Redragon K530 Pro Draconic 60% Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, BT/2.4Ghz/Wired 3-Mode 61 Keys Compact Gaming Keyboard w/Hot-Swap Socket, Free-Mod Plate Mounted PCB & Tactile Brown Switch | BT 2.4GHz Wired Tactile Brown Switch Compatible Windows Mac Android

I'm really pleased with this keyboard.Some highlights:Switches: Comes with brown switches. It also comes with additional switches you can try out (black, red, blue and an extra brown switch, 1 each). I initially was going to go with a keyboard that had blue switches but after swapping out my spacebar to a blue switch, I had to change it back immediately. The brown switches are a nice happy medium between the red and blue, it all comes down to preference - gamers typically prefer red or brown, blue switches have that kind of high pitched click that some people find satisfying to type on. If you're unfamiliar with key switches, I would suggest researching them a little to see what you think you'd prefer. The key switches are really only compatible with Outemu switches. I've watched multiple reviews on YT and people have tried swapping out for switches like Cherry MX (the "gold standard") and they did not fit. This keyboard is great for gaming. The brown switches are a nice balance for gaming and typing.Size: It is nice and compact and takes up very little space for a keyboard (obviously, it's a 60%, ten keyless design) and it gives me a lot more real estate on my desk.RGB: Tons of RGB pattern options that can be programmed straight from the keyboard without using software. RGB has 5 levels of brightness and can be nice and bright.Quality: The build quality feels very solid and durable. For being a budget keyboard, it feels premium.Connectivity: Can be used wired or wireless.Battery life: Used it quite a bit for about 3 days and when I plugged it in, it indicated it was still fully charged so I expect the battery life to be excellent.Complaints: Only gripe is that the caps lock is the only key that does not light up unless the caps lock is activated or if you hit a limit when adjusting brightness of the RGB lights (adjust brightness with Fn2 + [+], the caps lock button will flash red a few times when maxed out). Would prefer if it lit up along with all the other keys during the RGB patterns and maybe stay lit red when caps lock is activated. Wish it had some media controls like skip back/forward, play/pause, volume up/down. Not really a complaint but it takes me a second to use the arrow keys (Fn or hold caps lock + W, A, S or D) because I've always used a full layout. Just something to get used to.I combined this keyboard with the Red Dragon M808 Storm gaming mouse, NPET MP02-SP RGB mouse pad and it looks awesome. Would definitely buy again and recommend to gamers and non-gamers alike.

TL:DR If you are looking for a 60% keyboard this is it: now on to full review.Were to start:Picked this little keyboard up to test it out see why everyone raves over 60% keyboards, out of the box I noticed the quality of the product, the same types of keyboards you see going to 100+ dollars from other companies, for cheaper and better. The 3 channel selection is an amazing feature I didnt think I would want but found it very cool to connect with 3 different bluetooth devices and have them connect and able to swap at anytime.A downside is the usb charge/connection cable is shorter than I would have liked since my setup isnt close enough to use it without an extender. However thats a situation based about my gaming setup not a fault of Redragon. (I dont dock any points off my score for this as I though it was funny and doesnt change the way the keyboard works but a small manufacture defect happend that ended up with the W and A keys being printed incorrectly with the Arrows for the left,and up arrow keys (again this doesnt effect performance and I just got a chuckle and wrote it of as I got a very different keyboard than probably most will) The lighting effects on the RGB are similar to their other products using their software to cycle through lighting options, the rgb is clear and bright enough without having hot spots that accent the keyboard perfectly. The Keys are brown switches meaning you get a softer distinct click than with say blue switches so if noisey keys bother you, these surely wont and they are very very responsive.Gameplay- On and off the connection cable response time was the exact same, I play games such as R6:Siege and even things like stardew valley and such, I didnt see a difference at all in response time with it on bluetooth or plugged in, meaning it was just as responsive on bluetooth as it was plugged directly into the pc which is amazing no delay just gaming and again for the price...you cant beat that.Typing: now if you are use to small keyboards typing is fine, however I typically game on a full keyboard with a numpad aswell so it took some time for me to get use to the smaller layout of the keys however thats a personal thing.Look I could go into every little detail that makes this keyboard awesome but, Just take my word for it, you buy it you wont regret it.

