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You don't need software for any mechanical keyboard unless you want to change the configuration or layout. If the keyboard is QMK you can configure it from Chrome or Edge using usevia.app and possibly a JSON configuration file. Small to large QMK boards: 60%: Redragon K717 Pro * ($30) CIDOO QK61 * ($6

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.

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

RGB is just there as a feature if you want it. It's more for backlighting effects than for actually reading the legends in the dark. Most boards are south facing, meaning that the LED is at the bottom of the switch as this is the correct way to mount a Cherry MX switch. Most shine through keycaps ha

teclados mecanicos de gama entrada al igual que los royal kludge, los rk son famosos por tener keycaps de carton

I am looking for a new keyboard under 160CAD, My ancient 2012 AlienWare xTact (KG900) keyboard has aged past graceful. It has ancient Windows 7 drivers and software, and some plastic has discolored making white LEDS seem yellowish. I like that its a full size, , it also has a wonderfully arched supp

No. A cable, if incorrectly wired, will not work at all. If yours was and still is working then it's not the cable causing the issue. You can have have issues with cheap coiled cables, but nothing that can damage the keyboard. Usually, the issue is voltage drop due to length, and poor quality cable,

The best board is the one you are most used to using usually. Royal Kludge are awful. Even the name is trolling you. They're so bad they used to be a meme. Almost every day in the Daily Questions thread in r/MechanicalKeyboards there's a post about a problematic RK (and other similar cheap e-waste b

if you are looking for budget ones currently there are no under 3k, quality and price comes hand in hand unfortunately but there are some good quality ones under 6k which are Monsgeek M1 v5 QMK/VIA - Aluminum keeb 8bitdo - plastic ones but good quality still Epomaker RT80 and Brick87 - Aluminum I be

i always advice people to stay away from aula, they have a lot of issues with their boards, and a little bit of research will show not even half of its problems, royal kludge products are a hit or miss, better do a lot of research for each products you are eyeing, Akko is good for budget, it has a g