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8000k polling rate marketing scam. Either software or a web based driver that supports Firefox Firefox does not implement the USB HID extension. There are some "browser-based" drivers that have custom extensions but they have the same shortcomings as proprietary drivers. They're not VIAL or even VIA

No, they are bottom of the line boards with proprietary firmware and no virtues whatsoever. Get this one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/RK-ROYAL-KLUDGE-Mechanical-Ultra-Compact/dp/B089GN2KBT It's not a premium board, but it has QMK firmware, which also not only makes it the most adaptable board in the pr

This. I got a mechanical keyboard secondhand from my elder sister, a Royal Kludge keyboard. It's considered a budget mechanical keyboard (but still quite expensive for me imo), so it's not the best. It's seen better days, but when a key suddenly stopped working, I just changed the switches to fix it

All this super cheap stuff is garbage really. There's no such thing as a free lunch. Just not worth it. It's just e-waste... or as you've found out, far worse than that. [edit]... the thing is, people have been giving this advice for years... no one listens.

Did you know Royal Kludge is in violation of QMK's open source license? This means they are effectively stealing the hard work of the volunteers that maintain QMK for their own financial gain. You can read more about it or see other vendors who violate QMK's license here: https://docs.qmk.fm/license

The price of peripherals, for the same quality, is definitely lower now. A Keychron or Royal Kludge keyboard, HyperX Solocast or Elgato Wave 3 for the mic, and Logitech G305 or Attack Shark for the mouse are all great options without breaking the bank. GOXLR is still great, but most people just use

Hard disagree on Royal Kludge https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/s/WQDZb2MG7J

Royal Kludge Even the name is trolling you.

I know people suggest 3D print adapters, but honestly it's much easier to just buy a mechanical keyboard. Good mechanical keyboards are quite cheap these days. I would return the keycaps and just get a mechanical keyboard instead. Look up Epomaker, Ajazz, Royal Kludge, Yunzii......etc from Amazon.

not a user but generally anything cheaper than its supposed to be will always have a lot of quality control issues, and that keyboard has been out for a few years now, no fixes on any mentioned issues, software is still terrible, not to mention there are also some reports of the keyboard just killin