M75 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with OLED Display & Knob

I've been really impressed with this keyboard. I was hesitant about the pale green switches at first, but after a couple days of using them, they are exactly what I was looking for. They have a satisfying and clean click, but still have the tactile feel that you'd expect from a mechanical keyboard. I use this at my office and in my opinion, the clicks are the perfect volume. Loud enough to get you into the flow of typing, but not so loud that it annoys others around you. Build quality is super robust, and the screen/knob prove to be very handy. Having three different connection modes is also a nice feature, since sometimes I need to connect to devices temporarily and don't wanna go through the entire connection process or switch around my setup. The battery life has been incredible so far, and the lighting is good for my needs (I usually just stick with a simple but classy white background). I also love that the color and design give it a unique look without being too flashy. Overall great keyboard at a very reasonable price!

The RK ROYAL KLUDGE M75 is a fantastic choice for those seeking quality on a budget. With versatile connectivity options—2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.1, and USB-C—this keyboard excels in flexibility. The tactile keys provide an amazing, satisfying typing experience with an excellent “thock” sound that enhances every keystroke. The customizable RGB lighting, OLED screen, and multifunction knob are standout features, adding both style and functionality. While there is a slight flex if you intentionally apply force, it doesn’t affect regular use. For high performance and impressive sound at an affordable price, the M75 is a top pick.

This mechanical keyboard is one of the best. I really like the sound of the keys and they are super comfortable to press. The keys are very responsive and it helps so much for my coding.This can be connected through 3 modes, bluetooth, usb and a receiver, it has been seamless to connect through any mode and changing the modes is quick. The latencies in every mode is minimal and I haven't faced any lags. The keyboard looks amazing and the lights are so good. It has different lighting modes and can be customized. Highly recommended.

This is my second RK keyboard, and I had a similar experience with this one, as I did the last one. There are things about this keyboard I absolutely love, and also some annoyances right out of the box. First of all, I love the base keyboard (but not the keys themselves), it's somewhat heavy, solid and sturdy. I just wish they would make their base boards with multiple color options. This one is gray, and that's fine, but I would have preferred it in basic black. I also love the pale green switches -- they are my favorite of all I have used. I feel like I need to say that I love mechanical keyboards, and I'm willing to do a little customization, but I don't really want to build one from scratch and swap switches and do tape modes and stuff like that. I want creamy and deep thocky right out of the box. This keyboard nearly achieves that. Unfortunately the keys are terrible, feel cheap and clicky, and the colors are meh, and the knob seems very cheap. Like, this keyboard has south facing leds, but the keycaps are NOT shine through. What was the thinking there? Unless you can type blindfolded, you can't use this in a darkened room. And the LED shining between the caps instead of through them makes it harder to see, not easier. Also, I wish they had an app to go with it so you could program per key led lighting choices/effects, instead of just a few obvious generic effects. So I spent $15 for a set of side facing PBT keycaps, $7 for a pair of textured aluminum knobs (I only needed one), spent about an hour replacing the stock keys and knob and now I have my new favorite keyboard -- it's a joy to type on! I guess I just don't get why RK only seems to go half the distance here towards making a quality product. Much of it is awesome, but because of some head scratching choices, I had to modify the keyboard to get something that felt premium all around. So if you are looking for a good base board, and plan to make some mods yourself -- this is a good choice. Since it is my favorite keyboard (now, after mods), I have to give it 4 stars, but it could have, should have been 5 stars. Otherwise, just sell bare bones boards and let people plan to mod it, instead of them getting it and modding it because some of the defaults are substandard choices. My keyboard now, is 5 stars easy, and I love it. The keyboard right out of the box is 3 stars. So that's why I am giving it 4 stars. It's definitely worth buying, but only if you plan to make changes.

This RK keyboard is a fantastic upgrade at a surprisingly low price. The Pale Green switches provide a buttery-smooth typing experience with just enough feedback and sound, quiet enough for an office but responsive enough for gaming. Connectivity is effortless, Bluetooth with up to 3 devices, USB-C, or wireless via the included USB dongle (magnetic so you can't lose it), switching seamlessly between my personal and work computers. The OLED display is a practical addition that enhance everyday usability having the ability to configure it to whatever you'd like. RGB lighting is vibrant without being distracting. Overall, this keyboard delivers impressive build quality, sleek design, and versatile functionality for the price.

