Redragon Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Wired, 11 Programmable Backlit Modes, Hot-Swappable Red Switch, Anti-Ghosting, Double-Shot PBT Keycaps, Light Up Keyboard for PC Mac

Easily the best keyboard I've ever bought, and I've bought some high-tier brands in the past for over a hundred dollars.It comes with a keyswitch tool, extra switches, and does not feel cheap in quality.It also sounds nice when typing. It's that kind-of "muted clack" sound. Hard to describe such things but that's my best shot at it.The size is standard array and my fingers feel good on it.I was able to switch out my keycaps for WASD (I prefer circular key caps for those) and the caps do not clash with the other caps what-so-ever.The wireless bluetooth and plugged in modes both work well; I was able to use it wirelessly for about 3 days of near-constant use before having to plug it in.Honestly, I just left it plugged in since then so not sure how well the battery is on a recharge.The lights are appealing, the keys look nice; the color scheme is kinda abstract but I'm not mad about it.Overall, great keyboard, and it's held up for a couple months now with no degradation.Thanks Redragon. Appreciate a good product.

I was on a tight budget and picked out this keyboard but man I did not expect for this keyboard to be THIS GOOD! The material of the keys feels great and they are fairly quiet. The RGB lights are a nice touch and something you wouldn’t expect from such a cheap costing keyboard that so functions great. I love this keyboard and plan to use it for a long time

I've been using this keyboard since 2022, and I intentionally waited a few years before writing a serious, thorough review. It has performed flawlessly for both typing and gaming. My favorite games are The Witcher 3 and World of Warcraft, and it has been excellent for both.The C key started to malfunction about six months ago, but the keyboard comes with spare switches, so I was able to replace it easily. Other than that, it has been extremely reliable.I highly recommend it.

The Redragon mechanical keyboard is a well-built and sturdy piece of hardware. The 11 programmable backlit modes offer great customization for those who enjoy a personalized desk aesthetic, and the hot-swappable feature is a significant plus, allowing for easy maintenance or future switch upgrades. It feels durable and provides the tactile feedback many users look for in a mechanical setup.However, it is important to note that this keyboard is definitely not silent. Mechanical switches are known for their distinct sound, and this model is no exception—it produces a clear, audible "clack" with every keystroke. For someone specifically seeking a quiet or discreet typing experience to avoid disturbing others or for use in a focused environment, the noise level here may be a drawback.Bottom Line: A high-quality, customizable keyboard that performs well for gaming and heavy typing. It’s a solid choice if you enjoy the classic mechanical feel, but if a silent workspace is your priority, you will find this model much louder than expected.

This keyboard is great. The keys feel good. Nice and clicky, but the keys are extremely loud--so loud I had to return it. I expect that is a feature for this keyboard, though, so no dings on the stars! It's great otherwise and I was bummed I couldn't use it because of the sound.

If half stars were an option, this Redragon K671 Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard would honestly land right in between 4 and 5, but I'm rounding up to 5 rather than settling for 4, because overall this is just a genuinely great feeling keyboard to type and game on. My first impression out of the box was actually about size, it's noticeably smaller than I was expecting, mainly because there's no extra plastic bezel running around the sides like most keyboards I've used in the past. It gives the whole thing a more compact, minimal footprint on the desk, which took a little adjusting to but ended up being a nice change of pace once I got used to it. The weight was another surprise, it's wildly light compared to my old keyboard, to the point where picking it up for the first time genuinely caught me off guard given how substantial most keyboards in this category tend to feel.As for the actual typing experience, the keys feel great. There's a satisfying tactile response with each press, and the sound they produce is pleasant without being obnoxious or overly loud. That said, if you've used genuine Cherry MX Reds before, don't go in expecting an identical sound signature, these switches are a bit more muted and subdued compared to how Cherry Reds typically sound. Worth noting, Redragon doesn't actually market these as Cherry Reds to begin with, they're simply listed as "red switches," so there's no false advertising here, just a similar style switch at a very different price point. And honestly, given that the switches are hot swappable at this price, it's hard to hold the sound difference against them at all, if you want a different feel or sound down the line, you have the option to swap them out yourself instead of being stuck with what came in the box.Overall, this keyboard punches well above its price point. Build quality feels solid despite the lighter weight, the typing experience is genuinely enjoyable, and the swappable switches add a level of long term flexibility you don't often get at this cost. The smaller footprint and lighter weight were unexpected surprises, but not negative ones, and the sound and feel of the stock switches are good enough that most people won't feel any urgent need to swap them right away. A fantastic value keyboard that would easily be a 4.5 star product if that rating existed, and one I'm comfortable rounding up to a full 5 stars given how well it performs for the price.

