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Keyboard Recommendation Series Part Seventeen: Compact 61-Key Keyboard Recommendation-ROYAL KLUDGE RK61

2023-06-13

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ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 is a compact mechanical keyboard. Supports wireless connectivity for multi-device pairing with up to three devices simultaneously via Bluetooth. Works with any desktop or mobile operating system, but some hotkeys are not compatible on some devices. Since it's a compact keyboard with only the essential alphanumeric keys, it's portable, but some may not like the lack of dedicated arrow keys.

ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 is not suitable for gaming. Its in-game functionality is limited, as macros cannot be set. Also, its latency is too high for competitive gaming.

The ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 is perfect for mobile use. It's a compact keyboard that should fit in most bags, and has good build quality. It can multi-device pair with up to three devices via Bluetooth, and has a blue backlight in case you need to use it in a dark environment. The only downside is that the keyboard is high and there is no wrist rest, which will make your hands tired.

ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 is suitable for office use. This is a Bluetooth-enabled wireless keyboard that lets you connect up to three devices simultaneously. Typing feels fine despite the compact size, which can get a little tiring for long periods of time since it lacks a wrist rest. The RK Brown shafts on our units are quiet and replaceable.

The ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 is great for programming. It has a blue backlight, so you can see the keys more easily in low-light environments. You can also connect up to three devices simultaneously via Bluetooth. It feels good to type on, but its ergonomics are mediocre and it lacks a wrist rest. Also, we couldn't reprogram any of the keys because the software didn't work, which might frustrate some programmers.

The ROYAL KLUDGE RK61 isn't bad for a home theater PC, but it wasn't designed for that use. It supports Bluetooth for easy connection to your smart TV, and the blue backlight lets you see the keys in the dark. However, it doesn't have a dedicated trackpad, so you'll still need to use a mouse.