Key board is nice the only complaint is the battery doesn’t last very long charged it to 100% at 8am and by noon it had dropped to 80% I don’t use it heavily throughout the day. Seller has reached out to “help” but the solution was to download drivers from a sketchy google drive. I missed my return window other wise I’d return it. Stay away from this brand I purchased a few trying to find a nice one all had the same issue.

I originally ordered RK S98 and found the 96% was entirely too big, but loved the volume knob and the status screen. I ended up ordering this one after searching quite a few options. I like it overall (color combo) and the subtle but vintage clicking sound. I love having the knob and the small screen that tells you the the battery level, the connection you're currently using and keyboard layout (Mac vs Win). The knob feels weaker plastic than the solid feel on the S98. If you're a non-gamer and like the sounds and feels of these RGB keyboards, then for sure get this. Edit: If you have a Mac like myself, RK doesn't have compatible software, but all the RGB functionality like color, brightness, speed can all be controlled and adjusted via keyboard clicks. By the way, so far the battery life has been great. i tracked it and it went from 100% to 66% over a 5 day period with consistent (work from home) use. Again, not for a gamer's perspective.

I like clicky Keyboards so I bought this knowing I was not going to be satisfied with either key switch choice. I bought (here on Amazon) Kailh Box Jades key switches and switched them out. It’s a very easy process. I also changed the key caps to Manga keycaps which I bought on Amazon for around $30. See the picture for final result. Pulling keycaps off didn’t remove the switches, unlike other keyboards. Sounds and feels amazing when typing. The 2.4 GHz USB snaps into a magnetic holding slot in the back. It’s a very solid and hefty keyboard, being plastic does not make this board feel cheap. It has an extra USB-C passthrough port in addition to the USB-C charging port. Knob is tactile and has a satisfying bump when pressed or twisted. Power, mode changes and volume are controlled by the knob with visuals on the small screen. Having a battery level indicator is great. Only minus is no VIA and so you need to download and install software for macros and lighting customization, but if this does not bother you then this is definitely worth getting.

This is a really nice keyboard, the keys look and feel great and are quiet. They do take a bit of force to actuate though.

I really wanted to like this keyboard. Found some good reviews online and on YouTube. The first keyboard I received, it wouldn't charge. The second keyboard, the spacebar kept catching the edge of the frame. I tried resetting it a couple of times, but that didn't work. Almost like a build issue. I didn't want to try a 3rd one. The couple days I used it, it was nice just too bad it didn't last. Went with a different brand at the end. UPDATE: The manufacturer reached out and ended up sending me another keyboard. I guess 3rd time is the charm. No issues this time around. Sounds fantastic and looks amazing. The online reviews were right. If you were on the fence about getting this keyboard, you don't have to worry about warranty issues as the manufacturer stands by their product.

Honestly, the video I took doesn't do the keyboard much justice sound-wise. It sounds a lot less pingy in person. This is my first proper keyboard, and I have to say it is life-changing. It feels amazing to type and has a great sound right out of the box. It is made completely out of plastic, but it feels very high quality and has a really nice weight to it. The keys feel quite premium, and it comes with a keycap remover, some extra switches, and an okay cord. It connects super quickly to my laptop, and the battery life is pretty impressive. I spent a solid 3 days working a lot on my computer (coding and writing papers) and it only dropped about 30% in charge. The knob feels great, I love having it to control the volume. Overall I'm really pleased with this purchase (it was also on sale for $115, which makes it even better). I would totally recommend this for someone who is new to mechanical keyboards!

I am extremely happy with this keyboard! It is, for all intents and purposes, perfect <3 at least according to my tastes. I had bought another mechanical keyboard prior to this with linear keys and it didn't feel right. This one feels so good! It regularly and unexpectedly gives me a sense of satisfaction and joy when I use it. Which I do every day :) Wonderful product, thank you for making it so well.

I've had this keyboard for about 6 months now and still enjoying it. The tactile keys feel great and the dampened sound of the keys makes for a much more pleasant 'thock' sound than the typical clackety clack of older undampened keyboards. It's nice that the keys are hot-swappable and also uses south facing LED so they color will be facing you and brighter. It's also very convenient in this layout because there are dedicated arrow keys and HOME/PG UP/PG DN/DEL. I heavily use the multi input USB/2.4Ghz to switch between a couple PCs. I just turn the knob and select the input and I can control the right source. It's nice not to need a second keyboard when working simultaneously with two PCs. I've shared a screenshot. As you can see I customized it with nintendo'esque colored keycaps for a retro look. Recommended!