Redragon K630 Dragonborn 60% Wired RGB Gaming Keyboard, 61 Keys Compact Mechanical Keyboard with Linear Red Switch, Pro Driver Support, White

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It was great

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Gran inversión y buen teclado para gaming

I bought this off there website after buying there 10 keyless 40$ option and that cheaper option lasted me quite some time longer and is even still in use today despite me buying both these keyboards back on mid-late 2020. This keyboard rgb broke in a few weeks as well as the keys/switches just simple not typing or responding. So I’ve had a bad experience with this keyboard but, as brand red dragon is really good. They make quality stuff, so I wouldn’t be surprised if I just got a bad board and the rest are all great, because I own a few of there products and on my this product specifically gave me issues.

I loved this keyboard because it sounds good, and is high quality for the price. Would highly recommend.

I was able to pick up this keyboard on a sale for $39. I have used a Razer Black Widow Chroma V2 for the last 6 years and I wanted to be done with synapse and reduce the desk space footprint it left. I went with the Linear switches (red) for the K630 as a change of place to my normal clicky blues. I am thoroughly enjoying how much more space is on my desktop and I absolutely love the linear switches. Pros: Size No software needed (you can download if you want it though) Very Bright LEDs Price Feel for the price Cons: Length of type C cable included Slight hollow/pinging sound when typing. Very few cons for me with this keyboard. I would imagine if I got some dampeners for the keycaps that I could get rid of the hollow bottoming out sound but at $39 on sale, sound is not that important. Would recommend trying this keyboard for sure.

Keyboard is fine but it does NOT support per key rgb!

i love redragon products they are almost always high quality. they are great for the money and last years. the keyboard i had before this one lasted 3 years and would have lasted longer if my house wasnt victim of natural disaster this one is just as good of quality, maybe a little better quality. it definitely feels more premium. you wont regret buying this

I bought this keyboard for gaming because my Corsair was just too large. The keys feel quite good, though I seem to have a bit of a sticky T key that doesnt always register. The bottom is also a bit high and I havent found a wrist rest that makes it totally comfortable. The biggest drawback is the lack of separate cursor keys, though I see that this is quite common for keyboards of this size. Most of the games already use AWSD for movement, but often use the same hand for combat. Every time I have to move, Im not attacking, while with the larger keyboards, I can do both at the same time. Overall, the keyboard is a good value because of its low price, but is only somewhat decent as a gaming keyboard. For general typing, Id prefer to use a more traditional keyboard.