RK ROYAL KLUDGE Mechanical Keyboard 87 Keys White LED Backlight Tenkeyless Wired/Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard Gaming/Office for iOS Android Windows MacOS and Linux RK987 (Brown Switch-Black)

I was happy to receive this keyboard and have enjoyed using it, until today. So I decided to write a long term review. I'll keep it simple.The keyboard types great. Key travel is nice, the tactile feel is good, it's heavy and solid... which is fantastic until it stops working. Period. The thing just died and refuses to wake up.My conclusion is that notwithstanding all of those wonderful things I mentioned above, they mean nothing if it barely lasts a year. It stayed on the same desk, never moved, never dropped, never banged on, no scratches, pristine.I was doing my thing typing on it as usual and it just spontaneously suspended operations. No blinking to tell me the battery was low, just turned itself off. It's been charging, the charging light is on, but no amount of sweet talking or gentle button mashing will bring it back to life. Save your money and spend a bit more on something else.

I'd been using a Logitech g15 V2 since it came out in 2007. Great keyboard, but it was starting to show it's age. I decided that I wanted to try a mechanical board but the pricing of some of the 'larger brands' did bother me. Especially since I had never used one before. I had 2 requirements. It had to be TKL and Bluetooth or wireless. There weren't that many options. I stumbled on this board - there was a 15$ coupon. After the coupon, the board cost 53$ and it was well worth it. I have nothing bad to say, everything works wonderfully. The backlighting is perfect, the weight is great and the board feels sturdy. It can be a little loud at times, but even with the blue switches when I'm on video calls, people can't hear the keyboard. I'd buy another.

Good quality feel of material, nice sound. Bluetooth is great until I also have my headphones connected to the computer. Keep in mind that when 2 or more devices are connected, there is huge lag and repeating key strokes, making this unusable. I had to use the wired method if I need my headphones.

I reluctantly bought this because of the form factor, and I didn't want fancy RGB. I had a steelseries mechanical gaming keyboard and a Microsoft membrane keyboard before this (both full sized).The box and packaging for this keyboard feel premium, it is a bit high so you might want to buy a wrist rest. But the keys themselves feel amazing! the red switches are quiet and very satisfying. It is super sturdy as well and is quite heavy. Going from the 2 previous keyboards to this is heaven.At this price point, I would VERY highly recommend this to anyone.

The keyboard is well built physically, and the keys feel nice with their switches. However, on a Linux computer (Ubuntu), the keyboard is absolute garbage in terms of keystroke reliability. The keyboard routinely drops its response and connection and will insert long strings of a letter you hit once as if you hit the key multiple times. Whenever it does this it also becomes incredibly slow to respond to correct the mistyping and multiple keystrokes. Really hoped for better but the bluetooth connection under Linux just doesn't work well. Haven't had this problem with other bluetooth wireless keyboards.