Top 10 Best redragon keyboard 2023 Gamers Must Have

So I was hesitant to purchase this at first.I had read some review somewhere on another redragon product, claiming that it was not true mechanical switches, blah blah blah.I gotta say, this is probably one of the best keyboards I have owned so far.I don’t usually spend a lot on keyboards with the exception of a Razer DeathStalker Ultimate that I had bought one day to use for work (and it worked out perfectly, it literally did like 30% of my job for me lol, but it was $300 so .. IT BETTER 😀 ).Back to the keyboard…I was how they say. FLUUSSSHH WITTHHH CASHHH.And thought what the hell I’ll try one of their “Mechanical” keyboards, and if its a flop, then lesson learned…Once I had the box in my hand I was already impressed.The box it comes in is nice, and I can tell the product was heavy, which is usually a good sign.Once I pulled it out, I knew that it was meant to be (that’s what she said…)It is pretty thick (doesn’t bother me one bit)It is heavy, (also doesn’t bother me).And because its heavy, it doesn’t go sliding around the desk when I type at my nutty typing speeds.The build quality is excellent, honestly, I don’t know how they are making money because this thing is solid, and I bet I can weaponize it..There is no bend or give to this thing, its literally like a rock, its a thing of beauty and brings a tear to my eye.The red glow is intense and clearly visible even under the high-intensity interrogation style lighting they use at my office.And the ominous red glow looks amazing, it fits my offensive IT role perfectly (I deal mostly in heartbreak, and “Like A Boss” situations)The flip tabs on the bottom are heavy duty, and are super solid, like crazy solid, you flip them back and they sound like someone cocking a gun.They literally SNAP! into place, I love it, I have been known to break these things off.. That is just not happening with this keyboard..I think I might just snap them back and forth now if someone comes to bother me in the middle of an intense keyboard bonding session.The keys themselves are beautifully designed, I love the font, it’s not your typical boring look.This thing says I break all the rules,And its the type of font you want to send an email with, but know you can’t because you will get fired when someone realizes that you’ve gone beyond their realm of times of new roman, and into a whole new dimension of professionalism…They are crystal clear, no blemishes, and the glow comes through the keys perfectly, the glow underneath the keys makes it look that much cooler.The mechanical keys are solid and work exactly as you expect, whether the actuation force is exactly what it should be, I don’t know.But they do the damn job, and I like to use my keyboards, not measure them in a full-on anal manner.The click is fairly loud and obvious, and there is no volume knob on it, so that is something to consider if you buy a mechanical keyboard for the office.I feel like this really does give me confidence in my high-speed typing ability as I am no longer wondering if I hit the key I wanted or if my keyboard had a derp moment (cause I don’t make mistakes! YOU HEARD ME! {ok sometimes I do}).I really do blast through my typing though, with ease and a sense of accomplishment ( cause I feel accomplished when I hammer out a memo and it literally feels like I hammered it out… That is mission accomplished right there!)I am sure there are going to be moments when someone asks me questions whilst I am typing, and I am just going to keep slamming away while staring at them as I give them the look of “I know what I am doing”, while confident clicking noises radiate from the dominion that is my office.My boss came in and just immediately went wow mode on it, he loves it and stated that it makes him want to get rid of his laptop and switch to a desktop just to have a badass keyboard like this one.I didn’t mention that he could just hook it up to his laptop (MUAHAHAHA)And thus my reign over awesome keyboards stays unchallenged (as planned).Overall this thing is solid, and it makes a statement.It says, now mechanical keyboards can now be owned by anyone and not just those who are less impulsive with their money.I love it and I am going to buy 2 more, one for home (or should I call it my lair o.0) and one for my coming Mad (IT) Scientist Lab.To the manufacture: good job on an excellent product!I honestly didn’t have confidence in your brand when I first made this purchase, I have never used your products but now I am a believer.And don’t change the price, I am still a cheap impulsive bastard and will have to panhandle if you do.

