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I got this since I need the tactile feel without sounding like a herd of tiny horses. My work from home setup had been in the corner of the bedroom for a while and my old mechanical keyboard was way too loud when I was working late nights/early mornings. This one is much quieter, but still has some noise. The typing feel is crisp so it still helps with typos like my old keyboard. It's got a good weight to it so it doesn't slide around on the desk, and has a 10-key number pad and a scrolling volume control which is nice. The only thing I'd like to be different is that it doesn't have the Insert/Home/PgUp/PgDn/Del/End keys as separate keys. You have to hold the function key to use those since they're assigned to the regular keys, which makes it a bit difficult to do some things quickly. I'm still getting used to that, but that's really my only complaint so overall I'm very satisfied with this keyboard. Read more

Très bon clavier . C’est agréable de joué dessus ou juste d’écrire des documents etc . Cela fait maintenant plus d’un an que je l’ai et je n’ai rencontré aucun problème , l’installation a été très simple. Read more

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Dopo un anno di utilizzo (non eccessivo), consiglio la tastiera, i tanti rispondono bene agli input, non ci sono segni di usura e la durata è piuttosto lunga, contando anche che non la spengo quasi mai.. veramente comoda Read more

Looks nice, great layout with numpad, and pretty dang good stabilizers. I replaced a good portion of the stock keycaps to get a more custom look. The original caps are a bit on the thin side and are probably the weakest aspect of the keyboard, however, they should be fine for most users. Removing and replacing switches was easy too, but I am quite satisfied with the browns mine came with. Having the freedom to use any switch in the future is amazing at this price point. I was using a Blackwidow v2 TKl, and I can honestly say the switches feel better on this one. I had the razer orange switches which are brown equivalents. This keyboard is better, especially since it's wireless. Blackwidow often gets switxh double presses and it's a damn shame you cannot simply replace a switch and be good to go. Wireless 2.4 has low latency, feels the same as wired (to me) when gaming or typing. The mode switch buttons on the back are a little cheap, but it's to be expected that some things might not be top notch on a keyboard with such a rich feature set. They are out of sight so it's no issue. Still testing battery life with lower level backlight. The included wrist wrest is nice, but to me, it feels too short so I just reused my razer wrist wrest since this keyboard is just a tad longer than a standard tkl keyboard. Still a nice feature to include, but it might not work for those who are really dependent on a robust wrist wrest. While not perfect, this keyboard hits the mark on too many features for me to ding a star for the couple of areas where it falls a bit short. Also lacking RGB, but I know the rgb version is coming to the US soon. I personally did not want to wait as RGB isn't a necessity for me. I would expect the RGB version to cost a bit more though. For an entry level to mid range mech keyboard, I think this thing does really well. Highly recommend, especially when on a discounted price. I payed 69.99 for mine and was kind of blown away. Read more

It comes with an RGB backlight which is great. Read more

The RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK96 Mechanical Keyboard offers really good key travel and a satisfying feel while typing. The RGB lighting is also impressive, adding a great visual touch to the setup. The triple mode connectivity (BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C) provides excellent versatility. Overall, a solid choice for a mechanical keyboard. Bang for Buck Read more