Tom’s Hardware dropped by Royal Kludge’s booth at Computex 2025, where our team explored all the layouts and designs the mechanical keyboard specialist has to offer. We’ve seen several models on display, ranging from a near-full 96% layout to the most compact 60% keyboard. So, whether you like a compact design that gives you a lot of space to move your mouse or prefer the functionality of a Num pad and extra function keys, there’s a suitable RK keyboard for you.
Some of the smallest keyboards on display include a 60% keyboard, which drops all the extra keys (including the function and arrow keys) and only leaves you with the alphanumeric keys. But the keyboard on display replaces the stock keycaps with a unique swirl design, making it an excellent addition to any minimalist workstation. The corresponding keys are still printed on the south side of the keycap, though, so you won’t get lost when typing.
