RK ROYAL KLUDGE M75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard 2.4Ghz/BT5.1/USB-C Gaming Keyboard 75% Layout 81 Keys Gasket Mount with OLED Display & Knob RGB Backlight Hot-Swappable Viridian Switch, Grey

This mechanical keyboard is one of the best. I really like the sound of the keys and they are super comfortable to press. The keys are very responsive and it helps so much for my coding.This can be connected through 3 modes, bluetooth, usb and a receiver, it has been seamless to connect through any mode and changing the modes is quick. The latencies in every mode is minimal and I haven't faced any lags. The keyboard looks amazing and the lights are so good. It has different lighting modes and can be customized. Highly recommended.

For the price I'm pretty confident this is really good. I have a Nuphy Air 75v2. It's nice for sure. And it's $150 also. This seems about on par in the feel of quality. The box is basic. Packaging is basic. It's not a Nuphy unboxing(which is pretty nice).This is fairly heavy and sturdy. It also has a slight flex. Gasket also works pretty good as for my first gasket keyboard...I can verify it is a gasket and it does what I would think a gasket does.I was nervous that the plastics would feel cheap and it would sound cheap. But by golly it doesn't. Lol the switches are nice. I got the Veridian Pale Green. They are a nice switch... I had the low profile gateron aloes 37gf on the Nuphy and they were too soft too press..I switched them for browns 55gf...these are 40gf but the full size switch gives it some extra depth for the light switch that I can actually get on board with. I was nervous. Because I'm fairly new to this and I've pretty much already got addicted as I've spent over $300 in a month on keyboard stuff. But I can rock these switches for a while until I just feel like trying something new.That takes me to the next thing. These switches come out so smooth. There is no pressure hardly required. The Nuphy lp switches are so tight it's hard to get them out. This was like butter. Very smooth. Very nice.The knob feels sturdy and solid. It doesn't feel cheap. I also was worried about that. That the knob would seem cool but then it would be cheap. It's not it's good. Plastic but good. It works out of the box for volume. The screen is fine for little gui of connection and battery. Nothing amazing but it is 100% better then not having it.The RGB is fine out of the box. Not Nuphy level on board but it's fine. Dongle is magnetic in its slot. Which is nice.Overall it's a really good keyboard for around $100. It's fine at $120 but I like deals so. I really love the mocha color or whatever I got. (In pics)This is a welcome addition as my second keyboard. I'm happy with my choice.Ps. I saw someone say there is no off button. Remember that pressing the knob for 3 seconds is on and off.

Like most people here, I have a slight obsession with mechanical keyboards. Up until this point though, I have only gone with 1800 layouts or similar. Number pads are kind of a big deal for my job and hobbies. I finally found an excuse to pick up something smaller though and after 2 weeks of research I landed on the M75. First I would like to go over why I believe this is such a great keeb for the money. While not perfect, I think it offers a lot compared to it's competition. You are getting a gasket mounted, hot swappable, 75% board with triple mode wireless (that works great on all connections!), rotary knob, lcd screen, and best of all, a usb-c hub built in! I wasn't sure what to expect about the typing feel, as this is my first time trying the pale green switches, but they are a joy to type on. I had to get used to the lower weight needed to depress the keys. But after an hour I feel like I can type faster than I ever have before. The double shot keys are high quality and have the perfect texture. I do wish they were shine through, but it's rare to find keys that are both high quality and shine through. The RGB works well and gets plenty bright. Especially when I end up finding some shine though keys that are up to par. You do need to control the RGB and other setup options with RK's own software though. Everything feels solid and I don't notice any wobble in the keys/switches. Stabilizers also feel adequate and I have no desire to replace them. Overall I am very happy with this board and don't feel the need to do any modding at this point. This board was purchased to be used in an HTPC controller that I am building. Since the Logitech k830 was the last decent HTPC controller to be released, I'm sick of waiting and building my own. I am designing a case I will 3d print, which will house the M75 along with a Kensington Slimblade Pro. Eventually I'll come back and update with the results.

I've been really impressed with this keyboard. I was hesitant about the pale green switches at first, but after a couple days of using them, they are exactly what I was looking for. They have a satisfying and clean click, but still have the tactile feel that you'd expect from a mechanical keyboard. I use this at my office and in my opinion, the clicks are the perfect volume. Loud enough to get you into the flow of typing, but not so loud that it annoys others around you. Build quality is super robust, and the screen/knob prove to be very handy. Having three different connection modes is also a nice feature, since sometimes I need to connect to devices temporarily and don't wanna go through the entire connection process or switch around my setup. The battery life has been incredible so far, and the lighting is good for my needs (I usually just stick with a simple but classy white background). I also love that the color and design give it a unique look without being too flashy. Overall great keyboard at a very reasonable price!