It's not bad for a starter. I plan on modding it pe foam, and painters tape Sounds decent, good rgb and good price. This isn't something I'm trying to make a hobby out of, I just need it for gaming and it's nice and small.
Hey thank you for checking this video out! This video is kinda outdated now and there are better options for roughly the same price point out there. If you can increase your budget somehow, I can definitely recommend something like the Keychron V4 or V2 for your gaming needs. They are prebuilt 60% and 65% respectively, and what's great is that they come with decently prelubed stabilizers, and of course it comes with a much more versatile firmware (QMK) to remap the keys with. It is not as restrictive as 3rd party firmwares, which I am sure it's going to be useful for gaming.
If it's your first board then it should fit the bill just fine! If you ever want to upgrade, there's much better options nowadays - this review video is dated.
Damn they look super sick. Sureee! But for a separate build. I seen that these switches are also basically AquaKing/WaterKing switches, so if they are more widely available, I might just put these on a Wormier K66 in a future build next time.
this is really down to your preferences, but I would rather have brown switches as the red switches from outemu sounds "rubbery" to me on the bottom out.
I lubed the stock outemu reds with krytox 205g0, and krytox 105 bag-lubbed for the springs. I did the PE Foam mod for this as well as adding case foam inside the case. I then swapped out the keycaps with some thicker shine-through PBT keycaps. You can try the following above, but i think you will get better results by swapping out the outemu reds.
Hey, great video! I'm wondering if it's possible to swap the PCB with a kailh hotswap PCB since switch compatibility seems to be the bane of this keyboard, or would the PCB standoff forbid that?
Thanks! Nope, the Standoffs in the case are different from the positions you would find in most 60% PCBs. Most 60% PCBs also have their USB C port on the back, not at the side. You would be better off getting at least a GK61X than this.
can you do a review on this with blue switches I don't know which colour ones are the best. Im looking for a more mechanical click type and I don't know which switches are the best for that .Blue .Red .Brown ??? Please help
if you're looking for the click type then it's probably the usual blue switches. There are other clicky switch options out there that aren't just "blue". Kailh box jades, box whites, box navies, chosfox arctic fox, etc.
Initially it was built with matcha XDA PBT keycaps. for the sound demo, I used some old Doubleshot shine through PBTs with 1.5mm thick walls that I bought before I even got into the hobby. I can't remember the brand, but I believe it was made for Ducky keyboards back in the day.
I bought this from Aliexpress! It is in the official Red Dragon Store. I wouldn't recommend these tbh if you are looking into modding. The acoustics really left a lot to be desired. I would definitely recommend you to pick up a simple GK61X or a BM60RGB Kit instead. The GK61X should have a much more poppier sound profile (I tried the GK68X stock before) and the BM60RGB kit is great if you want to use QMK / VIA on a budget and it has support for Screw in stabilizers. Also, were you referrring to the Keebmonkey KBM68?
@@Ray.Fyeah. I have the bm68, but I wanted to find a Bluetooth board or just a cheap board I can mod. Since I live in the eu all the prices for stuff is so high compared the what it should be.
hello, I have a drevo tyrfing with red outemu, I would like to change the switch, which ones do you recommend to put? possibly that they don't cost too much
I'd assume your board has outemu hot swap sockets. If they really do, then you're pretty much limited to akko CS Switches and other outemu switches. You can try out Akko CS Rose Reds (linear). They are switches with light weighted springs, and they sound great, high pitched, crispy bottom out but sounding full as well. They feel and sound great out of the box stock, but the springs are known to have some "crunch" to it if it wasn't lubed. They are very cheap, at around 20 to 30 USD for 90 switches. You can also try their Akko CS Radiant Red Switches if you fancy a slightly heavier switch with around the same actuation force as a gateron yellow (53g vs 50g), and they come with 18mm long spring instead of the 15mm progressive spring found on the rose reds. The longer spring menas a snappier return, as there is more preload versus the 15mm spring.