This is a fantastic mid-tier mechanical keyboard. With beautiful switches, 4 different ways of connecting to it, a dongle for direct wireless connection, a specially shaped USB-C charging for optimal usage, this thing sounds fantastic! But for its price, there must be some things it doesn’t do well. And there is.But first let’s start with the pros:You can either have this keyboard wired via USB-C, or have it connected wirelessly through a dongle or one of two different Bluetooth channels. It’s a rather robust keyboard and feels surprisingly sturdy. It even comes with extra key switches and key caps too plus the tools for them. It’s small form factor makes it easy to navigate around and helps keeps your desk clutter free. Plus, it even notifies you via led light if it is running low on battery.Where it starts to fall is the included cable. It doesn’t come with a brick, which is honestly fine. Just plug it into your computer. But the cable itself feels a little underwhelming. Now, I’ll give them points for the angled head so the cable doesn’t shoot out to the side and I also like how it comes with a USB-C to USB A cable so it can be used on virtually any machine.Now for the cons.My only real complaint though, is it’s wireless capabilities. It’s weird at best. I got this originally because of my desire for a clutter free desk and the fact that I use two different keyboards through out the day while working. Having them be wireless is simply easier to switch to and then store. But there’s something something odd about it. It’s rather finicky and I don’t definitively know why. But what I do know is that every morning I start wireless but by the end of the day I swapped to wired because the delay of the keys gets ridiculous delayed towards the end of the day. To the point it will straight up not report half of my input. Don’t get me wrong, when it does work it’s phenomenal. But it’s something to keep note of. And it doesn’t seem to matter about using Bluetooth or dongle either. If I were to guess, it’s more about line of sight than anything else.All in all, I do love this keyboard and if you have good line of sight or just want to have wireless as an option than this is for you.

If you ever run into an issue with your keyboard, reach out to the customer support email. I've been talking to Skye about various issues I've run into, and they've always been very thorough and kind with their solutions.I initially reached out for a minor issue of a key on the keyboard being aesthetically damaged, however, a couple days later my keyboard just stopped working. No bluetooth connecting and couldn't even type with a wire. Skye walked me through a couple solutions and once we found that my particular keyboard was faulty, I was arranged to get a replacement. The great thing about their customer support is that they follow up with you if they don't hear back, just to be sure you're truly satisfied before they close out your messages with them. I've never encountered such thorough and kind support, so I really appreciate it. I'm hoping this replacement keyboard that was sent to me is more representative of how long lasting the keyboard is (I've had it for 2 days at this point), and that the first keyboard that broke was just an anomaly.For the product itself, I love how compact it is, and that it has 3 available bluetooth connections so that I can keep my desk pretty clear. I have a work computer and a personal computer, and it's great just being able to switch between them so easily. The colors of the lights are really pretty too, and the feel of the keys when you press is very satisfying. I will say it's a bit loud, but I guess that's a given with a gaming keyboard. I am not a gamer myself but I just love the look of this, and was surprised when I saw that the arrow keys overlap with AWSD to save space, but I've gotten used to it now.I'd definitely recommend this company to others, especially after my experience with Skye :)

Just out of the gate I gave this 5 stars across the board because at 60 dollars everything I'd expect was excellent and 5 star worthy at this price point. Its not a 500+ dollar kdb like you see in the picture but it's not trying to be either. So 5 stars at 60 bucks because it's killer at that price.I couldn't resist pulling it apart and hitting every switch with lube. That cleaned it up quite a bit. I dielectric greased the stabs but I really wish I would have just put my spare cherry's in there. Again 60 dollar board here.Had some pudding caps from my d65 build so I snagged those, they felt a bit less rattly than the stock caps but that may be because the lube job. Stock caps felt good but I wanted to jazz it up.Case and bits are plastic as you'd expect in the price range so it's def hollow. Has a bit of a ping or ring or clang to it. Not terrible at all, way worse before the switches were lubed but you def get a bit of noise from it. Comparing to the d65 of course.Switches are decent, nothing bad or great. Came apart well, nothing broke or went back together bad. It's hot swappable so you can def swap your favorite in. Also came with 4 spare switches in the box in case you have a goof up. Tools for both caps and switches included.Overall for 60 bucks and a few hours of my time I'm very happy with this. I got this for my steam deck and it fits the bill well. Easily blue toothed to the deck. No dongle needed.If you're in the market for a budget 60% hotswappable set up this can take care of you. You have some switch options stock and can put ur own in as well. I'm glad I gave her a go and I'd recommend lubing them up as well as the stabs, that changed the whole keyboard.

I purchased this keyboard not recognizing the brand and not knowing much about gaming keyboards. After looking at as many reviews online as possible I decided to try my luck since I didn't really feel like spending $120-150 for a more recognizable brand name. I am very pleasantly surprised at the quality and general beefy-ness. The lights are bright and programmable, the keys feel great, and the size is awesome if you don't have alot of space or storage, of which I dont.One problem I had was trying to update it broke the bluetooth. I like to update everything as soon as I get it whether I need to or not. I really didn't have to. But I got in contact with customer support via their website and after a bit of failure at troubleshooting, they just sent me a new one. It was that easy.If you have an older computer though check your bluetooth version. My late-2011 imac is too old to work via BT but the bent USB-C cable keeps it looking clean.If you don't know key switches the browns feel like a traditional keyboard. They aren't very quiet with a light twang and clack (no late night sessions in the same room as a sleeping souse), but they have a satisfying click at the end of a key press.If you're looking for a great looking 60% with nice RGB I wouldn't hesitate too much about this Redragon not being one of the big brand names. It's a solid choice, just pick the right switch for you. They give you samples of the other types in the box but it's a bit too late by then.

