Sale: ZIYOU LANG RK68 60% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard (BT + 2.4GHz)

[PhireSide]

Item name (be very descriptive): ZIYOU LANG RK68 60% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard (BT + 2.4GHz)
Age and condition: Excellent, 7 months old
Do you include packaging: Yes
Warranty: Personal 30 day with me
Reason for selling: Managed to get my old Logitech K360 to work again, so I moved back to that keyboard. This was a temporary one used for approx. 2 months
Price: R300
Negotiable: Yes, hit me up with what you have
Location: Port Elizabeth
Shipping or collection: C&R on buyer; collection preferred

 

[RedViking]

Don't want to derail, but is this truly mechanical? That's dirt cheap, but can't imagine that mechanical switches can be manufactured that cheap?

 

[longboy]

Don't want to derail, but is this truly mechanical? That's dirt cheap, but can't imagine that mechanical switches can be manufactured that cheap?

Looks fully mechanical to me.

I think I saw that model in the Walmart for $30 when I was in Washington this year.

 

[RedViking]

Looks fully mechanical to me.

I think I saw that model in the Walmart for $30 when I was in Washington this year.

Hectic that's cheap. Would love to see a review and comparison to a Logitech or Corsair etc. But at that price one can't complain.

 

[PhireSide]

I got this from Takealot, I think it has Jixian Reds as the switches if I recall correctly.

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Here is a nice YT review of the keyboard:

It's a tad louder than my Gigabyte K83 with Cherry Reds, but I will put that down to steel vs plastic frame differences between the two and not the switches themselves.

 

[PhireSide]

Closing. Decided to keep the keyboard and maybe try mod it, as a little experiment.

I see you can get keycap dampener pads to install and some guys fill the housing with Poly-Fil to take away the hollow sound of the plastic enclosure.

EDIT: Added a link before the thread gets locked