RK61

I've gotten QMK boards for as little as $21, you just have to keep your ear to the ground. The wired QMK/VIA Royal Kludge RK61 is a pretty cheap dependable option despite the awful default layout and the source code in the QMK repo works and a VIAL port is easy and worthwhile. My Github.

Yuck. Just no. Here's what I would recommend: 60%: Redragon K717 Pro * ($18) CIDOO QK61 * ($60) Skyloong GK61 QMK/VIA * ($54) Royal Kludge RK61 QMK/VIA * ($40) Womier WK61 Pro * ($29) YMDK DK61 * ($88 barebones, wooden case) KBDcraft Adam 60% * ($70 lego case) 65%: Womier VK66 Pro * ($39) Royal Kludge RK R6

40%: Inland MK47 * ($40) 60%: Redragon K717 Pro * ($30) CIDOO QK61 * ($60) Skyloong GK61 QMK/VIA * ($54) Royal Kludge RK61 QMK/VIA * ($40) Womier WK61 Pro * ($31) YMDK DK61 * (barebones, $88 wooden case, $38.50 bare PCB) KBDcraft Adam 60% * ($70 lego case) 65%: Womier VK66 Pro * ($39) Womier Q61 v2 * ($42) Ro

Look for keyboards that use red or silent red switches. Steer clear of blue switches if you want it to be quiet.Check out the sales for Redragon, Royal Kludge, and Keychron that suit your budget. The RK61 or Redragon K552 with red switches is a good, cheap option.If you want something that's really

Havent tried the ak820 but I think it really depends on what you're going after. Things you may want to consider are: size of the keyboard, sound profile, and the feel of it. As for brands, I've tried Royal Kludge (rk71, rk61, rks98), Aula F75, E-yooso low profile, GMK67, and Keychron k12, all of wh

This one is easy so far, if their web app is hosted at QMK.something it's the scam. If you see "usevia.app" or "vial.rocks" it's at least emulating QMK. Emulating? Yes, there are proprietary boards that are "VIA compatible" or "QMK compatible" that have ported the VIA module to run on top of an emul

You can play with any keyboard. I had the RK61 a few years back(I still have it but some of the keys are not working) and I remember having problems with the tapping keys dying/not registering properly about like a month or two in. Other than that, I could play with it perfectly fine. Even got my fi

Royal Kludge is one of the best budget keyboard companies, who hasent heard of them! My ideal price range for a keyboard is under $200 dollars, I dont mind raking togeather some money for modifications and I've never sought out expensive materials such as copper. So for me, anything over that margin

rk61 is my work board, pretty affordable, hotswappable and looks & sounds good

Would you like a link to the mechanical keyboard that I use or the sword art online keycaps? The keyboard I use is a Royal Kludge brand keyboard called the RK61. I just got it on Amazon. I got the full RGB light up colors version of it (there’s one that is just a single light blue color that is less