Redragon K552 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB LED Backlit Wired with Anti-Dust Proof Switches for Windows PC (White, 87 Key Blue Switches)

This is a good decent quality real deal mechanical KB. Mechanical - referring to the switches under each key cap. Theres a good chance youve never used a mechanical keyboard if you are young so this KB will feel extra nice. Each key has a satisfying *click with tactile feedback. Youll never feel like you havent pressed a key because youll know with the audible click and the bump you feel. The RGB is very nice and bright. There are several animations to play with which can be used as one solid color or what I call RGB mode so you get all the colors in the animation. For example you can do a matrix style animation in green, or red, yellow, orange, blue, purple, pink, or RGB. The matrix rain will go through all the colors randomly and the rain tracer will too as it fades before another drop comes through. Ive owned this for several months now and havent noticed any issues with the keys or the lighting. And Im not a light touch typer. Coworkers often exclaim that they know when Im at work cuz they can hear me typing and it isnt because Im using this clicky keyboard at work. However, I like this keyboard for home so much that I bought another Redragon but the 104 key model this time to take to work. The mushy rubber dome KB provided by work is so very lacking and noticeable when I get home to type/game.

I have absolutely no issues with this keyboard. I have been using it and smashing its switches for a damn long time. I play Starcraft 2 at about 230 actions per minute for up to 3 hrs a day. I also play playerunknown for another 2 hours. It has held up. This keyboard is heavy and easy to clean. The switches seem indestructible. I had a rage moment and slammed the keyboard into the desk. Keyboard is fine. The height adjustment stand isnt good and the angles are good. Back to switches, they say 55 grams of actuation I think its less. Keyboard needs next to no force to actuate and the keys have a very and audible lovable tactile response. Lets talk lighting and effects. It has many modes and the brightness is pretty good. The key caps allow alot of light through and even when no lighting they are visible. The cable is pretty aight. No compaints Oh. Its RGB but doesnt do If you need a solid keyboard with switches that are clicky and easy to press this is your keyboard. For good look pair it with the Redragon M711 Cobra RGB.

Ive only had this keyboard for slightly over 9 months and there have been a few problems and I have already replaced this with a better-quality keyboard. I had serval keys ghost. (not register when pressed) Some of these keys include keys such as A, X, and Q, these keys are used a lot when gaming but not as much as others. Along with that, the Anti Dust is a nowhere near the truth. Im one who keeps my desk area neat and tidy, and dust started to gather after a few weeks of use. In addition, the cheap version of cherry mx switches called Otemu switches that are used in this board are subpar. They are loud and noisy, the springs can be heard when pressing them, and they also seem to echo throughout the shell. Personally, I would not recommend this to anyone who is an avid gamer, works from home, or does a lot of typing. If youre the person who just wants a cheap keyboard that lights up, then this is for you.

The reddragon k552 is maybe the best mechanical keyboard for 35 bucks. The features of this keyboard are so good, the switches which i got is blue which are very clicky but good for typing.

Brief overview: * Loud as hell * Responsive * Comfortable * Customizable lighting * Definitely worth the price. Be warned, this keyboard is loud. The MX Blue-like switches are even louder than cherry mx blues youve heard before. If you dont use push to talk your friends will hate you. If you work in the middle of the night your neighbors will hate you. But you will love the response and the feel to these keys. Comfortable to use, responsive as hell, and the compact design will fit almost any tight workspace. I gave brightness a 3 star because this comes down to personal preference. These keys default EXTREMELY bright, I had to turn them down to just nearly the lowest setting, and Im using one of the functions where they only light up as I use them. I tend to game in the dark and late into the night and I didnt need 87 miniture headlights below my monitor. But if you ENJOY bright rgb? This definitely gives it to you, in completely customizable brightness and color variations (as well as different patterns like rainbow, waves, dancing lights, theres a bunch)

I purchased this item ONLY due to repeated injuries suffered from over-reaching for my mouse on my old LONGER keyboard (one which I otherwise loved dearly). Heck, the K552-RGB is backlit like my old one and is shorter, allowing for my mouse reach to come closer to whats ergonomically expected. Have only used it for a few hours and Im very pleased with what it can do. Had to jump through some hoops to figure it out but Ive now got a totally solid white-lit background with the most important keys lit up as red and a couple others lit up as green. How cool is this!??? Although Id love for tactile resistance to be more bouncy like my old one, its something Im sure Ill eventually get accustomed to. What I do know is that after a few hours, the only ache Im experiencing is in my fingers and not in the rest of my forearm, shoulder or tricep areas. Normally by now my entire arm would be afire with ache. Lets see how I feel tomorrow after further hours spent typing. Just hope it ends up being as durable as so many other reviews are pointing out. Regardless, Im thus far happy I stumbled upon this item. Will hopefully get around to posting an update down the line.

It arrived in one day in perfect shape and working order. Its really heavy and has a nice quality made feel to it. It does not appear or feel cheaply or poorly made. All of the LEDs are working and bright, its really easy to configure. Theres also a hidden function by pressing FN and ~ (Tilda) which allows you to set a custom color for any key. The keycaps are swappable and fit any standard keycaps. The switches are also hot swappable so if you wanted to buy custom switches to change your gaming keys etc its possible. All for less than 50 dollars, its a fantastic keyboard. Its a terrific entry level mechanical keyboard. The outemu blue switches are actually really nice, they do feel similar to cherry MX. If I was going to modify anything, I might hotswap my WSAD keys with outemu black switches. Otherwise they feel really nice and satisfying to type on, theyre not difficult to press at all and work very well with gaming. I will update this review after extended use. So far so good

Pros: Sturdy deck, no flex experienced Tactile keys, feels much like blue switches, blue switches are usually recommended for typing, some o-rings can be used to shorten the actuation distance (shoter distance is typically better for gaming) Very bright LEDs Easy to control lighting and effects Great media control integreation, i use the media keys daily Cons: The windows key does not stay locked after a reboot, some on board memory could solve this problem I think, or some software. No software- hours of googling and I see something similar to software on their Brazil? site, downloaded and the program wont run? hmm. Keycap edges- The edges of practically all my keycaps have jagged edges, you wont notice it or anything until you actually inspect the keycap direly, but I mean its $40... Small amounts of backlighting bleed, some people prefer it but Ill leave this under a con. Overall: Easily worth the price, Im pretty sure you can eaily change the switches or keycaps if you want. Good luck trying to bend this think, its sturdy as a tank. There are a lot of lighting effects and you can change the lighting for a specific key if you want using FN + ~. Great pickup, highly recommend for gamers and typists.

First, well address the obvious with this keyboard... As others have mentioned, it is LOUD. It will be noticeable to you, your significant other on the other side of the room, and maybe Crazy Uncle Rico in the kitchen. However, it does seem to quiet down the more it is used. I can almost confidently say that it is because of I have changed the way I type on this keyboard, not due to a physical change in the keyboard. Next, the lighting: It does look great. It can easily be changed by depressing function and one of the numerous other keys that are (mostly) clearly labeled. I prefer the ripple effect that comes with each key press. Third, quality: It does feel very solid. The keycaps do have a slight wobble to them, but is not noticeable when typing or gaming. The structure is solid and has no noticeable bend. The rubberized stands underneath prevent the keyboard from sliding and the cable (while not braided) feels durable. Overall, this is a fantastic keyboard for the price. Biggest takeaways are it is loud, structure feels solid, and the full RGB model has highly customizable lighting to suit your fancy. If the keyboard was not so loud and the keycaps were a little less wobbly, this would be a total 5-star for me.

Great starter board works amazing.