But the only problem is that i cant get the rk61 caude it 75 dollsrs where i live and thr k630 is just 40 dollars and since i dont plan to do any mods except for foam mod then the k630 i a better option for me right?
for the extra 35 dollars you get wireless mode, more switches support (kailh-style hotswap socket vs outemu sockets) and better FN layer hotkeys, which I have pointed out in the video. Functionality stand point, the RK61 would be the better buy, as using the arrow keys with 2 hands is quite redundant. Acoustic wise, I am sure the RK61 will sound similar to the GK61, which should sound poppy and somewhat hollow, if I use my GK68X as a reference, but it also sounds full and there is some depth to it. But the K630 really disappoints me with how the case sounds. Even with PE Mod, it does not sound full and substantial, but thin and lacking depth. Althought that might be due to the switches too, but the case is just really thin and I would doubt it will withstand the test of time, if you accidentally dropped it. If you are stil able to snag a GK61X for cheap, or a wormier K61 for cheap, I'd say those are the better buy when compared to the RK61 and the K630.
@@Ray.F yeah idk i will probably get the k630 for 40 cause i looked it up and the cheapest keebs that you suggested are 75 to 80 dollars with 7 dollar and that is a lot over my budget but thanks for help tho
Honestly I think in 2024 there's a lot more better options out there for a starter board nowadays. You can look into something like the AL66 or sugar65. These boards you mentioned are pretty outdated in 2024
Brown if you're coming from a membrane and you're used to some form of tactility. Reds if you prefer a bumpless and straight experience Both are great in their own ways
@@Ray.F the membrane keyboard I have is k380 Logitech I use it because of the sound and small key travel but it doesn't have tactile feeling. So I might go with red. Cause it doesn't have tactile. I just want silence u know
@@arash5550 then you can go with reds. Since it's outemu hotswap and compatible with only outemu or Akko (KTT) switches you can just swap them out when u want anyways
Hi there, yes, Akko CS Matcha Green 3 Pin will work with it. Also for keycaps, try to avoid using anything that is cherry profile as there will be north facing interference. Matcha green switches are not actually long pole.
If you think the red switches are pingy, you sould hear this board with blue clicky switches!! Ping City! I am getting ready to mod mine, dampening will be with Xtreme Dynamat used in auotomotive sound systems. Switches will be Akko CS Ocean Blue.
Oh boy, those outemu blues sounds like a pain to type on, sound-wise. Hope you have a fun time with it! Good choice of switches for a start too! Just take note that the leaf ping in these switches are quite audible, and the stock springs have some crunch to them when bottoming out if it is left unlubed. Source: I have the AKKO CS Ocean Blues, Stock and lubed
It accepts only plate mounted stablizers, not PCB Mounted like Durock V2s and Owlstabs. Some good examples of plate mount stabilizers that should fit into the K630 would be ASCENY Plate Mount Stabilizers, Durock Piano Plate Mount Stabilizers, Everglide Panda V3 Stabilizers.
@@Ray.F ye thnx mate im new into keyboards doe, and in Asia it's kinda hard to find those so will the stock stabaliser with couple of mods work like a bandaid mode to fix the loose fit, becuz I'm kinda on a tight budget
@@darq3693 Which part of asia are you at? If you are in Asia, Shopee or Lazada are great e-commerce platforms to find these parts. Aliexpress has stores that sell these stabilizers too that I've mentioned. I tried lubing the stock stabilizers back then but they start to tick (ticking noise when pressing the spacebar) real fast. Holee modding is not worth the effort on these. If you are on a really tight budget Check out CIY Tester68. 30 USD 65% wireless keyboard kit with Kailh Hotswap sockets. The stock stabilizers after lubing are great. I personally own one of these and they have not ticked at all after months of usage. Get the CIY Tester68, and slap on some JWICK Yellows or Gateron Yellows and you are looking at a build that is less than 90 USD.
@@Ray.F but yet I will definately look on to the stuff you recommended I have a 70$ budget and shipping is ripping it off sadly so I goota look at alternatives such bas the k617 fizz, I am very thankful for the help doe man
Hi! Thanks for the vídeo, it's a very.cool vídeo, i like your way yo explain, i already suscribed, i have a question, what's the complete mame of the japanese keycaps You used? Id like yo Buy them
No they don't work. The pins do not fit in the outemu sockets. You have to shave them down with a filer to fit in. I recommend that you check out other kits like the GK61X, AKKO ACR64 or the BM60RGB Poker. Those use gateron/kailh hotswap sockets instead.
