The key action on this keyboard is amazing. Clicks are quiet and smooth, the keyboard is the perfect size, and side printed keys mean that no matter how hard I type I cannot rub off the lettters (as I have with a dozen keyboards already). Read more

The Mechanical keyboard. Many of us that used mechanical typewriters for a decade or more, pine for that certain "je ne sais quoi” of that time period. A few years back I got a tiny NUC computer and decided that it deserved the mechanical keyboard to go with it and did considerable research for that perfect look and feel. At that time Logi / Logitech had an Amazon listing that contained the range of key optionss: Cherry Red; Cherry Blue; TTC Red; TTC Blue; and TTC Brown. That Logitech K845ch listing is still here, but the Cherry’s are gone. (I love my Cherry Red. A nod to The Rolling Stones) Still, it was twice as much then, as this RedDragon is today. For this review, I did a quick Bluetooth 5.0 connection to a Macbook. There was the “clickity clack”, but the punch to me was not the "je ne sais quoi” that I personally was looking for. Though “I don’t know what”, I’ll leave it at being too “spongy” on the depress. But that is in the touch of the user. Nice enough manual, small, but not tiny. I prefer a link in the listing to download the manual. And thus a 4 star review. RedDragon Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Vine review. ASIN: B0DXZJW94F TPinSwUSA Vine Voice rating scale: ★ Well below expectations. And/or Listing is false. ★★ Below expectations and/or Significant listing errors or Significant problems. ★★★ Neutral - some good, some bad. Or highly priced for no known reason. ★★★★ Meets expectations. Price seemed competitive when review was written. ★★★★★ Exceeds expectations and/or the competition with Value. Unique. Read more

great keyboard, especially for the price. im very surprised with the ease of setup and the quality of this keyboard. 10/10 would recommend. Read more

Pros: - Well made - Quiet and responsive key switches - RGB is per-key and has a good array of defaults - Feels solid - 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth and wired connections - Software isn't invasive and all-consuming (I'm calling you out Steelseries! GG is just junk!) - You can change the key switches and a puller is included I used this for about a week before ordering Kalih Prestige Silent switches from Varmilo. The stock switches are pretty quiet - yet clicky. Changing them was fairly effortless if it's something you're into doing. The wireless range is pretty good and overall I really, really like the keyboard. If you're into quiet key switches (ninja snipers and court reporters, for example) Kalih Prestige Silent feel great and they're super quiet. The quietness of rubber dome junk keyboards with actually tactile switches. If it's on sale it's well worth it - Redragon offers it in other colorways as well. Read more

This keyboard has no business being this good for the price. Switches feel like speed switches and are factory lubed nicely. They sound pretty good stock, but since the board is hot swappable you are free to change the switches if you don't like them. The bar keys have little to no wobble. LED looks nice with the keycaps. I've used all three of the connection modes and they all work well. I have not tried the software, but you can definitely get by without it, if you don't care about macros or custom lighting effects. The only negatives I have would be the plastic housing, but what do you expect from a budget keeb. It's a really good introductory board geared toward gaming. If you're looking for something mainly for typing you may want to swap the switches out or look elsewhere. Read more