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Size: Hot-Swappable Brown Switch
Color: White
Features
- First Generation of Triple Mode Keyboards - Wireless mode with stable BT5.0 chipset, hassle-free 2.4Ghz dongle plus USB-C wired mode set no limits about your keyboard connection. The RK61 is best to fit smartphone, laptop and tablet.
- 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: The Compact mechanical keyboard with 61 Keys brings you a neat desktop. Tips you might want to know is that 60% BT gaming keyboard without numpad is most FPS gamers choice, more spaces left for mouse movements.
- Hot-swappable: Hot-swap PCB allows you to replace 3 pins/5 pins switches freely without soldering issue. Enjoy the fun of making your own keyboard.
- High-capacity Battery: RK61 60 Percent mechanical keyboard Allows you to use continuously about 13 hours with lightest backlit, up to 360 hours standby time.
- Single Color Backlit But Not Dull: Even if RK61 has no multicolored RGB but only single LED backlit, the 17 dynamic backlit modes keep the plain effect away. Use FN + to choose your ideal mode, adjust the brightness and glowing speed freely.
Description
RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 Wireless 60% Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Mechanical Keyboard, 61 Keys Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Compact Gaming Keyboard w/Software (Hot Swappable Brown Switch, White)
Brand: RK ROYAL KLUDGE
Compatible Devices: PC
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, RF, USB-C
Keyboard Description: Mechanical
Recommended Uses For Product: Business, Everyday Use, Gaming, Student
Special Feature: Backlit, Hot-Swappable
Color: White
Keyboard backlighting color support: Single Color
Style: Modern,Classic,Casual,Standard,Ultimate
Product Dimensions: 11.5"L x 4.02"W x 1.54"H
Compatible Devices: PC
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, RF, USB-C
Additional Features: Backlit, Hot-Swappable
Keyboard Backlighting Color Support: Single Color
Number of Batteries Required: 1
Power Source: Battery Powered
Switch Type: Brown
Keyboard Layout: AZERTY
Hand Orientation: Ambidextrous
Button Quantity: 61
Compatible Operating System Family: MacOS, Windows
Number of Keys: 61
Number of Sections: 1
Color: White
Style Name: Modern,Classic,Casual,Standard,Ultimate
Theme: gaming
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11.5"L x 4.02"W x 1.54"H
Enclosure Material: 10% Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) (RM0268), 10% Other [Circuit board] (RM0262), 10% Polyethylene(RM0190), 5% Other [Lithium Battery] (RM0262), 60% Recycled post-consumer Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) (RM0271)
Brand: RK ROYAL KLUDGE
Keyboard Description: Mechanical
Antenna Location: Business, Everyday Use, Gaming, Student
Built-In Media: USB Cable
Model Number: 078396023
Series Number: 78396023
Global Trade Identification Number: 76
Item Highlight: 61 Keys Compact Gaming Keyboard w/Software, Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C, Hot-swappable Blue Backlit, Mini Portable Size
Unit Count: 1 Count
Manufacturer: RK ROYAL KLUDGE
Number of Packs: 1
Number of Items: 1
Generation: 1st Generation
Mfr Part Number: 078396023
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
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Top Amazon Reviews
Well engineered, the formfactor feels great, solid and high quality (well I just got it so I cant quantify the quality but it FEELS great and no issues so far. it feels solid, sits nicely on rubber feet, doesnt move at all unless I pick ut up. Full size noisy clacky keys - just like I like - like the old Dell mechanical keyboards 20 years ago that you cant get but others are starting to imitate. And yet so small! The keyboard layout decisions RK made to accommodate the small size are very good - you need to trade off something, so some keys had to be physically removed, which keys get removed? So the FUNCTION key drives "modes" that enable these keys. The more common keys that are now not primary physical (for me) are Del (for logging in), Function keys (F1-12) and even the question mark "?" - I panicked but forged ahead, and it quickly became apparent these these are VERY EASY. To use the question mark - Fn right-Shift ? To log in - Fn Right / Ctl Alt Del / Fn left-Ctrl / Fn left-Ctrl / (enter password) So yeah its a little cumbersome but the forfactor and spece I get back on my desktop is fantastic. It USB charge, this morning the Fn key was blinking - as if to say "somethings wrong" - I figured it was the battery so I plugged it into USB. If you do extensive typing, I dont know if this will work you might push the limits, I have no idea. I bought TWO - one also for my 19" rack music recording computer the keyboard is in a drawer - now theers a ton of room on that drawer for other things (cell phone charge for example can nbow be in the drawer)
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by Wes
Perfect 60% keyboard, strongly recommend this version over the previous version due to the hot-swappability! Bought this as a gift for a good friend of mine and he was very happy!
Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by Xavier
First of all, the key switches feel good. I have a nicer desktop keyboard with brown switches and this feels familiar, if not better. I really like the feel of typing on this keyboard. I use this with iOS, Android, and Windows. It works with all three OS's. I do wish that it had OS specific keys mapped, like Home, back, etc. I have a little folding keyboard that does this marvelously, so I know it can be done. It could be the case that all these keys are mapped and simply undocumented. I do occasionally, accidentally find keys and combinations that give unexpected results in iOS. E.g. holding function and hitting the right arrow twice bring up voice dictation. My only other gripe is the documentation. It's like the Woody Allen joke: poor and too little of it. I do wish all the mystery mappings were documented, and I wish the documentation were provided as a PDF or ePub or both so it would be easy to bring up on every device, with or without wifi. IMHO this is the ideal for this type of keyboard. It is cheap and works well enough. I think if it cost as much as a good desktop mechanical keyboard I would be less happy with it. As it is I cut some slack in consideration of the low cost.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2020 by Dean Dicorcia
Size: Hot-Swappable Brown Switch
Color: White
I bought this keyboard as a gift for my mother and helped set it up for her. The documentation is a very poor Chinese to English translation that is often nonsensical in what it says. It was very difficult to translate the English in to real English. I wrote up a replacement mini-manual for her and I've pasted it below. Hopefully it helps! The brown switches offer a nice tactile feel, but are very quiet and not the old school 1980's mechanical clicking that I was after. I don't know much about the "colors" of the switches, but brown is nice and quiet and has a good spring. I can see why it is the commonly purchased key type on Amazon. The white light is nice, but it's a very cold white light so it almost has a blue hue to it. Still looks nice, but I thought it was worth noting. The lack of dedicated arrow keys was a disappointing oversight on my part. It makes it difficult to type if you're a heavy keyboard user (as opposed to a more point and click user). I know you can switch between media key modes to enable the arrow keys, but then you can't use the "?" key without pressing "Fn+Shift+?" which is awkward and difficult for me. All that to say, if you want to use arrow keys, there are trade offs in what keys are enabled/disabled. I'm sure you'll find a happy medium. I'm optimistic based on previous reviews that this will be well-enjoyed. I'll have to post a follow up in a few months to see if the 4-star rating persists. English to English Manual Translation: Pair a new device: Long-press Fn + Q/W/E Switch between devices: Short-press Fn + Q (Device 1), W (Device 2), or E (Device 3) Switch between Mac and Windows key mappings: Fn + S - Mac Fn + A - Windows Switch between Arrow keys and "?": Fn + Enter (press again to switch back) Cycle between keyboard preferences (3 modes): Fn + Left Ctrl 1. Normal - all letters w/"?" key and top row is numbers. 2. Multifunction keys enabled (can't type YUI,HJK,NM<) 3. Media - like Normal but number keys are media keys instead. Use Fn key to type numbers. --- Summary: Normal mode with the arrow keys enabled may be the best for typing. Normal mode with the arrow keys disabled might be more convienient for iPad though since you can tap to position your cursor and don't have to learn a new way to type the "?" symbol. --- Charging: If switch is ON, plugging in the power cable will show 3 flashes continously - battery is charging 3 flashes - battery is already full, all lights off after 3 minutes 5 flashes after unplugging also indicates a full battery. If the switch is OFF, plugging in the power cable will show 3 flashes continously - battery is charging, keycap lights remain on 3 flashes - battery is already full, keycap lights remain on All lights off after unplugging.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2020 by C. Stout
My primary interest in this keyboard was in the bluetooth functionality, but as a developer whose other two main keyboards are 40% configurations, I could see the need for a relatively larger keyboard in some situations. The keyboard was shipped in a container without packing material. Inside of the shipping container the keyboard was boxed extremely securely. Previous to the purchase of this keyboard I have owned five mechanical keyboards, two 80%, one 60%, and two 40%. This is the first bluetooth keyboard for me and also the first keyboard I have owned that is marketed as a gaming keyboard. The keyboard feels solid, sturdy and stable. It is my first experience with brown keys and I love their feel. Despite complaints by other reviewers, I find a pleasant compromise between key spacing and the overall footprint of the keyboard. Certainly, the keys are not as crowded as my vortex core 40%, and they are very easy to pull. The sloping contour of the keyboard makes the absence of feet moot, in my opinion. The removable type-c cable is the best of wired connection options for me. This is also my first bluetooth device. Despite my lack of experience with BT, I found pairing with our mobile phones, computers and tablet to be very, very easy. Documentation left much to be desired. I found it extremely difficult to follow. However, RK's customer support is very good. Customer support people are quick to respond, polite and write very well. Unfortunately my first unit failed shortly after receiving it. It stopped working in wired mode. Customer support advised me on methods for switching modes and for restoring defaults. Once I followed those instructions and still had no luck in restoring wired mode, a