RedragonWired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with RGB Backlit, 94 Keys, Programmable Macro Editing, Numeric Pad, Red Switches, Compact Keyboard Mechanical for Pc Mac Ipad, K636CLO

Great little compact keyboard, especially for the price! I was originally going to send it back because I meant to buy a wireless one (for a different PC), but I ended up keeping it because I liked it so much, and just replaced my current one with this one. So now I have two Redragon keyboards and I love them!Pros:Light-weight, compact, RGB lighting, still has the numpad so great for productivity as well as gaming, hot swappable keys/switches, great priceCons: While it says the switches are hot swappable, I was too afraid to remove them. The amount of force I was pulling on the switch (using the included tool), I really felt like it was going to break so I stopped. I watched a YT video and the guy just plucked it out like it was nothing. So I'm not sure why these are so difficult to remove. Others were also commenting on the video talking about how difficult they were to remove. I tried two different switches and they were both incredibly hard to remove so I just stopped trying. So that might be something to consider if you are wanting to change out the switches. Other than that, it's a great little keyboard!

De los mejores teclado que he tenido

This is my first mechanical energy and I have to say I like it very much. I think I will stick with red dragon in the feature for keyboards.My only complain is that so far I have been unable to remove the switches. They are too tight.

Excelente producto

works well and it's a premium keyboard

Excelente calidad, por su precio es más de lo que esperaba, las programación de luces es estupenda, tiene para todos los gustos. Aparte de su diseñor compacto lo hace bastante bonito y su driver es su mejor función ya que permite programar varias teclas.

Es bueno después de un buen tiempo usandolo aún va bien

5 stars but because of the price point. I was looking at this and it went on sale so I snagged it for like 37 bucks with tax.This is a cheap keyboard but honestly higher end than the price point IMOPros:it took me a minute to get use to but I love the trimmed down footprint of it. It eliminated all the extra buttons I don't need but will keeping the number pad.Switches are liniar red that seem responsive and quiet. I prefer clicky blues but the sound of these are a nice change.Hot swap is easy (others saying it sucks must not know what they are doing? I had no problem while testing)RGB software is easy to use and very customizable. I really enjoyed being able to color mach all of my gear with ease.Cons: some of these are very subjective but worth notingThe supplies power cable is nice that it is right angle and can utilize type c on the mobo but for my set up it was about a foot short. I used a different one that I had in a drawer and it works fine.I loathed the orange space and esc keys. I swapped out a few various caps on the board to fit me.The caps it came with really are not very bright to let the RGB shine through. The room has to be semi dark to really appreciate it.The plastic frame is very flexible. I would of paid a few extra bucks for an aluminum top frame half.Overall it's a decent budget trimmed down keyboard that is comfortable to use. I wouldn't pay full price for it but it was worth the cost all day on sale at 22% off.