RedragonK556 RGB LED Backlit Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Full Keys Anti-Ghosting with Solid Heavy Aluminum Base, 104 Standard Keys with Soft Tactile Brown Switches, US Layout

This is my first mechanical keyboard. I have used it for a few days. I like it a lot. It feels great typing this comment with it.The build quality is good. It feels heavy when you first hold it. Nothing feels cheap with this product. Definitely a great value of money.I use the keyboard mostly for typing and sometimes for gaming. The brown switch is not very clicky, and doesn’t sound loud which is perfect for using it in office as it won’t bother others very much. The switch does do its job. It is fast and accurate. You feel confident when you press down every key. It performs well with games. I have to say it is exactly what I want.The keyboard has multiple backlight mode you can choose. Fancy and fun. It easily attracts others attention and stands out from the crowd.I would definitely recommend this one for you.

Really cool looking , works perfectly on Bluetooth mode which I use as my pc is hooked up to my lounge TV no more typing errors lol the accuracy is spot on 🤪, looks very durable and jardearing too love it!

I just sat down at my PC, and realised I have owned this keyboard for almost 6 years! It has had daily use pretty much sonce then, and has never let me down other than a couple of replacement keys (Which are included).It mechanical keys still feel great and responsive, and is genuinely as good as the day I bought it. Literally everything still works.I very rarely leave reviews for anything, but having had a couple of mechanical keyboards from brand name (And pricier) companies fail after around 18 months, I thought it was worth sharing my experience with this fantastic keyboard.

This keyboard exceeded my expectations for the price. It has excellent quality and is built like a tank. The metal base gives a good heft to it which prevents it from sliding around.Pros:- Excellent quality- Good key switches- Most lighting effects can be changed without the need for software- Brown switches (that I purchased) has a satisfying click and feels good to type.Cons:- Lighting is not as bright as I want it to be. Even in the max brightness setting, it feels less bright compared to all the other rgb peripherals I have.- The reddragon software seems unpolished and not so user friendly to use. Thankfully the lighting effects can be controlled without the app.

The keyboard is great but there is a buzzing sound when you have the RGB other people might not notice it as much but for someone who has autism like me I can notice it quite a bit so I turned off the RGB which is a shame because I brought it for the RGB

A solid keyboard all around.

Amazing product for a good price.And amazing customer support!Massive thank you to the whole team of Redragon!Stan

I was initially quite happy with this keyboard. It looks and feels pretty good.I quickly realised however that it makes a ringing noise on key strokes - it sounds like reverberation through the frame itself. The brown switches feel pretty good and aren't too noisy for typing work, but the ringing in the frame is incredibly annoying if you aren't wearing headphones with loud music on.Tonight, after using it for less than two weeks the W key suddenly started working on and off, and then stopped responding entirely. This was annoying, but I figured it could just have been bad luck, so I replaced the switch with one of the spares that came with the keyboard. The key started responding again and I thought that while it's a not a good sign for the quality, it wasn't a big deal.However, about 20 minutes later the A key started doing the same, sometimes being unresponsive and sometimes working. It's not fully dead yet, and appears to be working decently now, but this is really not acceptable for a product that should be designed for a lot more use than two weeks of light office work and gaming!I'll be asking for a refund ASAP.Oh also, the adjustable legs don't lock in place well enough. If you slide the keyboard up the desk with the legs set to angle the keyboard, one of the legs with roll over its hinge to the flat position and now you've got a wobbly keyboard. This is nitpicking, but if the grippyness on the legs is going to be as good as this keyboard's, they need to lock in place a lot more securely.