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product_id: 372660795
title: "RK100 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard RGB Backlit Bluetooth5.1/2.4G/Wired 96% Full Size 100-Key Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard Brown Switch Carbon"
brand: "rk royal kludge"
price: "86851 Ft"
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# 18 RGB + 8 mono customizable modes Tri-mode wireless & wired connectivity 3750mAh long-lasting battery RK100 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard RGB Backlit Bluetooth5.1/2.4G/Wired 96% Full Size 100-Key Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard Brown Switch Carbon

**Brand:** rk royal kludge
**Price:** 86851 Ft
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Elevate your desk game with power, style, and ultimate versatility!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** RK100 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard RGB Backlit Bluetooth5.1/2.4G/Wired 96% Full Size 100-Key Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard Brown Switch Carbon by rk royal kludge
- **How much does it cost?** 86851 Ft with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hu](https://www.desertcart.hu/products/372660795-rk100-wireless-mechanical-keyboard-rgb-backlit-bluetooth5-1-2-4g)

## Best For

- rk royal kludge enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rk royal kludge brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Hot-Swap Freedom:** Easily swap out switches to match your tactile preference—compatible with all MX-style switches.
- • **Endless Power Play:** 3750mAh battery keeps you gaming and working for days without a recharge.
- • **Vibrant Personalization:** Customize your workspace vibe with 27 dynamic RGB lighting modes tailored to your mood.
- • **Pro-Grade Compact Design:** 96% full-size layout packs 100 keys into a sleek, space-saving frame perfect for any desk setup.
- • **Seamless Multi-Device Flow:** Switch effortlessly between 3 devices via Bluetooth 5.1, 2.4G wireless, or wired USB-C.

## Overview

The RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK100 is a premium 96% full-size wireless mechanical keyboard featuring a robust 3750mAh battery, tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth 5.1, 2.4G wireless, and wired USB-C), and hot-swappable MX-compatible switches. With 27 customizable RGB lighting modes and a compact 100-key layout, it’s designed for professionals and gamers seeking a stylish, durable, and highly adaptable typing experience across Windows and Mac systems.

## Description

Tri-mode Mechanical Gaming Keyboard

Review: Solid heavy keyboard - comfortable stylish keyboard with soft ambilight. heavy to accidental move.
Review: First off, this is the first non full (or over full) size keyboard I've had since as long as I can remember. I briefly did have a Corsair wireless gaming mechanical but I returned it after a few days because the battery life could only get me a day or so, which defeated the purpose of the wireless. That turned me off wireless keyboards for a few years, but after my last keyboard had a failure I gave this one a shot. I like a lot about this device. I'm going to detail some cons here but I want to be clear, I like a lot about this but it is taking some getting used to. Pros: - Battery life seems great. It's a bit hefty compared to others (or my Apple work keyboard), but it has solid feel and the battery has lasted me days already after charging, low battery indicator still not on. - Keys feel good, pretty responsive even over Bluetooth - Wakes from sleep quickly Weird/New To Me Stuff (might be cons to some people): - The layout is... interesting. Cramming the arrow keys under the right Shift and Enter, tucked into the Numpad making the 0 smaller is good for saving space but I can adamantly say I do not like that layout. I'm getting used to it, but quite a few wrong button presses this week. The placement of the Delete key is also not ideal, enough to where I moved it - They gave a PrtSc and Ins key but by default End is a Function button, which means coding with this thing is not a great experience out of the box. The keys are both moveable and remappable, but I'm going to have to 3D print an End key because the Insert key takes it's place. They include some extra switches in the box, an End key seems like a no brainer (because now my End key says Insert until fixed) - The software is functional, but has to be downloaded off some Google Drive repository and feels sketchy at best to get. Honestly this is actually a con. The software did work, but it's 2024 and this is a large brand on desertcart. Get a website. Host your files. Host them on AWS honestly. Just don't be an unnamed Google Drive link you have to find on Reddit - Brown switches are new to me, getting used to the feeling. I like the keys and they're pretty quiet which means I can actually type while on calls and take notes. The Spacebar is loud as heck though, feels like a different switch set entirely. I do like the TAP over the CLUNK of my last mechanical, but getting used to the "almost there but not quite" presses I'd still give this thing a great score even with the quirks. It feels well built, it is sturdy, and it looks good. I like that it takes up way less space and in addition to being smaller there is no giant double thick braided dual USB cable coming out the back in the way all the time. I also like that it can switch between Windows/MacOS functionality. That all being said, having the 10 key is nice for what I do (gaming and coding/design), but if I were to go back to square one I'd probably go with an even smaller version of a similar keyboard and then a dedicated wireless 10 key that had arrows and a full suite of Home/End/Delete buttons in normal positions. I think I'll get used to it, but it's hard to break 30 years of typing habits.

