RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK87 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 75% TKL Hot Swappable RGB Bluetooth Gaming Keyboard Triple Mode BT5.1/2.4G/USB-C with 2 Detachable Frames, USB Hub, Clicky Blue Switch, White

Love the switches. Works perfectly. Nice and compact, good price, matches my setup.

I've only had this keyboard for a short time now. I've loved the build and everything else, except the ease of finding the software to program the macros and the inability to switch profiles on the fly. I frequently need to use every key on this keyboard and so i was going to sacrifice the arrow keys to switch profiles to a macro profile except there isnt a way to do that. I'd preferr to be able to set the volume roller to be that but it cant be changed at all. Sad thing is, the roller wont be used ever. Its the first choice to change its settings to me.Past that issue, which is really just my personal feelings. This keyboard has been great. Using it on my pc then with a quick switch on the bottom i can have it bluetooth to my cell and then go right back. I did get a white one and a black one so i could mix the F1-4 and 9-12 to be white on black on one keyboard and black on white on the other so its easier to quick tap those without much attention loss as there isnt the normal spaceing for every 4 keys.I'll be watching for some way in future software updates to let the profile to be switched. When it does, this keyboard will be going into all my office pc's too.

My favorite keyboard I've ever owned. I heard the software for it was bad so I've never even tried it, works perfectly without it.

Loving the keyboard design. White aesthetic never disappoints! Comes with blue switches though but can be easily replaced with custom switches. 10/10

As an owner of 3 units over the span of a year I can tell you that there are good things about this keyboard:1. They switches and key caps are nice to operate. Nicer than some more premium products.2. Comes with extra switches so you can make repairs. Switches are easily replaceable unlike many premium products that have non-serviceable designs.3. I like the wifi/bluetooth/wired functionality, though I mostly use it wired.4. It's a fun product to use, the light show is neat, the look and feel is nice.5. You can treat the keyboard as near-disposable, while enjoying a premium tactile feel. I use my workstation most of my day and I got tired of losing fancy keyboards to a few drops of coffee between zoom meetings.The negatives can be major or minor depending on your needs:1. The software is very poor and the baked in firmware is too. If you're interested in customization and enjoying the LED light show aspects of the keyboard it's not a great experience compared to some of the major premium brands. I just leave mine in the default rainbow wave or occasionally use the firmware shortcuts to do something else. I don't even install the software anymore at all.2. The wired (or charging if using wireless) USB-C port has started to fail on all 3 keyboards. I bought the keyboards over a period of a year, with the most recent being in late August. Within a month the USB-C port on the keyboard starts to lose connection if jiggled. It mostly happens if you have to move the keyboard rather than type on it, but it is annoying. I often use wired mode because I want to use the expansion USB ports for peripheral controllers.

Board is very easy to take apart and mod. I would 10/10 recommend this for a 2.4ghz wireless build.

It’s great.

Right off the bat, the keyboard feels great and sturdy. It is somewhat heavy but a good heavy. I can't say much yet but it's working pretty well until I connected it to the software. After connecting it to the software, it made some of my keys crazy, then on the software, I reset it which made the right half of my keys not working at all just the lights. So I uninstalled and deleted the folder and did the restore to factory settings on the keyboard (based on the manual). After that, it went right back to normal. Everything is good except the software which is a bummer. I do not think I would use the software, for now, I wish they could get it straightened out soon.