Hey, it’s Sam here—this video is my full review of the Royal Kludge A72, an ergonomic Alice-style 68% keyboard that’s priced around $80. I go through the unboxing, the overall design, and why this board is more functional than a lot of other Alice layouts thanks to the five macro keys on the left, the dedicated media controls, and the volume knob. I also cover the tri-mode connectivity, the touch-sensitive magnetic name plate that launches the RK web-based driver, and the overall build, which is mostly plastic but still comes in at around 900g. After that, I dive into the components and the teardown. This unit comes with Cherry profile double-shot PBT keycaps, pre-lubed RK Linear Cream switches, and pre-lubed plate-mounted stabilizers to keep rattle down. Inside, you’re getting a flex-cut polycarbonate plate for that soft, bouncy feel, plus a gasket-mounted 5-pin hot-swap north-facing PCB with per-key RGB and a 7,500mAh battery (RK claims over 500 hours with RGB off). I also show the factory dampening—PET sheet, switch pad, latex foam, and extra foam/silicone in the bottom case—then I finish with typing feel, a sound test, and my final thoughts: it’s a unique, fully packed Alice option under/around $80. And yes—there’s a giveaway for the A72 in this video, so if you want a shot at winning it, follow the steps in the description.