The Redragon K552 (87 keys) is the bestselling keyboard on Amazon. (Not the K582 model you’re looking at right now.) Over 35,000 reviews. But buyer BEWARE, it only has Rainbow LEDs. NO SOLID color config. And a lot of people are complaining. Odd. They used to sell a K551 (87 keys) Mitra model with full RGB customization. (Discontinued I guess. Way to cater to your customer base, Redragon!)I bought this K582 (104 keys) full keyboard instead because I wanted FULL control of the RGB LEDs. This was the right choice. I type mostly at night & I need a bright solid backlight color. And it was only 7 bucks more than the K552. And even with the extra number keys, this KB still has a pretty small footprint on my coffee table. (I run my PC on my widescreen TV in my living room. You should see my surround setup. *Chef’s kiss*)Holy Red Switch, Batman! The price is RIGHT for a mechnical KB! And it feels solid. It’s pretty heavy. (As heavy as my old German Perixx membrane KB which gave up the ghost after 9 years of daily use. THAT was a quality KB!)Other reviewers are right. There is a hollow metallic spring sound on the key strokes. Doesn’t bother me. I’m usually bumpin’ some sweet sweet Yacht Rock. But, it might bug the heck out of you.SOFTWARE NOTE: You WILL need the software download from Redragon for macro key programming. I don’t game, so I don’t need them.You DON’T need the software to change the LED color settings. You can change them from the KB. (Manual included.) But, I downloaded it anyway & monkeyed around with it. Then I got high & slowly started to enjoy all the pretty light combos. Ooo! Ahh! It’s definitely easier to change the color scheme with the app than using all those function (FN) combos on the KB. The app allows you to set 3 different LED “Profile” configs. I set 2 SOLID color configs for typing & one DAZZLING config for when I get high & wanna trip out on the KB. So I recommend it.(Redragon linked me to a software download for the old K551 RGB Mitra model. Different than the Surara software shown in their product photo. LOL. Of course they did. Maybe cuz I run Win 7. See my screen capture.)The really NICE THING about this KB is that it REMEMBERS the last LED configuration when you boot up your PC. VERY NICE! (5 Stars for this alone!) Not so nice is every time I booted up I got the UAC (User Account Control) popup on my desktop on startup. This was after downloading the software. No problemo. I went to “msconfig” & unchecked Redragon in the “startup” tab. All gone. The UAC still pops up when I open the app. No biggie. Just click YES!”UPDATE TOOL” NOTE: The firmware “Update Tool” is bundled but separate from the RGB/macro software. It’s in Chinese & when I ran it the 1st time it crashed the KB. It wouldn’t work at all. I had to use my old KB to type my password on reboot & uninstalled the software. I reinstalled the software & ran the “Update Tool” again & the K582 came back to life after I fumbled around with it a bit. I don’t read Chinese, but I think it’s Mandarin. Hah! My advice is DON’T run the “Update Tool” unless you need it. SKIP IT. (Some guy on YouTube did that when he saw it was in Chinese, “Don’t think I wanna run this.” I laughed, “Rookie!”)(I did scan the downloads & the Redragon program files with 3 different anti-virus programs. They’re clean. I did something wrong the 1st time with the “Update Tool” because IT’S IN CHINESE for Pete’s sake! I bet all the “reg” keys are in Chinese too. LOL.)The K582 also comes with a cap puller, switch puller & extra switches. And a cool Redragon sticker for your PC, car or refrigerator. I recommend the fridge.I LIKE IT!

I like the keyboard it works well and it’s bice and quiet, for 20$ I highly recommend it. I bought it to replace my steel series apex 3 keyboard after I lost both the feet for it (I can’t stand a keyboard that isn’t at an angle).Although this keyboard is nice I decided to return it and just use binder clips as feet, I should’ve just looked online to see if I could replace the feet rather then order a new keyboard bur it is what it is.Most of these reasons arent that big for most people I just got used to my other board and I don’t really have anything negative to say about it. Some of the actual main reasons I’m returning this board is because I like how my steel series one has a scroll bar just for the volume. I’m pretty sure the keys are spaced a bit further apart on the steel series which I prefer, despite me having small hands I like slightly spaced up keys it’s more comfortable for gaming. The keys could very well be spaced the sane and I just think they aren’t I’m not 100% sure. This is very nitpicky but I really like when I can adjust the rgb to whatever color I want instead of a set color, if this board even just let me dim the lighting by a bit I’d be fine with that.For 20$ this is a nice board and that’s a reasonable price for it. Works well.