## Features

- Full Size Mechanical Keyboard - RK100 wireless mechanical keyboard is 96% full size with compact 100 keys, which is solid and stable. Especially suitable for the mechanical keyboard starters during gaming or working.
- Customizable RGB Backlight- This RK100 gaming keyboard provides 18 RGB backlight modes, 8 monochrome backlight modes, and 1 full-color backlight. The software allows users to customize the lighting, making it brighter and more enjoyable for personalization.
- Three Modes Connectivity - This mechanical keyboard includes 2.4Ghz wireless, Type-C-USB 2.0 wired and bluetooth 5.1 connections. And RK100 gaming keyboard could be connected with up to 3 devices via Bluetooth5.1; N-key rollover (NKRO) in the wired mode, all 100 keys are conflict free.
- Hot-swappable Switches - RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK100 wireless keyboard can be hot swapped at wish and replaced by all of MX-similar mechanical switches (including Gateron, Cherry, etc.), supporting 3-pin/5-pin switches. This wireless keyboard is available in blue/brown/red switch.
- 3 USB Ports - This hot swappable keyboard is armed with a 3750mAh large battery and geared with 2 built-in USB pass-through ports and 1 Type-C port, this wireless keyboard is allowed to back up more facilities and works for long-time gaming/working. This gaming keyboard is compatible with Win/Mac dual system, unlimited use.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08JCV2NG3 |
| Are Batteries Included | Yes |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included) |
| Best Sellers Rank | #65,921 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #1,860 in Computer Keyboards |
| Brand | RK ROYAL KLUDGE |
| Color | Classic |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (236) |
| Date First Available | 24 February 2021 |
| Hardware Platform | Laptop, PC |
| Item Weight | 1.15 Kilograms |
| Item model number | RK100 |
| Lithium Battery Energy Content | 3.7 Watt Hours |
| Lithium Battery Packaging | Batteries contained in equipment |
| Lithium Battery Weight | 0.4 Grams |
| Manufacturer | RK ROYAL KLUDGE |
| Number Of Lithium Ion Cells | 2 |
| Number of Lithium Metal Cells | 1 |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 2 |
| Operating System | Windows 10 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered |
| Product Dimensions | 36.83 x 10.41 x 4.06 cm; 1.15 kg |
| Series | RK100 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** RK ROYAL KLUDGE
- **Compatible devices:** Gaming Console/Laptop/PC/Tablet/Smartphone
- **Connectivity technology:** Bluetooth
- **Keyboard description:** Tri-mode Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
- **Recommended uses for product:** Business, Everyday Use, Gaming, Personal

## Images

![RK100 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard RGB Backlit Bluetooth5.1/2.4G/Wired 96% Full Size 100-Key Hot Swappable Gaming Keyboard Brown Switch Carbon - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61cR1-lSE6L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is there rgb and if there is can you turn it off?**
A: Answer is only true for the "Carbon" color case with the orange keys - the "Classic" (white case and white keys with blue underlighting shown in the image) uses Fn+Delete to turn the lighting on and off. Of the two versions sold by Amazon on this page, neither has RGB lighting.

**Q: The keyboard when charging, the indicator stays red only. How can I tell its charging or fully charging?**
A: The indecator light will turn red when fully charged.

**Q: if I don't want to use bluetooth, can I disable the transmitter and use usb-c only?**
A: Yes! Just keep the dongle in the board, flip the switch to “G” to ensure Bluetooth is not on, and plug the cable in!

**Q: How to reset backlit mode? For some unknown reason the left side is only portion lit.**
A: You can try to long press FN+ESC, and then press FN+\| or download the software to set the backlit mode. If failed, plz contact us via Amazon massage, we will help you!

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid heavy keyboard
*by N***Z on 15 October 2024*

comfortable stylish keyboard with soft ambilight. heavy to accidental move.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by R***. on 17 February 2024*

