Iv'e had this keyboard for about 1 ish week now(writing on this on the keyboard) and it is very nice, it is very nice and not too loud but still feels somewhat clacky. The only down side that iv'e had was that the anti ghosting is good but the main flaw that I have is that sometimes i get these errors where it would double key the same letter. Overall a good keyboard Read more

Worked wonderfully and both versions are nice and hefty!!! But make sure you know which one you are getting! The one that’s more expensive on this listing is the metal casing! The cheaper one is a plastic casing! While still nice and hefty will solid keys, it’s still plastic. So be wary!!! Read more

Red Dragon has become my go-to for keyboards and mice. This keyboard has great feel and has good response. The RGB is bright, and has multiple light modes. The clicky-ness has a quality feel to it. At this point I own 3 keyboards and and 2 mice, and I do not regret my purchases. Read more

I bought this keyboard to replace a failing non-mechanical Logitech wireless keyboard. Why did I wait so long? The feeling of a mechanical keyboard is far superior; leading to better accuracy. The color settings were a pleasant surprise. This is an awesome product for the price. Read more

This is my first mechanical keyboard and I fell in love with the design. I love everything that is tactile so trying a mechanical keyboard was something that was in the back of my mind. With that being said, it did take me about a week to get used to the clickety-clack and the long key travel but I really like the way it feels under my fingers. Be warned though, if you try using this keyboard in an office setting, your cubicle will be relocated to the parking garage before your lunch break. Additionally, I feel that the price point is very fair and is a solid value. Recommended! Read more

I replaced an old broken G910 with this keyboard since I don't use all the macro keys. Keys have a decent feel to them, not wobbly or flimsy, a nice classic sound for clicks, and a heft to it that shows it's not just a cheap plastic KB. It's also fairly compact which is going to take some getting used to for touch typing, taking up 20% less space than my G910, and came with four button replacements and an additional red ESC and Space Bar keys. Read more

(TLDR): The “LED” one (less expensive) works/sounds just as fine, the only real difference is the “QWERTY” one has brighter and more vibrant backlighting. If you just care about functionality/affordability, get the cheaper one. If you care more about aesthetics, spend a lil more! - - - - - I have two fellow gamer friends who desperately needed new keyboards, and since I already bought them keycaps, I decided to look for affordable mechanical keyboards for them. Amazon recommended these, reviews seemed promising, but I had another issue.. what’s the difference?? Why is one $10-15 more?? Nothing really explains the difference here and Google couldn’t help me with wtf LED vs QWERTY was (I thought they both were?? 🤨 Idk still learning about keyboards, bear with me here) A few reviews said one was brighter than the other, but other than that, I was unsure why one cost more. One friend only cared about functionality as they work from home, but the other friend very much cares about aesthetics and has a nice gamer setup. So figured, I’ll just get both! So here’s a breakdown of all the notable but pretty settle differences: RBG LED (White Logo) On Box: Sindri Red Dragon Price: Cheapest Option (great for what you pay for, best affordable option) Sound: Red Switches, not “silent” imo but not too loud either (I think this one sounded SLIGHTLY clackier, but friends couldn’t tell difference, maybe I just watch a lot of keyboard videos to notice lol) Base: Black “Metallic” appearance (bottom keyboard in light pic) Felt slightly lighter, not all that noticeable though Lighting: Not nearly AS vibrant, but still bright enough (top keyboard in dark pic) When you first plug in, the light is stagnant. Functionality: No lag so far, smooth typing, perfect for casual gamers or work use RGB QWERTY (Red Logo) On Box: Rudra Red Dragon Price: Slightly Pricier (still great for what you pay for tbh) Sound: Red Switches, same, not “silent” imo but not too loud either Base: Black Plastic appearance (top keyboard in light pic) Felt slightly heavier. Lighting: Much more vibrant (bottom keyboard in dark pic, pic doesn’t do justice, it was significantly brighter) When you first plugin, the light is flowing. Functionality: No lag so far, smooth typing, perfect for gamers and work use - - - - - My review is already long af, but I’ll have my friends update me on overall usage overtime. The “aesthetics” friend plays way more games on their PC, so I’ll be able to tell heavy gamer use for the QWERTY one. While the “functional” friend will be using it for work, as they work from home, so I’ll tell more daily use for the LED one. 👍 I’ll ask more about the settings as well as time goes on, for now, they’re just happy with their new keyboards! Read more

The Redragon Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is an absolute gem for gamers and typists alike. From the moment I started using it, I was impressed by its premium feel—despite its surprisingly affordable price. The tactile feedback from the mechanical switches is incredibly satisfying, producing a crisp and precise click sound that I can’t get enough of. It strikes a perfect balance between performance and aesthetics, with customizable RGB lighting that adds a dynamic flair to my setup. What truly stands out is the build quality. The keyboard feels sturdy and durable, more like a high-end product than a budget-friendly option. The keycaps are well-crafted, and the response time is exceptional, making it perfect for intense gaming sessions or long hours of work. Overall, the Redragon keyboard delivers a fantastic experience that rivals far more expensive options. I couldn’t be happier with this purchase! Read more