Good mechanical keyboard with hot-swappable mechanical switches. The LEDs are fixed colors, and only the backlight pattern can be adjusted. Colors look good except for yellow, which has a brown muted tone. The switches and keycaps feel quite light. The circuit board is not insulated too well and is visible through slits on the underside of the keyboard. It's not the most premium feeling, but for under $30, its a steal.

I really, really want to be fair in my review of this keyboard. This can be difficult when it has both 5-star and 1-star features. That difficulty increases when we consider that keyboards are marketed for different purposes.Pros first. These are dual-cap keys, so there is no paint to rub off the top of the keys. The letters should be visible far longer than the keyboard works. That's a major bonus, because I was having to replace my keyboard yearly simply because the letters would become unreadable.This is a red-key true-mechanical keyboard. At the current price of under $30, that's a real buy. I am reviewing this one day after I received it, and it is so much easier to type on than my prior "feels mechanical" keyboard that had failing keys, the letters rubbing off the surface, and recognition failure. This keyboard has a very light touch, the keys register every time (of course, it's a brand new keyboard), and the placement of the keys is excellent.This keyboard does have the ability to instantly enable or disable the WINDOWS key, which I find to be very handy as I am regularly accidentally hitting that key. Keys have a macro function to speed up often-used key combinations.The Cons: After using this for a couple months, this has proved to have significant "keybounce"-- despite advertising claims to the contrary. Despite being an excellent typist (90wpm accurately) I am constantly seeing multiple letters, which is a constant annoyance. It would be enough to prompt return except it's past its return window.This is not a "quiet" keyboard. While more quiet that some, it is noisier than others. The keys definitely "clack". I was wanting a totally quiet keyboard (yes, they do exist).According to Copilot there are three market segments for keyboards: Pro Gamer / Business (which oddly is the same market). These users love reliable, no-gimmick keyboards that just work with zero distractions. Then there is the Casual Gamer segment, who love flashy nonsense "patterns" because it's snazzy. The third group is in between. They like options, but not useless options like we find on this keyboard. (11 types of wow-factor "strobes" for example.)This keyboard is definitely marketed at the heavy stimulus group. As openly stated in the description, this keyboard does not have the ability to change colors. Instead it has 11 (count them eleven) different STROBE patterns that have no function except as eye candy. You can't choose between blue, green red or yellow keys. So if you like typing with a blue or amber lighting across the board, this is not the keyboard for you. You get yellow, green, blue, purple and red all at the same time. That's not terrible, but I'd rather have consistent lighting than eye-candy.The instructions are difficult to understand (besides being typically microscopic. Get out your magnifying glass). The settings on the keyboard are for the most part useless. It does have the ability to disable the WIN key at a keystroke, so that's valuable.If you are looking for a "Wow factor" keyboard, this is the stuff. If you're looking for a reasonably good keyboard at a low price, this will do the job (or not. The keybounce issue is enough to warrant return). The low price for a true mechanical keyboard are the selling points for this unit... but that low price is irrelevant if the keybounnce <-- see? is so bad it makes the keyboard annnoying to use. <--- see again. GrrrrrrrExxtras: they include an extra space bar and four additional key "innards" in case some keys stop working. They use standardized "'red key" mechanisms, so more key replacements can be purchased on Amazon if needed. I do like the ease of "red key" typing... when it works. Unnnnnfortunately on this unit, it does not (as we see right there).I cannot imaginne anyone would would want to use this keyboard. The keybounce would drive both gamers and business users crazy. Thirty bucks is inexpensive for a mechanical keyboard. It's irrelevant if the keyboard doesn't work and can't be returnnend.

My favourite brand of inexpensive mechanical keyboards. I have three, one very old, and all work just fine.

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My 12yo son LOVES it for the multi-coloured light effect and my 17yo son nabs it at every opportunity! I've marked it down a star as I find the keyboard 'clacky' to type on but for gaming that's not a requirement.

The keyboard and mouse work well. The keys are good quality. They both have been working for years with no problem. They LEDs are a little dim though; they’re not the brightest I’ve seen.

The cable is different than advertised. The RGB is a single ugly static mode. The only customisation is to turn off or on specific keys RGB. For example the Q key is always an ugly yellow static backlight that can be turned off but not changed colours. The keyboard is hot swappable but good luck getting any of the switches out with how tightly they are fitted. This means that the board is effectively NOT hot swappable.