I had to use a lot of force compared to other hotswap sockets, just because the outemu hotswap sockets are just very tight. I remembered I had some outemu switches with damaged housings because of this
@@Ray.F oh I see, do you have any tips on how to remove them or what type of tools to use ? I'm trying to change the switches on my keyboard but the outemu switches aren't budging. I used the included switch puller that came with the keyboard.
Yes you can. Just make sure your switches are outemu blue switches. Redragon Keyboards usually don't have kailh / Gateron hotswap sockets so their compatibility is limited to Outemu, Gazzew, or Akko CS Switches.
@@okk2797 Yes i am well aware of this mod. My point was that outemu hotswap sockets are not going to accept gateron / kailh/ JWK/ TECSEE/ Cherry and other switches right out of the box. Not everyone has the patience and dexterity to file down the all 122 pins to fit them.
Not that I know of for this. I am not sure if EU ISO layouts are the same, but if you are looking for an ISO layout budget custom build, you can checkout the BM60RGB ISO. Keychron Q1 and GMMK pro has ISO options as well.
They are unbranded OEM profile Shine Through doubleshot PBT Keycaps I bought roughly 4 years ago... I bought it from a local keyboard store. Perhaps try finding Ducky OEM shine through keycaps?
Yes, but it's Outemu hotswap sockets. Get their newer keyboards, usually they have standard Gateron / kailh hotswap sockets now. I don't recommend this board at the moment
Hmmm $50 is really a stretch to find a good 65% keyboard.... A fully pre-built keyboard at that price range would only be from Redragon, which are the Redragon Deimos K599 and the Redragon CASTOR K631. But I really would recommend bumping up your budget a bit more because most redragon keyboards normally only supports outemu or KTT / AKKO switches if they are hotswappable. Perhaps you could consider Epomaker TH66. South Facing PCB so you can fit your favourite cherry profile keycaps, and it comes with a knob as well.
@@Ray.F So for some reason the keyboard epomaker th66 isn't selling at all in my country ,I couldn't find any. Is the rk68 a good option or Is there a better one?
@@alaric8220 well that's a bummer hahaha. RK68 is fine I guess for daily usage. Some variants even have usb pass-through which can be great. However just becareful when modding due to the battery. Other cheap keyboard kits out there consist of CIY GAS67, FK680PRO, mw65/Cheap67, Akko ACR67, Mod 005, Mod 008, BM68RGB, Aula F3068 and Epomaker GK68. Oh yes, if you are sticking with RK, check out the RK G68.
Just got the k630 and akko matcha greens with razer pudding keycaps. I'm looking forward to do these mods.
Is it working fine?
It's not bad for a starter. I plan on modding it pe foam, and painters tape
Sounds decent, good rgb and good price. This isn't something I'm trying to make a hobby out of, I just need it for gaming and it's nice and small.
Hey thank you for checking this video out! This video is kinda outdated now and there are better options for roughly the same price point out there.
If you can increase your budget somehow, I can definitely recommend something like the Keychron V4 or V2 for your gaming needs.
They are prebuilt 60% and 65% respectively, and what's great is that they come with decently prelubed stabilizers, and of course it comes with a much more versatile firmware (QMK) to remap the keys with. It is not as restrictive as 3rd party firmwares, which I am sure it's going to be useful for gaming.
Ordered this just now from the redragon website . Hope its good. Its my first mechanical keyboard.
If it's your first board then it should fit the bill just fine!
If you ever want to upgrade, there's much better options nowadays - this review video is dated.
You should make a custom with teescee ice candy linear switches, and mod them! They sound fireeee! im going to use it for my first custom!!!
Damn they look super sick. Sureee! But for a separate build. I seen that these switches are also basically AquaKing/WaterKing switches, so if they are more widely available, I might just put these on a Wormier K66 in a future build next time.
Hi i just got myself a white k630 and am pretty new to this stuff can you help me mod it
what is better red or brown switches ?
this is really down to your preferences, but I would rather have brown switches as the red switches from outemu sounds "rubbery" to me on the bottom out.
How can i have this sound too?
I lubed the stock outemu reds with krytox 205g0, and krytox 105 bag-lubbed for the springs. I did the PE Foam mod for this as well as adding case foam inside the case. I then swapped out the keycaps with some thicker shine-through PBT keycaps.
You can try the following above, but i think you will get better results by swapping out the outemu reds.
Hey, great video! I'm wondering if it's possible to swap the PCB with a kailh hotswap PCB since switch compatibility seems to be the bane of this keyboard, or would the PCB standoff forbid that?
