RK ROYAL KLUDGER75 Mechanical Keyboard Wired with Volume Knob, 75% Keyboard Gasket Mounted, Hot Swappable, Creamy Sound, MDA Profile, PBT KeycapsClimatePartner certified

I was pleasantly surprised by this keyboard. The keys have the ideal amount of travel and feel snappy and comfortable for typing and gaming. It sounds fantastic and isn't overly loud for everyday use. The setup was entirely plug-and-play, and the build quality feels sturdy and long-lasting. Extra points for the sleek, contemporary style that complements any workspace. Regardless of whether you are a frequent user or a heavy typer, this keyboard is reliable and stylish. Strongly advised!

Obsessed. This is just perfection, the color, sound and quality is solid. Love the backlight too. It's really made working at a desk so much more enjoyable. Seriously fantastic quality and colors!

This keyboard is AWESOME! I do wish it was a usb port connection or bluetooth rather than having a long cable but otherwise I love the color, the asmr from the keyboard and the led lights !

Nice feel and sound. Bought this as a gift for a computer I built for my fiancé. She loves the muted colors and the tactile feel of the switches. They have a good satisfying pop that isn’t too loud or clicky. Perfect size for her desk and easy to change the lighting effects. Perfect for her needs.

Dateline: A Desktop, Under the Harsh Light of a Monitor. In the world of mechanical keyboards, you are on a holy quest. A search for the perfect combination of feel, sound, and function. The RK ROYAL KLUDGE R75 is a machine that gets you agonizingly close to the promised land. It is a dense, substantial slab of pure typing pleasure, a tool that feels like it was carved from a single, solid block of intent.The 75% layout is a masterstroke of efficiency, keeping all the essential keys while trimming the fat, leaving just enough room for that beautiful, beautiful volume knob—a tactile, analog dial in a world gone mad with touchscreen nonsense. The keycaps are a revelation. Thick, textured PBT with a clean, dignified font, a welcome rebellion against the spiky, illegible "gamer" typeface that plagues so many other boards. This is a keyboard for a grown-up.But the real magic happens when you type. This is a gasket-mounted board. The entire plate that holds the switches is cushioned, suspended, isolated from the main chassis. The result is a sound and feel that is nothing short of a religious experience. There is no harsh, metallic clatter. There is only a deep, creamy, and profoundly satisfying thonk. Each keystroke is a tiny, rhythmic sermon. It is the sound of work being done, of thoughts being hammered into existence. It is glorious.And it is here, at the peak of this sensory delight, that the bitterness creeps in. The digital ghost that haunts this otherwise magnificent machine. I speak, of course, of the firmware.This particular R75, an early soldier from a previous hardware revision, is a ghost ship. It has no soul. It lacks the crucial QMK/VIA support that would allow a true power user to remap its keys, to mold it into a perfect, customized extension of their own will. To have a machine this physically perfect, this satisfying to the ear and hand, but to be locked out of its brain… it is a special kind of torment. It’s like being handed the keys to a vintage muscle car, only to find the hood has been welded shut.There is no wireless, no Bluetooth, a simple, honest wired connection that I can respect. But the lack of deep, customizable firmware is a wound that cannot be ignored. It is the one, single, glaring flaw in an otherwise masterpiece of affordable engineering.So here it sits. A four-star champion in a five-star body. It is a joy to type on, a solid, thonky, and beautiful piece of hardware. But the knowledge of what it could be, of the potential locked away behind an outdated bit of silicon, is a constant, nagging reminder of its tragic, near-perfect status. It is a keyboard that has perfected the body, but is still waiting for its soul.

Very high-quality keyboard. I highly recommend it.

Beautiful keyboard, sounds great, and works just like the average mechanical keyboard.

My cat threw up on my keyboard tonight and it reminded me that I should write a review. This keyboard has been the best keyboard I've ever had, its thonky, extraaaa thonky, has an amazing typing experience, and looks amazing. Its so good that I've got the keycaps soaking and replaced the yummy switches with the replacement switches you get with the keyboard. Get a keyboard worth cleaning cat puke off, not something youd replace.P.S. I'll buy another if this happens again (this is for laughs but sadly its true)