Redragon K503 Gaming Keyboard, RGB LED Backlit, Multimedia Keys, Silent USB Keyboard with Wrist Rest for Windows PC Games (Wireless, Black)

This keyboard holds charge for days and then when you need to charge it, it charges really fast. I tried to order another but cant find this model anymore.

This is potentially a good keyboard, but its VERY unreliable. I dont know if its a driver issue or what (Ive tried updating the drivers, but it still acts weird, and, any time I unplug this keyboard and plug it back in, my webcam stops working, so yeah, its very kooky.), these keyboards randomly have keys that stop working for no apparent reason. On the plus side, its a very pretty keyboard, and and, if you (like me) cannot use black keyboards because they cause blurred vision, migraines, and seizures, and if you are also allergic to those confounded metal typewriter-like keyboards of ultimate ugliness, then this may be one of your few remaining choices. Bare in mind that this keyboard will fail within warning within weeks/months of getting it, and then itll randomly work again, and then randomly fail again... Yeah, did I mention theyre unreliable? That said, there arent exactly a lot of choices in the safe for those with certain neurological issues category. (Almost everyones gotta be trendy and do the dark black ugly keyboard with eye-burning white letters thing. Oh, and, on that note, the box for this keyboard is also unreadable, since its light text on black, but the keyboard is usable and quite nice... when it works.)

This is exactly what my grandson is looking for to play his games on the computer. It is colorful and I appreciate that it is ergonomic. The delivery was made as promised.

This keyboard set me back $40, and it was quite the bargain. The keys have a nice texture and the keystrokes are very responsive. The media shortcuts work immediately after I plugged it in. I find myself using the search and calculator shortcuts the most. The backlighting is helpful and you can easily find the keys you are looking for in a dark room. The LEDs turn off after a few minutes to conserve power, which is understandable. I had to charge it once in two weeks. That is pretty good considering I use it for work as well as play. It pairs really well with UtechSmart Venus Pro RGB Wireless MMO Gaming Mouse.

It seems to work as advertised and with all the junk Ive received that is problematic, brand new, on arrival thats truly a wonderful thing.

Edit- I received my replacement keyboard today and when I tell you for a $60 keyboard this thing is trash I type all day and this this thing sucks it misses characters or keys get stuck and won’t stop. By far the worst keyboard I have ever used my $10 keyboard from $5 below works 100000% better than thins one but is not designed for wrist support which is why I splurged on this. Extremely disappointed and I will never purchase with this company again there products are not worth the money spent. Let me start by saying I absolutely love the design of the keyboard. I think it’s gorgeous. I love the lights it has good battery power. What I don’t like is at three single key sticks and I can’t get it to stop. I work in compliance and I’m writing emails every single day all day and at least 15 to 20 times a day The key gets stuck and I can’t stop. Debating on returning.

If you have the money I would suggest the Corsair option over this one. The Red Dragon was okay but had a cheap feel to it I couildnt get over.

I was tempted to give this 3 stars because I dont truly like this keyboard. However, for the price, theres really no excuse to complain about anything. There are features I would like for it to have but considering I only paid $25 for it, it would be rather unreasonable to expected too much out of it. I got it because I wanted an RGB backlit keyboard that wasnt mechanical for gaming on. It does that. I still do not love the keyboard though, and have minor gripes with it so I figure a 4/5 is fair. Pros: -Great quality for the price. -RGB aspect works well and looks nice. -Relatively quiet. I have loud clacking mechanical keyboards. Relatively low profile keys. I hate keys with massive buttons, these ones arent too bad. The bottom row of keys even have a nice slope downward. -The sleep and power key see more usage than Id have thought. Now I cant see having a keyboard without them. Such a small but appreciated feature. -Cheap Cons: -The RGB aspect does not sync with any others, not even their own mouse (Which I would give 5 stars without a second thought) -The keys are quiet and not too raised, which I like, however they are still a little clackier and raised than I would prefer. -The media keys are not RGB or backlit, the Num, Caps, and Win lock indicator lights are red and do not match the RGB setting. -The red logo at the top. I mean, kind of a silly complaint but they could have just as easily made it backlit as well. They did on their mouse and it look amazing! Conclusion: If you just want a cheap RGB/backlit key board on a budget of less than $30, go ahead and get this. I do not think you will regret it. If your budget is higher, then obviously you should just get a better overall keyboard. I dont think I will miss this one when I eventually do.

This is a nice looking keyboard, feels alright, good for the price. A couple of things for note: 1. Redragons website has available drivers for download on their site. These dont really do anything. 2. The onboard RGB is only a 7-light RGB that is solely controlled from function keys. There are several lighting schemes to choose from, but it does not sync with any other Redragon software like the M901 that I own. 3. The keys arent totally silent. They are far quieter than my last keyboard, but its more than likely still a membrane keyboard more than anything.

Im a fan of mechanical keyboards, but I needed a quiet gaming keyboard. This one is just right. Dont really care for LED kiddy keyboards these days, but the color is minimal and doesnt feel like a have an entire universe lighting up my office.