Thanks! Nope, the Standoffs in the case are different from the positions you would find in most 60% PCBs. Most 60% PCBs also have their USB C port on the back, not at the side.
You would be better off getting at least a GK61X than this.
can you do a review on this with blue switches I don't know which colour ones are the best. Im looking for a more mechanical click type and I don't know which switches are the best for that
.Blue
.Red
.Brown
??? Please help
if you're looking for the click type then it's probably the usual blue switches. There are other clicky switch options out there that aren't just "blue". Kailh box jades, box whites, box navies, chosfox arctic fox, etc.
What key caps are on the build?
Initially it was built with matcha XDA PBT keycaps. for the sound demo, I used some old Doubleshot shine through PBTs with 1.5mm thick walls that I bought before I even got into the hobby. I can't remember the brand, but I believe it was made for Ducky keyboards back in the day.
in case if anyone sees this please help me i have same keyboard as him but it wont turn into the rgb mode no matter how hard i try please help me
Where did you get the board, I was going to get the KBM25 but shipping is expensive and doubles the price.
I bought this from Aliexpress! It is in the official Red Dragon Store. I wouldn't recommend these tbh if you are looking into modding. The acoustics really left a lot to be desired. I would definitely recommend you to pick up a simple GK61X or a BM60RGB Kit instead. The GK61X should have a much more poppier sound profile (I tried the GK68X stock before) and the BM60RGB kit is great if you want to use QMK / VIA on a budget and it has support for Screw in stabilizers. Also, were you referrring to the Keebmonkey KBM68?
@@Ray.Fyeah. I have the bm68, but I wanted to find a Bluetooth board or just a cheap board I can mod. Since I live in the eu all the prices for stuff is so high compared the what it should be.
hello, I have a drevo tyrfing with red outemu, I would like to change the switch, which ones do you recommend to put? possibly that they don't cost too much
I'd assume your board has outemu hot swap sockets. If they really do, then you're pretty much limited to akko CS Switches and other outemu switches.
You can try out Akko CS Rose Reds (linear). They are switches with light weighted springs, and they sound great, high pitched, crispy bottom out but sounding full as well. They feel and sound great out of the box stock, but the springs are known to have some "crunch" to it if it wasn't lubed.
They are very cheap, at around 20 to 30 USD for 90 switches.
You can also try their Akko CS Radiant Red Switches if you fancy a slightly heavier switch with around the same actuation force as a gateron yellow (53g vs 50g), and they come with 18mm long spring instead of the 15mm progressive spring found on the rose reds. The longer spring menas a snappier return, as there is more preload versus the 15mm spring.
@@Ray.F ktt switches also fit
@@theredeyeddragon4882 Yup, KTT should fit well too since Akko CS Series of Switches are manufactured by them after all.
But the only problem is that i cant get the rk61 caude it 75 dollsrs where i live and thr k630 is just 40 dollars and since i dont plan to do any mods except for foam mod then the k630 i a better option for me right?
for the extra 35 dollars you get wireless mode, more switches support (kailh-style hotswap socket vs outemu sockets) and better FN layer hotkeys, which I have pointed out in the video.
Functionality stand point, the RK61 would be the better buy, as using the arrow keys with 2 hands is quite redundant.
Acoustic wise, I am sure the RK61 will sound similar to the GK61, which should sound poppy and somewhat hollow, if I use my GK68X as a reference, but it also sounds full and there is some depth to it.
But the K630 really disappoints me with how the case sounds. Even with PE Mod, it does not sound full and substantial, but thin and lacking depth.
Althought that might be due to the switches too, but the case is just really thin and I would doubt it will withstand the test of time, if you accidentally dropped it.
If you are stil able to snag a GK61X for cheap, or a wormier K61 for cheap, I'd say those are the better buy when compared to the RK61 and the K630.
@@Ray.F yeah idk i will probably get the k630 for 40 cause i looked it up and the cheapest keebs that you suggested are 75 to 80 dollars with 7 dollar and that is a lot over my budget but thanks for help tho
hello i have a question which oen is better redragon k630 or rk61 or mz60
Honestly I think in 2024 there's a lot more better options out there for a starter board nowadays. You can look into something like the AL66 or sugar65. These boards you mentioned are pretty outdated in 2024
i u were to buy this keyboard (cause the good price) would u buy the brown switches version or red one ?
