Was interested in diving into the world of mech keyboards but didn't want to spend 200 on a very intense keyboard. Thought I'd look at some interesting cheap options for wired/wireless keebs and go from there. I kept coming back to the RK61 based on online reviews saying that it was great for the price and I totally agree. For reference, this is my first actual keyboard purchase. All the other keyboards I've used in the past have been attached to the laptop, lol.I chose 60% because I don't use any of the keys above the numbers line. Nor do I use any page up/down keys or home buttons, etc. It's super compact as a result and I love this part. Obviously, if you use those or want separate arrow keys, maybe consider a 65% or TKL or something. I do have to say I was super hesitant about getting this because I only use Mac. The fact that there were no Mac keycaps kind of bothered me and I didn't know how easy it'd be to switch functionality. I was also hesitant about the fact that the arrow keys were not separate, especially being in the design profession and having to use arrow keys quite often. Happy to say that the keyboard settings in the Mac menu are easy to switch around, making the cmd key the one closest to the spacebar and solving that issue. I don't really care so much about the actual keycaps saying stuff different as long as I know the functionality is there. And the arrow keys, honestly. Took a couple tries to get used to it but now (3 days later), it's very natural to me to hit the fn key while using the arrow keys. Please note, before you can use fn to use arrow key functionality, you must first (on the new model, at least) hit fn+enter in order to get it to shift to that usage. Everything else is fine!Super happy that for about 50, I could get a wired and wireless version. I use the keyboard right next to my hooked up MBP and a monitor and have never experienced lag. I would use the wire but it looks messy and I like to keep my desk clean. Easy enough to charge at night anyway, when sleeping. Also really love the fact that this isn't RGB. I know some folks might want RGB (and I believe there is a version of this with it) but it was much too colorful for me and for my aesthetic, I wanted single color. The blue backlight is absolutely stunning with the white. Love it so much.Brown switch is fine for me although I tried a version with red switches and it does seem a tad quieter because it's linear and doesn't make a sound on the upstroke. But that's all up to personal preference. I haven't tried the Bluetooth switching since I only got one device so can't speak to that. Even though there is only one backlight, there are still many options for light effects as well as dimming or brightening the backlight. Additionally, it feels weighty and feels solid and not cheaply made, another great plus.One last thing to mention is that it does have to 'wake up' after a period of no usage. So whereas my Mac keyboard could regularly wake up the laptop on one click, I have to first click to wake up the keeb and then click again to wake up the Mac. No big issue for me but worthy of mentioning. Overall, amazing purchase as a first keyboard. I even purchased additional keycaps to get it to look a bit more custom!Vote HELPFUL if this review was useful for you! It would definitely encourage me to write more reviews!