RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK G68 65% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Bluetooth5.1/2.4G/Wired Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard with 3 USB Ports, 68 Keys RGB Red Switch for Mac Windows, Classical Red

So far this keyboard has performed exceptionally well. The key caps it initially shipped with had an odd sound to them, but I had already ordered replacements key caps and once swapped out (and no other modifications made) the overall sound of this keyboard is great (I selected Red Switches by the way). The overall value is good because it's a good balance of quality and features, the wireless USB adapter plus Bluetooth connectivity that has worked flawlessly.

I decided in quarantine to get into keyboards for some reason, and I settled on a 65% keyboard. This one seemed like it would do the trick. I had never tried linear switches before, so I ordered this with Gateron reds.Out of the box, the keyboard is already pretty good. I like the option of both 2.4GHz connection and Bluetooth, as well as wired, and the included USB ports. With lube, the Gateron reds become even better.The hot swappable functionality is also great if you’re new to keyboards because it allows you to test out different switches.Now on to the not so great parts. The software is pretty much unusable, so if custom macros and RGB lighting is a must for you, it might not work out so well. The included keycaps are PBT, but they aren’t shine through. However, that was quickly remedied by me by picking up a set of YMDK pudding keycaps for about 20 bucks.If you feel like you’d be fine with the included RGB settings, don’t need to set your own macros, and are okay with non shine through keycaps or purchasing a set of keycaps, pick this keyboard up. It’s a great starter, especially for the price.

The media could not be loaded. My son loves his new keyboard. We use it on a Google Chromebook and it works great. I'm sure the newness will wear off but for now he enjoys changing all the colors regularly and showing it off. It was easy to connect and is used daily! He is 13 and connected it himself. As you can see in the pictures and video, the colors are bright and vibrant.

Overall, a very solid choice. Feels really good, leds look great and smooth.The connection is solid bluetooth & wireless dongle.I chose the red switches they were a little too light for my liking.

This upgraded version is everything I could ask for. I need the 2.4ghz wireless so I didn't need to run a cable and I'm not a fan of connection keyboards via Bluetooth. The color wave looks great and the quality is excellent for the price. I use it with my video editing pc and not for gaming though with the red switches it would work just fine for gaming.

I like the keyboard overall; slim, small and looks great. However, some functionality of the keyboard is confusing as for FN and switching between those can be little confusing. I am still learning how to use it properly.I like that it can be wired and wireless which is a plus point of this keyboard.

This is a great keyboard but I gave this 1 star because of a few warnings you need to know before buying.First, it is no longer sold with Gateron switches, but scratchy RK switches.Second warning is the software for this keyboard is still not available on the RK website. The link to the software is available in the bottom the product description here on Amazon only. (you need the software to reprogram keys and update firmaware)Third warning the website download page has software for the RK68 - DO NOT install this software. This keyboard is the RK G68, not the RK68. You can ruin the keyboard if you install the wrong software.Overall I really like this keyboard. The RK red switches it came with are okay, and if you are a beginner you probably won't be able to tell the difference from Gaterons or other good switches. RK switches feel dry and scratchyto me, and the pre-travel distance is inconsistent on some switches. I replaced them Gateron Silvers. Bluetooth and wireless reciever work perfectly. Nice pbt oem keycaps.At $56 this was a really good value even with having to change the switches.

It's a great keyboard overall, and has more functionality than any other keyboard (the several I've tried) I've ever used, in that it has bluetooth connectivity (don't use that), wireless capability via dongle, and wired usb connectivity. The cord that comes with it is nice and long, so that much is fantastic. I've been using this keyboard now for several months, and there is one blaring outpoint I find with its use... Whenever I use the keyboard in wireless mode, the connectivity is just not very good. I experience tons of dropped key strokes, or missed keystrokes altogether. I'm lucky if I can even type a sentence after a while. As the built-in battery discharges, those wireless issues I just mentioned, intensify, making it virtually impossible to type anything, with any speed. Other than that, it's an excellent keyboard, with great RGB capability, sounds like a mechanical keyboard should, and gets the job done. The crystal key caps I use are just icing on the cake, making this keyboard look even better. I don't use bluetooth because my nuts feel like they literally get cooked, but the wireless doesn't do that (likely due to far less energetic transferrence, but I can only speculate). The wireless issue is enough of an issue, that I am forced pretty much to always use this in wired mode. I'm just glad that I can.