replacement unit was sent and arrived in three days. Again, wonderfully packaged, but without any packing material in the shipping container to buffer the package from movement. But that is on the shipper, not RK. I am a software developer and have no interest in gaming. As such, I can visualize a design improvement that would give this keyboard better functionality for developers, and I note some complaints from other developers that demonstrate a similar perspective. Here is what I would do: Move the left control key and its fn layer to the position currently occupied by caps lock. Caps lock could be put in an fn layer under TAB. Move the left win and alt keys one position leftward. Put a second fn key just to the left of the space bar. Dual fn keys are used by both my qisan 40% and the Happy Hacker Lite2 that I used for 20 years before switching to mechanical keys and that configuration would provide more options for accessing fn functionality. A left hand fn key would make the function keys under "y-u-i-h-j-k-n-m-," a lot easier to use and make me and other developers happier.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2020 by Tim H Johnson
Size: Hot-Swappable Brown Switch
Color: White
I am not a mechanical keyboard expert by any means. I wanted a 60% board to use with my laptop, tablet, and occasionally the game consoles. Build quality of the keyboard feels substantial, not flimsy at all. The key caps look great and I love the options for backlighting. I selected the brown switches, they sound great and feel great to type with. It does take some getting used to after only typing on a full size board but totally doable. Excellent starter keyboard to mess around with putting on new key caps or switches. ADDITIONAL NOTE Something to be aware of if you are going to be swapping out keycaps and switches - The PCB is NORTH FACING (backlighting LEDs are on top) instead of SOUTH FACING (backlight LEDs on bottom). This may limit compatbility with cherry profile keycaps because the orientation of the switch will not fully allow the switch to bottom out. I was not aware of this before ordering some new keycaps but luckily they were OEM profile. The most common type of keycap profile is cherry so you may be limited to what you can use!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2023 by Dat T.
I want to preface this review by stating that the RK61 seems like a fairly high-quality product, even at the price. Unfortunately some design decisions were made which render the keyboard really cumbersome for me to use as someone who pretty much types all day. There are several positive reviews here already, which I don't really disagree with, but I'm going to list all of the reasons why I've switched back to using a clunky Logitech K780 keyboard as my daily driver instead. 1) Battery life. I didn't read carefully to see that battery life is only 10 hours of use. I've had the keyboard die on me now several times while I was in the middle of work. It comes back to life fairly quickly when you plug it back in but still, that gets old fast. My desk is really cramped, so having a wire draped across it all the time is an annoyance. 2) Function keys. Oh god. Trying to get this thing into the right mode so that the Delete key is actually a delete key and the question mark isn't functioning like a cursor is incredibly tedious. With no indicator lights you just sort of mash cryptic key combinations and pray they do the right thing. And having to constantly hit a function key to get to frequently-used keys like Delete is an enormous PITA. No. Just...no. 3) Bizarre behavior. I had all the lighting fail now twice, and haven't been able to reactivate it until the battery drained and I recharged the keyboard. Then it returned to normal control. It's not a huge deal - I can live without the lighting, although the keys are tiny and the font on them really hard to read when they aren't backlit. Still, another annoyance. 4) Size. The keyboard is tiny, which is great because my desk is cramped, but the keys themselves are a bit too small and tightly packed together for my hands. I don't have giant mitts, either. If you have tiny hands this might not be an issue, but for me I found the keyboard uncomfortable to type on for long stretches. The keyboard is also surprisingly tall compared to most modern keyboards, which are flatter and sleeker. I find that messes with the ergonomics of my desk, which is not height-adjustable. YMMV. Like I said, this is a quality product I think, but some frankly bizarre design decisions were made which make it the wrong keyboard for me. I wish I'd just given up on it sooner and returned it before the window closed. If you are considering one of their boards, they make a slightly larger keyboard (the RK71) with a dedicated Delete and cursor keys for not too much more. It's even full RGB if that matters to you, and I think it can pair with more devices. It supposedly has the same switches. Worth a look.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2020 by sunspot42x
this keyboard is really good. I can fee; the quilty, many modes of lighting patterns. the brightness can change.I love the click. The brown key switches are for north gaming and typing, Well its not great great at open its good for both while red is best for gaming, and blue is best for typing. I wanted top have my keyboard to have a click but not too loud, this one is perfect and satisfying. wish it came in blue but it still is amazing, i might even prefer this color instead of blue. it is hefty which i love about things, and the weight, its heavy and i love heavy things that look like they wouldn't way as much .overall amazing. Update: After a couple years the n key sometimes works. I mean thing has lasted me a while. Bluetooth is somtimes finicky but overall it’s a good keyboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2020 by Cairopup