Soy nuevo en esto de los teclados mecánicos pero me encanta esa sensación en los dedos, el sonido que hace.El teclado en si se lo ve y siente resistente, para los que deseen comprar su primer teclado mecánico esta es la mejor opción por el precio que está no pediría nada más.

I’ve been using this thing for a year or so now, it hasn’t had a single problem the entire time. The backlights are bright but can be turned down, there are also nice little effects for the backlights. The Redragon logo is a little big but who really cares about that? 9/10 keyboard only because there is better out there

This is a fantastic mid-tier mechanical keyboard. With beautiful switches, 4 different ways of connecting to it, a dongle for direct wireless connection, a specially shaped USB-C charging for optimal usage, this thing sounds fantastic! But for its price, there must be some things it doesn’t do well. And there is.But first let’s start with the pros:You can either have this keyboard wired via USB-C, or have it connected wirelessly through a dongle or one of two different Bluetooth channels. It’s a rather robust keyboard and feels surprisingly sturdy. It even comes with extra key switches and key caps too plus the tools for them. It’s small form factor makes it easy to navigate around and helps keeps your desk clutter free. Plus, it even notifies you via led light if it is running low on battery.Where it starts to fall is the included cable. It doesn’t come with a brick, which is honestly fine. Just plug it into your computer. But the cable itself feels a little underwhelming. Now, I’ll give them points for the angled head so the cable doesn’t shoot out to the side and I also like how it comes with a USB-C to USB A cable so it can be used on virtually any machine.Now for the cons.My only real complaint though, is it’s wireless capabilities. It’s weird at best. I got this originally because of my desire for a clutter free desk and the fact that I use two different keyboards through out the day while working. Having them be wireless is simply easier to switch to and then store. But there’s something something odd about it. It’s rather finicky and I don’t definitively know why. But what I do know is that every morning I start wireless but by the end of the day I swapped to wired because the delay of the keys gets ridiculous delayed towards the end of the day. To the point it will straight up not report half of my input. Don’t get me wrong, when it does work it’s phenomenal. But it’s something to keep note of. And it doesn’t seem to matter about using Bluetooth or dongle either. If I were to guess, it’s more about line of sight than anything else.All in all, I do love this keyboard and if you have good line of sight or just want to have wireless as an option than this is for you.

Love this keyboard but theres something i wanted to bring up the switches that came stock with the keyboard were giving me issues like they werent registering or they were adding 2-4 extra letters/numbers i already swapped them out for akko lavender’s so the issue is gone but i just wanted to share the issue i was having

The keyboard is great. Not a fan of the rotating lights when the computer starts up, but it’s easy enough to put it back on the color I prefer. I’ve been using this keyboard for a long time and it’s comfy to type on for work, as well as gaming. A solid multimedia keyboard. The mouse is comfortable, if a bit small, and is also great for a mouse. Only negative is that the left main button started squeaking after 6 months of use, and it’s annoying enough that I don’t use it anymore. It’s a plastic-on-plastic squeak, very annoying.

I got this keyboard about a year ago, and it’s still serving me well. I fully expected this thing to be cheap, given the low price, but I was definitely surprised at how quality it felt, and still feels. If you don’t want to drop $100+ on a mechanical keyboard, this is a great buy.

Decent keyboard for the price the blue switches are loud AF and when your trying to bridge in Minecraft the shift key is a little hard to press some of the time I’ve had this keyboard for about a year now and it’s held up well it still does me good today it’s decent and if I were to go back I wouldve chosen a different t switches but hey blue switches if your trying to stay up late it’s not for you lmao anyways yeah if I were to want to buy again I probably wouldn’t but it’s a decent keyboard and for the price nothing beats it decent software but it’s annoying 🙂 hope I could be of service and tbh I would rather just save an extra 20$ and go for a 50$ keyboard