Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's okay in case the price isn't rgb it's a single-color led (purple) but it doesn't affect me since the color of my set up is the same color It has several modes and you can even customize your own mode.

It's an excellent budget keyboard for gaming. Pattern of light is complimentary to the gaming look.

Got this keyboard on clearance to clear up space on my desk as its for my PS4 while I stream through computer. Works fine wish it was RGB.

I was able to get this on sale and I think it's a pretty good keyboard for how cheap it is. Typing on it feels nice. It works well for gaming. It's very compact and great for use on limited desk space or if you need to travel with it. A detachable USB-C cable is nice if you need to replace it in case if it dies or you want a different length cable. The keycaps feel pretty decent for a budget keyboard. There are a few flaws that would keep me from recommending this as someone's primary keyboard however. One is that while holding down the Fn buttons the Ctrl and Alt keys can't be used. That means that key combinations that include Ctrl or Alt and a key that is on the Fn or Fn2 layer can't be done. An example is Ctrl-Alt-Del or Alt-F4, as the Del and top function keys require holding down the Fn or Fn2 key. You also cant do something like Ctrl and Right Arrow key, which is useful in text editing. It seems like this is a major oversight by Redragon. The keyboard's backlight looks good, but I've noticed sometimes after long usage some of the backlight keys start to flicker a bit. Unplugging the keyboard and plugging it back in or restarting the computer to cycle the power to the keyboard fixes this. The keys otherwise still work fine even if this is happening. It's just annoying and a reminder of it being a cheap keyboard. There is no software to remap the buttons. The shortcomings with not being able to use Ctrl and Alt with Fn or Fn2 could be worked around if you could remap buttons. The arrow keys on the Fn layer are also mapped to WSAD. Having them mapped to keys on the right might have been nice so you can access them with one hand, but WSAD isn't that bad for me as I am used to using WSAD for navigation in games. Overall for the price it's not bad. It exceeded my expectations for a super cheap mechanical keyboard. However the flaws with modifier keys would keep me from recommending it to people as their only keyboard. I use this with my laptop, so if I need to do some of those key combos I can just reach over to my laptop keyboard. If this keyboard was any more expensive it'd be a deal-breaker for me, but for being cheap and otherwise decent I can live with it for what I use it for. If you are okay with these flaws and are just looking for a cheap 60% mechanical keyboard to try, or use on the go and not worry about beating up a more expensive keyboard, it's not bad for the price. If you are looking for a primary keyboard to use I'd recommend looking at something else.

It's a little expensive for what it is but the actual use of it is second to none. The click of the mechanical switches is unparalleled and the light is bright and colorful. The only real cons that I have to complain about are the lack of RGB lighting, instead only having a pink LED under the keys and the smaller size not accommodating all the keys.

surprisingly high quality build for its price. The keys feel great. The software however, is suspicious and not functional. If you dont mind sticking with default rgb colors Its great.

It was my first mechanical keyboard purchase, and I love the brown switches I chose. I found myself missing the designated arrow keys on a typical keyboard, but there was no adjacent 65% keyboard that was white with browns. There’s also a difference in command combinations, although that could just be a Mac issue. Overall, super pretty and fun, and very, very satisfying to type on! It’s my first mechanical keyboard baby, and it was a great price!

Best keyboard I have ever bought for $23… nice mechanical operation, the backlight is bright. Well worth it for the value

Not bad for the price. I do prefer the standard keyboard size but overall a good start for those who want to give a 60% keyboard a try

got this Jan 4 of last year, still using it today. Feels good sounds good and looks good with my setup

The keyboard is very responsive and well-made, but it is a little loud.

Very nice for the price im happy i made the choice of this keyboard

Great starter keyboard rgb is good and the keys make a great sound

Gots good colicky key caps. Works great for gaming computers.

Great keyboard I loved it so much glaze glaze glaze glaze

really good for it's small form, good to play on. need a little time to get use to it, because doesn't have all the keys as a full keyboard.

I was satisfied with this purchase, it lasted 3+ years and never had an issue with it

My little gamer love it! Looks pretty and cute because it's small and nice feeling of clicking the keys.

great product. i struggled to find a budget friendly 60% keyboard but when i saw this i got it without knowing anything about it. i dont regret the decision one bit. small portable form factor and good quality switches. cherry on top is the switches are hotswappable with other outemu switches (you can pull the switches without de-soldering all of the connections.) overall better than most high dollar keyboards.

its a great keyboard with no problems what so ever get the keyboard