Redragon K517 Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit, Tri-Mode BT/2.4GHz/USB-C, Mechanical Feel 94 Keys Computer Keyboard with 4 Macro Keys, Number Pad, 4000mAh Battery for Win/MAC

I am currently typing on the Karura 2 keyboard, I have watched many reviews about this keyboard and I guess the one I got was the "updated newer version" The key layout is a bit different from the reviews i've seen but those reviews were like years ago. Upon typing on this right now I can feel that some keys are kinda hard to type on but it is no problem to me at all because I wanted a quieter keyboard than my mechanical one. I am a streamer and my mechanical keyboard is just so loud, great keyboard but super loud without a palm rest and it is not a full size keyboard. I decided to go with the red dragon (thank god I found this) because I already own a red dragon product myself which is their mouse that I bought about 3 years ago and man it is still working like its new. I was about to pull the trigger on a corsair for double the price of this keyboard! and I am glad I was able to save half the money because this keyboard just looks sleek, material feels smooth and rubbery which I like.Yes the keyboard is RGB and I mean it is RGB not in a sense that you can customize it like Razer or corsair keyboards but as soon as I plugged in the keyboard it was preset to a rainbow color theme, meaning each key had different colors. You can also change it to solid colors and different lighting effects, still havent played around with all of them but trust me youll know what to do once you get the keyboard.Did I already mention that this thing is pretty damn QUIET?, like I stated above I needed a keyboard that was quiet and yes this keyboard feels pretty damn quiet. The added wrist rest feels a whole lot better for someone who didn't have a wrist rest for a long time also lol.If you're on a budget this is a great keyboard to get, yes it may not feel as premium as the more expensive keyboard, yes the keys are a bit hard to press but for the price I paid for it, it definitely suits my needs.

I will DEFINITELY be purchasing more products from this brand in the future. The quality of their products FAR exceed their pricing. The value to cost ratio is so huge, I don't know why they aren't more expensive, but I am glad they aren't.I can't find a single complaint with this keyboard or their mouse that I purchased. In fact, the mouse was even MORE impressive.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0D3PP9XQL?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_3&th=1Simply amazing products.

My partner and I both bought one of the each, knowing the common issues they have. We figured for the price, they were the cheapest LED keyboards available with sleek slim-profile keys and a great design.We have owned them for 6 months now so I figure we have gone through a decent enough trial period to now state our experience.The negatives:My partner has had zero problems with her keyboard.The only issue I have had is the (common) sticking key that people mention. I have had two keys stick so far, one of which begun within a week or two of receiving it but only lasted for a few days (where I would quickly tap in rapid-succession on the key quite aggressively to un-stick it) and it has been working fine ever since.The other key that stuck is my left Ctrl key (which can be annoying when gaming); it only sticks sometimes, other times it just feels firm as if it might not be pressing down properly, and other times it acts as normal. It doesn't bother me much and we knew from other reviews that might happen so I wasn't surprised or upset when it happened.The lighting on some keys, notably the spacebar, isn't always solid (can be a bit spotty/patchy) but for almost all of the keys it is a good solid colour and it doesn't bother us - we are more than happy with the LED lighting for its price.The pros:- Love the ability to, and the ease of, changing LED colours- Love how quiet the keys are and how easy they are to type with (though from what I read before buying, some people hate typing with this keyboard and some people like it so I guess it is mostly preference). I think it is probably the quietest keyboard I've ever used.- The low profile keys are exactly what we were hoping for; it's so hard to find true low-profile keys, especially with LED as well, and this was our number one reason for buying the keyboard so it passes with flying colours there.After 6 months of ownership, we are both very happy with the purchase and have definitely gotten our money's worth.If you are looking for a really cheap choice for a keyboard with ultra-low-profile keys and LED lighting (potentially while you save up for an expensive keyboard), I can't suggest this more; just be aware that, for the price, you may be in the unlucky portion of people that run into some issues (though you still have good odds of having no problems).If this is a lot of money to spend on a keyboard for you, where one of the common issues worries you (or would make you sour), then you might want to consider a plain keyboard that you won't have to worry about until you can afford spending a lot more on the type of keyboard you want.