First off, this is the first non full (or over full) size keyboard I've had since as long as I can remember. I briefly did have a Corsair wireless gaming mechanical but I returned it after a few days because the battery life could only get me a day or so, which defeated the purpose of the wireless. That turned me off wireless keyboards for a few years, but after my last keyboard had a failure I gave this one a shot. I like a lot about this device. I'm going to detail some cons here but I want to be clear, I like a lot about this but it is taking some getting used to. Pros: - Battery life seems great. It's a bit hefty compared to others (or my Apple work keyboard), but it has solid feel and the battery has lasted me days already after charging, low battery indicator still not on. - Keys feel good, pretty responsive even over Bluetooth - Wakes from sleep quickly Weird/New To Me Stuff (might be cons to some people): - The layout is... interesting. Cramming the arrow keys under the right Shift and Enter, tucked into the Numpad making the 0 smaller is good for saving space but I can adamantly say I do not like that layout. I'm getting used to it, but quite a few wrong button presses this week. The placement of the Delete key is also not ideal, enough to where I moved it - They gave a PrtSc and Ins key but by default End is a Function button, which means coding with this thing is not a great experience out of the box. The keys are both moveable and remappable, but I'm going to have to 3D print an End key because the Insert key takes it's place. They include some extra switches in the box, an End key seems like a no brainer (because now my End key says Insert until fixed) - The software is functional, but has to be downloaded off some Google Drive repository and feels sketchy at best to get. Honestly this is actually a con. The software did work, but it's 2024 and this is a large brand on Amazon. Get a website. Host your files. Host them on AWS honestly. Just don't be an unnamed Google Drive link you have to find on Reddit - Brown switches are new to me, getting used to the feeling. I like the keys and they're pretty quiet which means I can actually type while on calls and take notes. The Spacebar is loud as heck though, feels like a different switch set entirely. I do like the TAP over the CLUNK of my last mechanical, but getting used to the "almost there but not quite" presses I'd still give this thing a great score even with the quirks. It feels well built, it is sturdy, and it looks good. I like that it takes up way less space and in addition to being smaller there is no giant double thick braided dual USB cable coming out the back in the way all the time. I also like that it can switch between Windows/MacOS functionality. That all being said, having the 10 key is nice for what I do (gaming and coding/design), but if I were to go back to square one I'd probably go with an even smaller version of a similar keyboard and then a dedicated wireless 10 key that had arrows and a full suite of Home/End/Delete buttons in normal positions. I think I'll get used to it, but it's hard to break 30 years of typing habits.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by W***S on 14 February 2023*

I have been falling down the mechanical keyboard hole over the past year. Since a new semester of school was starting, I wanted something that would be comfortable to type on, but still affordable and (relatively) slim. When I saw this one, it almost seemed too good to be true, especially for the price. The layout is quite interesting. It still has the numpad and the F-keys, but the board is still roughly the size of a tenkeyless. Everything is crammed onto it, with the only glaring omissions being the scroll lock, pause, and end keys. It can feel a little cramped for games and apps that make heavy use of the arrow keys, but it's nice to keep that functionality. What surprised me the most about this keyboard were the extra features that came baked-in. There is a thick foam between the plate and the PCB, as well as a thin sheet of foam inside the board itself. This mutes the echoey "ting" sound that is the bane of every office user. I do still recommend slathering the back of the PCB in blue painter's tape, though. That stuff makes your keyboard sound downright bougie, especially on one like this. I am not sure what kind of brown switches were in this. The branding on them just says "RK," and they don't feel quite like the outemu or gateron browns I've used. They're someone heavy (~40 grams), and the 'bump' is fairly pronounced. Their sound profile is also a little "clangy," but they're not too bad for cheapy switches. The keycaps are only so-so. On one hand, they look quite classy. The white-and-dark-grey color scheme is nice and retro. They're double-shot, too, so the letters won't rub off even if they wear down. On the other hand, they feel cheap and light. They're made of ABS, and it almost feels as if your fingers slide off of them. I would recommend swapping them out with a set of PBT keycaps, if that's your sort of thing. They feel and sound better. That said, this is an odd profile. Make sure you get a set with the narrow shift/alt/fn/ctrl keys! The stablizers aren't amazing, but they get the job done. They do come pre-lubed, which is nice, but you have to slather them in it to get rid of a lot of the rattle. This board being hot-swap makes that much easier, though! My favorite feature of this board is the hot-swappable switches. If a switch goes bad, or if you simply want to try a new set, replacing them is as simple as plucking them out and popping a new one in! Just be gentle and support the PCB from the back to make sure the sockets don't pop out. A tool was included with mine that made this much easier. I already had a couple of those, but props to them for making life easier! This keyboard is also a "hybrid," both wired and wireless. That said, there is a slot in the back of the board for a dongle, but I can't find it anywhere in the box. Perhaps the slot is a carry-over from a previous version? I use the board wired anyway, so I can't speak to the quality of the wireless signal. This board also has two pass-through cables in the back of it, if you want to plug in your mouse or controller. Props to them for that! Finally, this board is backlit. It isn't full-on RGB, unfortunately, but it is a pleasing, neutral shade of cyan. Pro tip: Setting the board to light each individual key up upon being pressed works wonders for when you're popping new keys in! It makes testing so much easier. Overall, this is a dang solid board for the price. It looks, sounds, and feels quite nice, and only gets better with modding, which is encouraged by the modular design. This thing makes typing a breeze, and I enjoy using it.

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