RK84

honestly for beater boards to test switches, rk is fine. they're not high end but the price is hard to beat. had an rk84 for a while and it held up ok. for $75 total for three boards, that's not bad at all. if you can solder, most issues are fixable. grab a cheap switch sampler pack to test stuff ou

Nunca montei do zero mas eu uso um RK84 e já gastei uns 800 conto em sets de keycaps e switches ao longo dos anos no aliexpress. Tenho ele desde 2022 e que eu posso dizer é muito bom mas não gastaria isso tudo em um teclado de novo pra ser sincero. Minha percepção é que vc vai gastar uma nota e vai

The older ones that say RK then the rough amount of keys like RK68, RK84 are ok ish but they've got this design on the pcb that kills the entire row if an LED on that row goes bad. The newer ones are actually half decent as a prebuilt and while I still wouldn't recommend them (as a hobbyist) they're

Olá, grande entusiasta de teclado aqui, antes mesmo da moda que é. Infelizmente a Logitech não produz mais teclado de qualidade. Tive esse modelo e durou aproximadamente 1 ano e meio com uso diário de 6 a 8 horas.Atualmente eu tenho um rk84 (Royal Kludge) leds brancos (zero leds queimados), recomend

Highly suggesting the brand "Royal Kludge". Bought my RK84 Tri-mode 4-5 years ago and it is still holding up. RK has a variety of layouts available if you check their website. Sold my RK61 a few years back then I switched to the RK84 because I needed the Function keys and the Directional Arrow keys

I have both RK84 and Aula F75. In terms of quality, halos parehas lang. Pero ang gusto ko sa Aula F75 ay okay na siya out of the box --- No mods and lubing needed. I modded my RK just so I could be satisfied with it. Aula has been my daily driver ever since I got it. Sa typing feel naman, preference

I've been coding with my external keyboard Royal Kludge RK84 (75%) for the past few years now and I'd say I don't see any necessary reason to increase my layout. Any lower than 75% I'd feel that coding with special characters would make it feel incomplete

Royal Kludge RK61 or RK84. Get the pink version and swap the switches for Gateron Milky Yellows for that budget thock.

kinda tight budget but totally doable. check out the Redragon K552 - it's TKL, wired, and under $50. get the version with red switches (linear, quieter than blues). another solid pick is the Tecware Phantom 87 key, hot-swappable so you can swap switches later, runs about $60. if you want 75% specifi

ngl we've all been there with the redragon. for around 35 euro the Royal Kludge RK84 is tough to beat - solid build, wireless if you ever want that, and the hot-swap sockets mean you can fix switches yourself later instead of tossing the whole board. the keychron c1 is usually right around that pric