RK ROYAL KLUDGER65 Wired Mechanical Keyboard, 60% Percent Creamy Gaming Keyboard Gasket Mount RGB Backlit with Programmable Knob, MDA Profile PBT Keycaps, QMK/VIA, Hot Swappable Linear Switch, Cyan

The media could not be loaded. Cons you should be aware of:This is not a full size keyboard. It's 65% of a normal keyboard. There's no tilde key, no home or end key, no number keypad, no dedicated f1 function keys the way a full size keyboard has. You really take for granted the ease of having it readily available, so make sure you're ready to edit shortcuts and hot keys to fit this keyboard. I had to change hot keys for several applications since I started using this keyboard fultime for work. The pros outweigh the cons for me tho and I got another creamy keyboard but it's a number keypad so I have a bit more of a keyboard lol.So I really got this for the creamy sounds (I attached a video) it sounds a bit louder than it really is irl. I can't resist it. I discovered it existed and then bought this a day later. And then a bigger layout one with similar sounds from a different brand the day after that. This was yesterday lol. I really love many things about this keyboard, but I really wish it was a full size layout. I will be using this when I'm traveling instead and the bigger one I bought for daily use at home. I love the look, the colors are ace and calming.The keys are wider and I appreciate that. I have bigger fingers so I don't feel like I'm hitting the sharp/raised edge of every key like I do with normal layout design. I might swap these keys on on the bigger layout one 😂 anyway. This thing is built beautifully. Its solid and sturdy and made of quality material. It was plug and play into my work pc. Didn't test bt. Love the colors. Don't notice any lag. Feels great to type on mostly because of the keys themselves

chat- this is by far the best keyboard for the price as a keyboard connoisseur. I'm not sure what all the negative reviews are referring to. I've heard people say it's "flimsy, plastic, bends too easily, and wouldn't be good for gaming". That's false. Yes, the keyboard bends if you twist it with all your might. It's a keyboard, so maybe be normal and don't twist it? And this keyboard DOES withstand aggressive gaming. I have a very heavy grip and touch, whether it be keyboard or mouse, and this thing does not give. If this keyboard breaks on you, it sounds like a skill issue on your part. The keyboard has a great sound, satisfying, and yet not too loud. The mute and volume knob works like a charm, no delays. The RGB function is beautiful, works well, and has more options than you'd think. Plus, the keyboard looks absolutely beautiful on a desk and will most definitely work well with your PC setup.

Overall, this is a great mid tier keyboard that avoids the “gamer” look, as well as provides full customization and functionality one would need. There are minor nitpicks I have with it, but for the price, you can’t go wrong.Do note that actually getting software for the keyboard is a bit more challenging if you don’t know what you’re doing, so there is a learning curve for newcomers as the site itself doesn’t have much information.The keyboard does have some flex around the edges and thus gives it a slight mushy and not so sturdy feeling, though that is expected for the price point.The key caps are nice, though due to their concave shape, the light shining on them may make it visually look as if the letters are off center even though they aren’t. Not an issue but rather something for buyers to consider.The knob works excellently. I opted into turning it into a brightness knob instead of a volume knob due to the fact that I already have a volume knob on my audio interface. Works as expected.The sound of the key presses is nice, not too loud, not too quiet.Overall. I would recommend this keyboard to anyone that is looking for something within this price point.

This keyboard is worth every penny that I paid for it the keycap texture is out of this world the key switches sound amazing and the volume knob I have had so much use out of the volume knob then I ever thought I would and there's little to no input latency for shooters for first person games for RPGs for MMOs there's no10 out of 10 would recommend