Brown if you're coming from a membrane and you're used to some form of tactility.
Reds if you prefer a bumpless and straight experience
Both are great in their own ways
@@Ray.F the membrane keyboard I have is k380 Logitech I use it because of the sound and small key travel but it doesn't have tactile feeling. So I might go with red. Cause it doesn't have tactile. I just want silence u know
@@arash5550 then you can go with reds. Since it's outemu hotswap and compatible with only outemu or Akko (KTT) switches you can just swap them out when u want anyways
Did i can pu switches with only +?
i have the reddragon k630 i want to ask will the akko cs matcha green 3pin work with it and what keycap to use if it works with it
Hi there, yes, Akko CS Matcha Green 3 Pin will work with it. Also for keycaps, try to avoid using anything that is cherry profile as there will be north facing interference. Matcha green switches are not actually long pole.
hey would u recomment the k630?? im confused if I should get that or k530
If you think the red switches are pingy, you sould hear this board with blue clicky switches!! Ping City! I am getting ready to mod mine, dampening will be with Xtreme Dynamat used in auotomotive sound systems. Switches will be Akko CS Ocean Blue.
Oh boy, those outemu blues sounds like a pain to type on, sound-wise.
Hope you have a fun time with it! Good choice of switches for a start too! Just take note that the leaf ping in these switches are quite audible, and the stock springs have some crunch to them when bottoming out if it is left unlubed.
Source: I have the AKKO CS Ocean Blues, Stock and lubed
Wanted to ask something that is will any stabaliser fit this keyboard or we have to be careful ?
It accepts only plate mounted stablizers, not PCB Mounted like Durock V2s and Owlstabs. Some good examples of plate mount stabilizers that should fit into the K630 would be ASCENY Plate Mount Stabilizers, Durock Piano Plate Mount Stabilizers, Everglide Panda V3 Stabilizers.
@@Ray.F ye thnx mate im new into keyboards doe, and in Asia it's kinda hard to find those so will the stock stabaliser with couple of mods work like a bandaid mode to fix the loose fit, becuz I'm kinda on a tight budget
@@darq3693 Which part of asia are you at? If you are in Asia, Shopee or Lazada are great e-commerce platforms to find these parts. Aliexpress has stores that sell these stabilizers too that I've mentioned.
I tried lubing the stock stabilizers back then but they start to tick (ticking noise when pressing the spacebar) real fast. Holee modding is not worth the effort on these.
If you are on a really tight budget
Check out CIY Tester68. 30 USD 65% wireless keyboard kit with Kailh Hotswap sockets. The stock stabilizers after lubing are great. I personally own one of these and they have not ticked at all after months of usage.
Get the CIY Tester68, and slap on some JWICK Yellows or Gateron Yellows and you are looking at a build that is less than 90 USD.
@@Ray.F precisely India lol 😂
@@Ray.F but yet I will definately look on to the stuff you recommended I have a 70$ budget and shipping is ripping it off sadly so I goota look at alternatives such bas the k617 fizz, I am very thankful for the help doe man
which keycaps do i use for the reddragon k630?
I replied your other comment :)
Hi! Thanks for the vídeo, it's a very.cool vídeo, i like your way yo explain, i already suscribed, i have a question, what's the complete mame of the japanese keycaps You used? Id like yo Buy them
Thank you for the support! There is no actual name for this set of keycaps. just go on Aliexpress and search Matcha Keycaps.
do zeal rosealios or durock dolphins work with this
No they don't work. The pins do not fit in the outemu sockets. You have to shave them down with a filer to fit in. I recommend that you check out other kits like the GK61X, AKKO ACR64 or the BM60RGB Poker. Those use gateron/kailh hotswap sockets instead.
How did u end up removing the Outemu switches mines wont come out (i have the same keyboard btw )
I had to use a lot of force compared to other hotswap sockets, just because the outemu hotswap sockets are just very tight. I remembered I had some outemu switches with damaged housings because of this
@@Ray.F oh I see, do you have any tips on how to remove them or what type of tools to use ? I'm trying to change the switches on my keyboard but the outemu switches aren't budging. I used the included switch puller that came with the keyboard.
@@Mithxnstill need help ??
