Redragon Rainbow RGB Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Blue)

I don't know where to begin. I own Epomaker, Royal Kludge, Razer, you name it I either own it or have owned it. This keyboard is my new daily driver.I'm no stranger to Red Dragon products (keyboards, mice, headsets, etc.) and this board takes the cake. The construction, sounds, lighting are all top notch. The switches give off that "creamy-marbly" sound. The board is tri-mode and the keycaps are some of the best out of the box caps I've ever owned.The board comes factory lubed and tuned. The stabilizers have no rattle and the gaskets are premium. I can't stop using it nor do I want to. The board is I believe 96% so you get all your function keys and number pad. For some the board may be too big but as I play MechWarrior games, etc. I find the need for a bigger board. I don't like pushing a function key plus another key to achieve what I can on this board with a single key press.In short get this board. For the price your getting a great quality board. I love it.

I used to have a Redragon keyboard, i can't remember which series before and i "upgraded" to a SteelSeries. What a horrible mistake, that expensive paperweight only lasted for 3 months before giving me all kinds of issues and SteelSeries support being as amazing as it is, gave no solution.I shouldn't never drifted away from Redragon, i've had now this keyboard for almost 4 months and it's great, it's durable, responsive, cheap and more important reliable.It's kinda loud and heavy, and there's no much RGB customization that you can do but it's understandable for such low price, if you want something that will last, perform and give you almost no issues then this Keyboard it's a great option.

Works for what I need it for just fine! it just looks cheap compared to some other keyboards that I've had, but it is a lot cheaper than any I've had, so I can't complain. The keys are super "clicky," so if that's your preference, then you'll like this keyboard. The back light, when first turned on, is super bright (almost hurts my eyes) but it has eight levels of dimming and can also be turned off, so it's only a very minor inconvenience. I would say this is an functioning, compact, and affordable keyboard. Worth it for a cheap keyboard. I've included pictures of the brightest setting, the most dim setting, and the back light turned off.

The media could not be loaded. I wouldn't use this for gaming all of the time because it does take a lot of intention to press the keys. I really like it for typing which I do a lot of. I have issues with accuracy on my Brown Key gaming keyboard and the feedback on this one is so wonderful. This would be hard to take to work though because this is much louder then any other keyboard I have ever owned.I have not owned a cherry MX blue keyboard so I can't compare it to those, but I love the satisfying feeling and sound of typing on this keyboard. Its very loud while I'm on the phone or a headset.Its very easy to clean, and I've had it for several months and the keys have no dirt or stains which I was worried about with a white keyboard.

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I originally purchased two of these keyboards because they're cheap, and I can abuse them and throw them away as needed. Turns out I still have both of them and they work great.With the exception of a volume knob and a 10-key, I'm as happy typing on one of these as my $200 corsair keyboard.I've got one on a repair bench in a garage. Plenty of heavy crap, solder, and beer, lands on the keyboard and it still works fine. The other one travels around the county in a mobile office setup, bouncing around in the back of a tractor trailer, and has no issues whenever I use it.

This keyboard is nice and compact. the keys feel very responsive and i love using it. BUT, out of the box this keybaord's "9" Key is malfunctioning. Every other key works but 9 is unresponsive about 75% of the time and when it DOES work it will sometimes double input. This is very annoying as when using credentials or just normal use i have to press the key multiple times. Other than this little problem ive had no problems with this product. i just really wish the key wasn't broken and i would have given this a 5 star!

I've typed for over 40 years and have used more typewriters and keyboards than I can remember. What I like about this one is the full keys. They aren't low to the keyboard, they stand up. And there is space in between the keys. They aren't touching each other.This is a loud keyboard. But it doesn't bother me. Not so sure about my co-workers. I don't use it for gaming at all. I have two of them. One in my home office and one in my work office. I needed a keyboard without a ten key pad on the right. When I use the mouse it puts my hand, wrist, arm and shoulder in an awkward position with the ten key on the right side of a keyboard because it forces me to move my arm too far out to the right. Over the years, this became quite painful.It's hard to tell in pictures how tall the keys are, so I wasn't sure what they would be like, my main focus was on a keyboard without the ten key. I was very pleased when it arrived and the keys were like the typewriter keys from the 1980s. They are very "clicky". Sounds silly but that's the best way I can describe it. I recommend it for daily typing if you like raised keys, cool lights, don't need a ten key and don't mind a little noise.From a gaming standpoint, I have no idea if it's a good keyboard. But it's exactly what I wanted and even more.