastic board is kinda eh and makes bottoming out sound weird. And the fn layer is weird to get used to. But for the price, its hard to beat and I think it’s well worth the price.If you want a good quality keyboard for decent prices but don’t know what switches you like, buy a gmmk barebones board and do research on switches. If you want higher quality wireless and don’t care about money get the Anne pro 2. But this will suffice fine as an entry 60% board.
Andrii –
Favorite keyboard
I was unsure about 60% keyboards, and I wanted to try one, but didn’t want to spend over $100. With that in mind I saw this as a good in between price wise. This is now my favorite I’ve ever used, the keys feel great and the RGB looks great too, with multiple modes to choose from. If you want to try a 60% keyboard for the first time, or if you have already been accustomed to using them, I’d highly recommend this keyboard.