RK87

Keeb: Aula F75 (6k) - Amazing sound + quality, huge market in India OR RK87 (around 3k) - Amazing tenkeyless, good quality and sound + good vol knob on a budget Mouse: VXE R1 (3k) - Hands down best mouse, lightweight 45g-ish and good quality and amazing battery life. Current mouse right now. Reply to me if you have a better recommendation (unless other use case/productivity)

The new QMK versions of the RK61, RK R65, RK R75, and RK R87 are quite nice. All their other boards are distilled ass because of their lousy restrictive software. I had one of the old R87s and gave it away because it was so awful.

Hi! Been playing this game called Deadlock and I figured I'm having a hard time clicking multiple buttons on my keyboard because the button's height is high and I can feel my fingers getting stuck on spaces between the keyboard or if not misclicking another button (currently using a Royal Kludge 87 keyboard wired). Just recently learned about the existence of low profile keyboards and I just want to know which specific brand and unit would satisfy this checklist: - Low Profile - To be used for both work and gaming (primarily for gaming) - could be wired or wireless (preferrably wireless and has good battery life) - TKL or 100% (I like to have the same buttons my RK87 currently has but I'm open to try having the numpad as well) - I'm not really picky on the switches so I guess anything can do as long as it sounds good - I won't really configure it that much as well like the macros and stuff. - Preferrably Black - some RGB can be good but not really a dealbreaker So just a good old low profile, 100% wireless keyboard that is good for gaming that I can just connect and play that also sounds good and feels good when tapping the buttons. I was kinda already choosing between Nuphy Air75 v3 or Air75 HE. Was kinda leaning to the HE one because it feels gamer-ish however it is wired and some of its keys are transparent. Just saw some mixed reviews overall for quality and software. Another one I saw is ASUS ROG Falchion Low Profile. But its only 65% I was also thinking of getting a Razer Deathstalker V2 Pro (since I have a Basilisk V3 Pro mouse) yet I've been seeing multipld connectivity issues on it as well. And through a good friends suggestion, Keychron seems to be a good brand that can satisfy my checklkst yet upon checking its catalogue I'm overwhelmed on the different units available.

I'm using Royal Kludge's R87 with QMK/VIA keyboard and Razer Basilisk v3. Most of the keyboards' applications only work on Windows. QMK/VIA keyboards work on most platforms, including Mac and Linux.

I had similar thoughts when I built my PC, ended up with a royal kludge and haven't looked back, first one died on me, drink spilled on it not by me. Immediately ordered a second one it is worth the $80 and I don't see any reason to spend more for a full mechanical keyboard

I had a rk years ago and it was fine, until a key failed. I have a keychron now and love it. But I'm also not a small keyboard person. For the price it will probably work fine for a few years, but also probably good for someone who wanted to try 60% and see how they like it.

Razer keyboards hot trash. RK royal kludge is a much better option.