First things first, I'm not much of a gamer, so I can't speak to that experience. However, I type a lot for work and for fun and performance is a key factor for me.My first mechanical was a clicky Logitech, which I rather liked a lot, but I found myself gravitating more and more to the quieter switches. I've currently got Bullet QL switches plus dampeners to really keep things quiet. It can keep up with me (I type fast) without sounding overwhelming to others around me, it looks great, and the form factor is fantastic.I also like the multi connectivity (though I admit I've never used the 2.4GHz) and the option to go wired (and luckily USB-C) or not. The keyboard has been used on Linux (Ubuntu if you're counting), OS X, iOS, and Android.The battery tends to last long enough that I don't really find myself being aware of how long it lasts ;) When it does go back, the keyboard output gets kind of wonky and the red LED on the side that indicates power starts blinking, which I find a useful and reasonable indicator.As far as the keyboard itself, I've found using FN1 a reasonable way to get to those "missing" keys: function, arrows (on ASWD, which makes logical sense), page, insert/delete, home/end, print screen. It also works for backtick and tilde but I always find it a bit confusing as FN1+escape will provide both of those (you add shift to get the tilde). These characters are extremely valuable in the Linux command line, so I'm a little sensitive about it. That's a relatively small gripe given how much is jammed together in such a small space without doing weird stuff like having overly short keycaps. A compromise has to be made somewhere.As for the bad stuff: the stabilizers are a little loud, especially the space bar. This is a mod I plan on dealing with soonish and I'll update accordingly. If you run clicky switches, you probably won't even notice.Oh, and can't comment on the software as I've yet had the need to use it.Regardless of any negatives, the price is fantastic for what you get. If you're looking for a functional and still upgradable mechanical keyboard but you don't want to pay prices normally associated with more custom mechanical keyboards, this is a great way to go.

Pros:Wired input lag is minimal.Very Sturdy Frame.Nice Sleek Minimal.Keycaps and Switches can be replaced pretty easily. Otemu switches.Key presses don't make the typical hollow or ping sound of cheap boards.Great LED's, nice and bright.Cons:FN keys are delayed and don't react well.Bluetooth is not strong and won't even connect from 2ft.Bluetooth when it does work has a noticeable delay.After 1 year my 6 key has broken on PCB, one tap writes 5 other characters.All other keys have held up although I switched some from Otemu brown to Red and Blue for my gaming setup.Overall: Best bang for the buck 60% keyboard for gaming, I've had. It is cheap don't expect it to be without possible flaws.

Es mi primer teclado mecánico y estoy enamorado de el. El único inconveniente que le veo es que no trae la configuración española, para mi no es un problema, pero si lo quiere usar mi hija, ella no sabe donde están los símbolos. Pero esto ya lo sabia cuando adquirí el teclado. Lo que no entiendo es como empresas como redragon no sacan a la venta Keycaps para sus teclados para cambiarlos de idioma.Todo lo demás 10/10. Lo utilizo tanto para ofimática como para jugar y 0 problemas.

This is a nice, solid keyboard, I'm using it to type this review. the solidity means it does not wander on my desk while typing.I bought it as I had a very small portable desk that this fitted very well.There are a couple of things that I personally don't like - I use excel a lot and miss dedicated arrow keys. There is a key combination but not quite as convenient (then again this is a 60% keyboard, so should not be surprised), and the other is that the keys are printed in US layout so some symbols are not right on the keys. It is set up on my PC as UK so the symbols are where I expect them but not shown on the keys themselves.The keyboard itself is very nice to use, responsive, connects easily via bluetooth and has a reasonable battery life even with the RGB running

This is a great mechanical keyboard in the 60% category. I have been using it extensively, over the last 3 months. It is compact and though the body is made of plastic, it's built quality is superb. It sits easily on even small tables occupying very little space. It's very easy to carry in a laptop bag. It has a set of kick out feet, which gives you that extra bit of tilt and makes the typing experience very easy on your fingers. The RGB is bright, well lit and very well done. The battery life is good and lasts me for almost 2.5 days even with my heavy use. The battery charging time is a bit on the longer side though. The keys are double shot and well done. It has bluetooth as well as RF 24r Ghz which is a great feature. This has been especially useful to me as compared to my last mechanical keyboard which had only bluetooth connectivity. I am now able to connect to my office laptop as well which does not allow bluetooth connections. This is the best part, I am now able to connect to practically any device. For mechanical keyboard fans, the keys are hot swappable and the keyboard comes with a key pulled and a key cap puller separately.The only thing I found annoying initially is the placement of the arrow keys, but over the last 3 months I have gotten used to it.So all said, this has been a very good purchase for myself, and Amazon's delivery was also on the dot as always. I understand that, currently, there are a large number of options, from different brands, for this type of mechanical keyboard, but from a pricing, built quality and features perspective, this is probably one of the best, if not the best option out there.

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Es la primera vez que tengo un teclado inalámbrico y es muy bonito en el color blanco muy elegante. Lo que más me gusta es que si no lo usas se suspende automáticamente en luz, pero no se desconecta.No lo uso para jugar solo para escribir lo recomiendo mucho hasta hoy no me ah dado fallas.