Customer Ratings & Reviews

I'm quite pleased with the keyboard. It is plenty responsive for what I need. The keys can be noisy, but I understand why they're that way. The RGB light display modes are all quite cool. Make sure to check the manual for the various FN + (key) modes. The only thing I'm not sure about is the driver software. I'm not sure what it does because it is not in English.

Keyboard feels great. Quiet(ish) but consistent mechanical keyboard feel. Solidly constructed. weighs much more than expected. Using it in a office environment. Not much gaming happening here. Hands no longer ache every afternoon.

Great bang for the buck. Rgb lights have lots of cool settings & the software control allows you to customize your own settings easily. Keys press nicely, minimal wiggle. Satisfying mechanical “clack” sound when typing, it is quite loud but not enough to be annoying, it’s just right in my personal opinion. Great for gaming, although it does feel a little strange to type on; this is due to the red switches not providing tactile feedback when pressed but that is their intended function, still far superior in feel to a membrane or laptop keyboard. USB cable is quite long, so you are not limited in where you can place it. Although the keyboard is cheap, it is quite heavy & the feet are sturdy; this keeps it FIRMLY in place during use and it does not budge at all, which was my biggest concern buying a cheap mechanical keyboard. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a keyboard for gaming purposes. For anyone looking for a keyboard NOT for gaming, I would probably recommend getting one with blue or brown switches instead of the reds that this keyboard uses, but this keyboard will still serve you very well for such a hard-to-beat price.

Great keyboard and huge value considering the price. Great RGB effects and the cherry red switches are very responsive and feel great to type and play with! Lack of dedicated media keys is the only flaw I see but they still have keyboard shortcuts with the FN key so you can still do stuff like turning the volume down without having to exit a program thankfully

Very nice mechanical keyboard. If you're looking for a full size mechanical keyboard then this one is an excellent choice.

Bought it for my son since his original keyboard buttons fell off when typing and playing video games. It does light up when you type and is great for gamers and night time play when you don't want to waste electricity. Looks nice and can be considered high quality for boys who are rough. Can be bought for both genders and can be paired with the light up mouse and their headset.

This is a good mechanical keyboard if you just want something more tactile. if you’re more of an enthusiast you’ll probably want more premium feeling keys, but for a casual gamer who just wants a keyboard with a nice responsive feel, this is it. Comes with lighting preset hot keys but is also fully customizable (Each key can be individually assigned a color) with downloadable software. Price is nice too.

I'm not a gamer -- but I do more programming, business work and content production. Which I've found that gaming keyboards still offer a lot of flexibility when I comes to the type of work that I do. Plus with keyboards like the K582 SURARA RGB the added benefit of having lighted keys where you can change colors/color patterns is always a plus. Overall, the SURARA is built like a tank but it is compact and comfortable to type on. Finally, I am impressed with the quality of Redragon keyboards given that they are priced well below competitor keyboards. This is my fourth Redragon and probably not my last as I'm getting ready to start on my next PC build.

This is a great starting keyboard. it is loud like all mechanical keyboards are. But, it is so nice to use. I can switch out some of the switches if i want to as well. would buy again

I bought this keyboard because of the price and the switches. I think this is an amazing keyboard for the price I love the feel of the switches and the overall build is solid.

The Redragon K582 is a decent keyboard for beginners, and really good for its price point. Full RGB, Outemu hot-swappable, and full layout for its price is good. The switches bottom out weirdly and keys with stabilizers are really mushy.

Noob to PC - Having lived with Mac keyboards for 12 years and having to migrated over to PC due to better hardware, I was left with my keyboard selection. I went to Best Buy about 5 times, purchasing and returning. I know I don't like clicky keyboards now, haha. I kept my budget at $100-150 and was not brand specific. I didn't like any of the ones I tried. This one was cheaper and looked promising. I am currently typing on it and it feels good. You don't get a wrist rest, but for under $50, I can live with that. Overall a great keyboard and I look forward to my next one!

Good quality, good looking. They keys arent too loud, and not too quiet. Comfortable to use.

Nice Rgb keyboard with nice color patterns and clicking sounds

For the price, you can't beat it for a mechanical keyboard! Great feel, response and vibrant colors!

Very nice keyboard! Works great with my new PC. LOVE the feel of the keys and illumination!

Very easy to setup My kid love it it has adjustable RGB in many patterns. Easy to use software.

Love the colors,blawesome keyboatd and mouse. Love it

So far I love this keyboard. The lights look pretty awesome but aren’t bright enough to distract you while typing or gaming. The clack sound it makes when typing is pretty cool and not overly loud. It’s also pretty heavy too so you don’t have to worry about it sliding away from you when typing. I would recommend this keyboard to anyone looking for RGB lighting keyboard.

Wanting to dive into the world of mechanicals, I really wanted something I wouldn't be disappointed with AND burn a huge hole in my pocket. This one fit the budget and the keys feel GREAT. Like I said, I'm no pro with mechanicals but for a n00b this Redragon is a solid start for sub-50