@@DG.Gamezzyes how do you remove it
@@Pinsky23 I'll post a video tomorrow that will help
Can i swap brown switches to blue on my Redragon K630 ?
Yes you can. Just make sure your switches are outemu blue switches. Redragon Keyboards usually don't have kailh / Gateron hotswap sockets so their compatibility is limited to Outemu, Gazzew, or Akko CS Switches.
@@Ray.F I'm pretty sure you can fit a gateron switch by cutting the pins. Not sure how exactly, you can search it up
@@okk2797 Yes i am well aware of this mod. My point was that outemu hotswap sockets are not going to accept gateron / kailh/ JWK/ TECSEE/ Cherry and other switches right out of the box. Not everyone has the patience and dexterity to file down the all 122 pins to fit them.
It is compatible with cherry mx?
Only with a few switches such as outemu / ktt / gazzew branded switches.
This board is outdated, please don't get it in 2024.
the akko switches are compatible with redragon k630?¿?
Yes, they should be. The pins are the same size as outemu switches.
Can confirm. Just got it. Am about to employ these mods.
@@xcat22 thx bro
Is there no nordic option for this
Not that I know of for this.
I am not sure if EU ISO layouts are the same, but if you are looking for an ISO layout budget custom build, you can checkout the BM60RGB ISO.
Keychron Q1 and GMMK pro has ISO options as well.
Metal plate or polycarbonate
Steel plate
What keyaps pls answer I really need to know
They are unbranded OEM profile Shine Through doubleshot PBT Keycaps I bought roughly 4 years ago... I bought it from a local keyboard store.
Perhaps try finding Ducky OEM shine through keycaps?
What switches?
@@xd_ecl1pze834 Outemu Red Switches (Lubed). Without lube, it has super horrible spring ping.
Is it hotswap?
Yes, but it's Outemu hotswap sockets. Get their newer keyboards, usually they have standard Gateron / kailh hotswap sockets now. I don't recommend this board at the moment
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remove the background music. thanks
3:41 gateron and kailh is compatibility in hot ?
Redragon K630 has outemu sockets. It is not compatible with Gateron or Kailh Switches.
@@Ray.F sorry, my question is gateron and kailh are the same? the pins are clones?
@@negroPR
Outemu switches, KTT Switches, AKKO Switches - thinner pins
Gateron, Kailh, JWK, JWICK, Cherry MX switches and others- Same pins, thicker than Outemu, KTT and Akko Switches
@@Ray.F ty broder
@@negroPR No problem!
Can I use akko jelly black switches with this keyboard?
I do not know about that. I only am aware that the 6 original Akko CS switches are compatible with outemu sockets
Does it work with type c to type c cable?
Sorry, i don't have any usb c to c cable to try this out. Perhaps, if you have, you can try, and just get a usb c to a adapter.
I didn't understand why it has the dragon on the spacebar instead of the corner like every k630 (it happened even with mine)
Yea me too, it's probably a branding thing haha, but definitely could be implemented in a much more cleaner way
are the stabs plate mounted?
Yes, these are plate mounted! This board does not support PCB Mount stabs.
I'm looking for a good budget keyboard for around $50 what would be good I'm looking for a 65% keyboard
Hmmm $50 is really a stretch to find a good 65% keyboard.... A fully pre-built keyboard at that price range would only be from Redragon, which are the Redragon Deimos K599 and the Redragon CASTOR K631.
But I really would recommend bumping up your budget a bit more because most redragon keyboards normally only supports outemu or KTT / AKKO switches if they are hotswappable.
Perhaps you could consider Epomaker TH66. South Facing PCB so you can fit your favourite cherry profile keycaps, and it comes with a knob as well.
@@Ray.F Thank you! Will consider looking into that
@@Ray.F So for some reason the keyboard epomaker th66 isn't selling at all in my country ,I couldn't find any. Is the rk68 a good option or Is there a better one?
@@alaric8220 well that's a bummer hahaha.
RK68 is fine I guess for daily usage. Some variants even have usb pass-through which can be great. However just becareful when modding due to the battery.
Other cheap keyboard kits out there consist of CIY GAS67, FK680PRO, mw65/Cheap67, Akko ACR67, Mod 005, Mod 008, BM68RGB, Aula F3068 and Epomaker GK68. Oh yes, if you are sticking with RK, check out the RK G68.
@@Ray.F Thank you so much!