Redragon K689 PRO Wireless Gasket RGB Gaming Keyboard, 108 Keys Mechanical Keyboard w/Extra 4 Hotkeys, Upgraded Hot-swappable Socket, 3-Layer Noise Dampening, Round PBT Keycaps, Custom Linear Switch

This is a nice budget keyboard especially someone who is used to buying Corsair metal keyboards. I was looking for a nice replacement keyboard for when my Corsair K60 was double or triple pressing certain keys so I was looking for a good alternative. The RGB lighting looks amazing, the key action is nice and smooth and the detachable USB cable is really nice. I would recommend this keyboard for anyone who wants a nice keyboard without spending a lot of money on a expensive keyboard, the build quality feels good and the keyboard does feel durable. The extra set of keycaps so you can customize the keyboard as well as the keycap/switch puller is a nice plus. After some research i was a little hesitant to try a new brand (Redragon), but i was pleasantly surprised. 5/5 stars for sure!

Omg!!! This is literally the perfect keyboard, literally exactly what I wanted when I was searching for a nice clicky, creamy, keyboard! It sounds amazing and although I have not used it yet besides typing on it without plugging it in to hear the sound. It is a nicely weighted keyboard so it does not feel cheap at all! For the price this is amazing! It has a way to plug it in or to use it through Bluetooth which is so helpful you can choose which way you want to use it. Highly recommend this product!

I got this on a big sale, like half off cyber day or something, and it’s been a really great value. I’ve been missing mechanical keyboards for decades lol and as soon as I had a lot of typing to do, I was like oh now’s my excuse hehe. This one didn’t disappoint, even tho i wasn’t even sure what kind exactly I ought to get, since it’s been so long since I’ve used any! Did a little research, got the red switches, cos I don’t want it TOO loud or clacky, I type very fast, don’t need to press down hard all the way with each stroke, so this one sounded right. Well it’s great! I type much more accurately again, now that I’m using a proper keyboard and not those bs flat macbook integrated key pads lol. This is a dream by comparison. I like that it lights up and I can change the style or turn that off. And it comes with extra switches and keys too! So this should last me forever. I got a mouse from the same company that goes with it well too. I like the colors too, and I’m VERY particular about subtleties in color combinations as an artist haha. It’s got a nice retro, kinda gamey look, which as a millennial I’m a sucker for. Tho I don’t actually game so I can’t comment on that for this, at least not since the 90s when I was playing Super Nintendo with my brothers! I had a bit of issue with the mouse I received, and the company reached out right away to refund or replace! So service seems to match the quality of product. I’ll def look to them next time I need any other devices in this category. I did also get a wrist rest to go with it, i think that is extra needed for these kinds of keyboards, since they’re raised a bit more than those flat membrane style ones. Don’t want to get chronic wrist or finger joint issues, that can also cause or worsen arthritis (my uncle just had surgery for exactly this) so I def recommend getting ones for mouse and keyboard that feel right for you. So nice when you finally get a great quality product again, for once! (I waited like almost a year before I wrote this, just to be sure. Nothing more unhelpful than premature reviews lol).

