RedragonK673 PRO 75% Wireless Gasket RGB Gaming Keyboard, 3-Modes 81 Keys Compact Mechanical Keyboard Hot-Swap Socket, Dedicated Knob Control and Sound Absorbing Pads, Linear Red Switch

Easy to set up. I love that it comes with spare switches, and it sounds SOO nice! Very creamy. Excellent price point and perfect size for my desk. I have a large desk but I use a lot of the space and it was a pain to always move my bigger full-size keyboard out of the way. This is perfect. The *only* thing I wish it had were the home and end keys (because I use them with some of my programs,) but it's nothing I haven't been able to work around. The colors are soft, I love that the lighting shines through the keycaps and the lighting choices are not only easy to change, but offer a decent variety. It's got a bit of weight to it compared to some other keyboards I have used, but it's not terribly heavy, and honestly, it doesn't feel cheap. I really like the volume dial in the corner too. That's a feature i never had before and I quite like it. All in all, if you are staring out with smaller keyboards, or looking to replace one you had, this is a solid choice for someone on a budget and it doesn't feel like you are skimping on quality either.

This keyboard is amazing! I started having issues with my Logitech low profile keyboard, and needed a wired keyboard. This keyboard has three different connectivity options which is so convenient! Transitioning to a low profile setup to a standard keyboard was smooth, and the typing is great. The keys are sticky enough and the sound is creamy and smooth. I also love the lcd screen, even if I don’t utilize it often. 100% recommend, especially at the price point!

I love this keyboard. These switches are similar to mx reds, but more thoccy. They are linear switches, so they don't have that "click" of other switches that tells you the key is pressed w/o being fully pressed down. I like the thoccy-ness of the keyboard. I got it on sale for about $45, and it is a great keyboard for that price point. The switches are quieter than CMX blues, browns, and similar to reds. The baseplate of the keyboard is heavy and feels sturdy. The keycaps are slightly rounded and i really like that :3 The knob on the top right is functional for volume and brightness controls. i usually use it for volume. The colors of the keycaps are very pretty as well :3 The battery life of the keyboard is amazing. I have charged it only once since receiving my item on June 4th (it's June 15th rn). I use the dongle connectivity and when I am done using my keyboard I switch it off. The rgb works well and there are many options on the Redgraon software. I do wish there was more customization for the rainbow and multicolored presets though :((- My one "con" (although it's still a 5-star product) is that switching it off can be finnicky. The off/wired state is in the middle of the switch, with wireless dongle on the left, and bluetooth on the right (I'll attach a pic). Sometimes i accidentally switch it to bluetooth instead of off because of this.Overall, 5 Star product.Switches: 5/5, creamy/thoccy, linear switches (decently quiet)Keycaps: 5/5, rounded, very cute, and the color scheme works wellRGB/Software: 4/5, many preset options but limited customization of the multicolored/rainbow patterns (no custom rainbows)Value: 5/5, a budget friendly high end keyboard.

Got mine on sale for $55 with tax and honestly, this might be the best bang for your buck keyboard out there. Feels solid for the price plastic but still satisfying to type on and not super loud. Works with both Mac and PC, which is super convenient. The little screen is a nice bonus, makes it more fun than just RGB lights. Only tiny thing is the RGB could be a bit brighter, but honestly, not a big deal. Can’t beat this price for what you’re getting.

As someone who has only used laptop keyboards or bussiness Logitech ones I found this red dragon to feel really good and be really responsive. The keys have a fast travel time and the rbg settings look really good. I also like that you can control them from the keyboard without using an app. Can confirm it works perfectly for Linux. With little input lag when using the 2.4 gz wireless dongle. It’s also very quiet for a mechanical and the price is very good. Only issue is you will likely need to keep a spare full size in case you emulate old pcs where full sized keys were more frequently used.

This is a good, sturdy keyboard that I have no problem typing on. The three modes are great as well as I can use one setting for my iPad, one for my desktop and one for a laptop if i need it. Well worth the money. The software was easy to use and set up as well.The colors of the keycaps looks nice as well, even without the RGB on. The weight isnt heavy and gives it a sturdiness. The functionality is great for an iPad or a desktop and the brightness is enough that I can see the keys in the darkover all, i would rate this a 10 out of 10 and would recommend redragon to anyone (this is an unpaid endorsement.)

First impressions are amazing.I've not had a lot of experience with reduced layout keyboards so this will take a little bit of getting used to, but bottom line is that this is a great starter keyboard for people that want something that's easy to maintain and modify thanks to the hotswappable keyswitches.From the getgo it also has parts I really like. Mint linear switches might not be everyone's preference, but they're my favorite I've tried so far. That, and the keycaps having glyphs etched on the sides rather than the top means that they won't fade out over time from fingerprint smudges. I was worried about visibility of those glyphs early on, but in practice it's not an inconvenience at all.I've had other redragon keyboards in the past, and I've always appreciated how they have a weighty base and a rugged, industrial feel while still being conventionally appealing to the eyes.I'm using this keyboard wired into my work PC and don't have much of a reason to use the wireless features, but the option is appreciated nonetheless.