for the price this isn't a bad board, but its not great. It has RGB, check, but, you can't access all modes from the FN+ combos you have to install Redragon's software. The brightness of the LED's is sub-par. Lets be honest here I have several boards with RGB that cost less than half what this board costs that have brighter LED's. This board has some custom linear switch that isn't terrible but I'd prefer a bit stronger spring. The key presses are nice and smooth so its got that going for it, the board is definitely hot swappable as I pulled a switch out with one of the keycaps lol. Setup is not particularly straight forward unless you want to just use the board as it comes. For me, if a board just works out of the box and I don't have to install some proprietary software that's a win. You can only setup certain features using Redragon's software. The keycaps are another story, I really didn't like them, like not at all. I liked the color profile I thought they were quite nice looking but my goodness these things are tall, like an extra 1/4" taller than a standard OEM or Cherry MX profile. Plus, a lot of the keys were "short shot" which means that a full shot of plastic didn't get into the second shot of plastic which is what makes them "double shot" basically double shot caps are an over-molded keycap. Also, I'm not a massive fan of the font used on the keys, and now I'm getting into nit-picky territory so I will just say, I didn't like them. I had a nice set of shine through caps that I swapped them out with and now I'm quite pleased with the board overall. I might even keep it lol. I have like a dozen keyboards and I swap them out and what not as I like. I have a number of systems and several workstations so I have many keyboards depending on space and needs. Overall this is not a bad board, but this segment of the market, at this price point, I think the board needs to do a little better. For the money, it's a keyboard, the switches all work, it feels pretty nice and now that I've got some nice keycaps on it, it sounds halfway decent. I have several TKL boards that sound way better than this one but its growing on me now. The board is also pretty light, which is reflected in its all plastic construction. I have a couple other custom boards that are probably 2-3x as heavy and feel much more solid than this one. I'm not complaining, just observing. I think if I was to add some insulation to this it would improve the sound so I may crack it open and see what can be done to deeping the tone a bit. Overall decent board. It does keyboard things. RGB is sup-par, switches are nice enough but not spectacular or anything. I added a couple pictures of the board with my shine through keycaps. If only the backlight had a bit more oomph.

Great keyboard.

Dommage que ce ne soit pas en azerty mais sinon rien à dire c’est super comme clavier. Surtout pour le prix

Very good quality

El teclado es una pasada. Lo compré sobretodo porque estaba harto de las teclas de Switch azul que suenan por toda la casa y mi familia ya estaba harta del escandalo que montaba. Este teclado de Switch Rojo es increíble, apenas suena al teclear. Parece que al teclear, flote en el aire mis dedos. La estética es preciosa y viene con otra tanda extra de teclas para cambiarle los colores. Yo le he cambiado las teclas WASD y algunas de uso común para el trabajo. También trae Switchs Rojos de repuesto y sus herramientas. Gracias a sus dobles patas traseras, se puede poner en 3 alturas. El cable de conexión se ve de gran calidad y es largo. Tiene un programa para configurar las luces, pero aun mas, para configurar las teclas y cambiarlas de sitio o crearles macros. Al ser el teclado Ingles, pude añadirle la tecla "Ñ" de forma muy sencilla, tan solo hay que cambiar el teclado a Ingles internacional (ni de USA ni de Inglaterra), ahora la "Ñ" se puede poner convinando ALT + N, es muy facil de acostumbrarse. Es mas, los hacentos en las bocales es aun mas sencillo porque solo hace falta combinar ALT + AEIUO. Yo he conseguido cambiar una tecla que está encima del ENTER, haciendo que actue tambien como ENTER, porque siempre le daba sin querer y nunca pulsaba ENTER. Pero con el programa es fácil cambiar la configuración de las teclas. Es por eso que para los Españoles que como yo dudaban en comprar un teclado que no fuera Español, que tengan claro, que esa es una barrera fácil de saltar. En definitiva. Por el precio que me costó es un teclado muy competente y precioso.

Buen producto por menos de $900 pero con sus detalles. Siento que la comparación que voy a hacer es algo injusta pero mi otro teclado de batalla es el Corsair K60 de perfil bajo. Primero la firmeza, el cuerpo del teclado es de plástico, no es malo pero a comparación del otro si se siente más frágil, la construcción de las teclas no es mala pero pareciera que a los bordes de las teclas les falto una lijada, les pongo una imagen comparando las teclas y se ve claramente como las teclas de este modelo estan como "filosas" y las otras se ven bien acabadas, eso es algo que su control de calidad debería tener en cuenta. Lo bueno es el brillo de la iluminación, no hace mucho, el sonido es muy suave; el hecho de que te incluyen 8 switches de repuesto y 104 teclas de diferente color (no incluyen las 4 multimedia), con su respectiva herramienta para quitar las teclas y los switches, hacen que tenga una buena longevidad y que tenga buen nivel de personalización. Los sets predeterminados de iluminación siento que son mejores que los que tiene el K60 ya que este tiene uno como de olas que al K60 se lo puedes poner solo con la aplicación de iCue, más las opciones que tienes con la aplicación de este teclado.