Redragon S101 Wired Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo RGB Backlit Gaming Keyboard with Multimedia Keys Wrist Rest and Red Backlit Gaming Mouse 3200 DPI for Windows PC Gamers (Black)
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Jennifer
> 3 dayProduct is awesome. Works fantastically. No issues at all, and functions as its supposed to. My only complaint is how it was shipped. It was sent via USPS and not through Amazon itself, which caused a lot of problems. First, the package was way too big to fit inside a mailbox (obviously) but it also could not fit inside a parcel mailbox either, and I was forced to retrieve it from the post office. Items like this are better sent via Amazons own delivery service, or Fedex, etc. USPS is not designed to deliver large packages. Otherwise, I am happy with my purchase.
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Beeswillbuzz
> 3 dayI really like this keyboard and mouse. Im not a gamer but I do use the computer a lot for work and school. I got tired of my wireless keyboard and mouse because it started causing some typing delays, it was getting annoying. My husband plays on the computer but has not tried this set yet. He thought it was pretty fancy after I set it up today. I like that the keyboard doesnt sound like my old one with the clickity-clack, the mouse makes the same clickity sound though, but its more tolerable than my old one. Light: I like how there are options for the lights. I dont like the breathing different colors as I find it too distracting. So, Im glad that it gives the option of just setting it to one color light, and one setting of light mode - which I prefer to be just on. The mouse doesnt seem to have that option? Its only red color, and breathing mode. Ergonomics: I love how its ergonomic. It helps my hands and wrists a lot. Compared to my older one that was just flat (both keyboard and mouse), on this keyboard I can comfortably rest the bottom of my palm on the bottom of this keyboard, and the mouse is shaped to make your hand rest comfortably. If you look at my pictures, you can see that I took of the thing at the bottom of the mouse. I dont know what it is, but I think its to make the mouse heavier? I thought at first hey were batteries, but I looked closer and theyre not. This is probably for a gamer thing. Overall Im just glad that this came in with no issues. Im hoping that this will last a long time just like how it should when straight full time gamers expects it to be (well, they would probably get something more durable and expensive). Will update when necessary.
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Thach
Greater than one weekHave it for a few months now and i smashed it everyday but somehow its still working like normal . Good fit for people with short temper when gaming like me lol
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Aaron Atkins
> 3 dayTactile feedback is good on the keyboard, but its taking a bit of time for me to get used to the layout of the keyboard compared to my old trusty Dell keyboard that this was replacing. That, Ill chock up to just me needing more time to get used to it. The weights in the mouse make it feel nice. However, there is no official software for the keyboard, which resets back to rainbow puke every time I boot my computer, which with my ADHD is distracting. The website doesnt officially support the mouse anymore, but the M601-3 mouse drivers and software are compatible, which also helps to remap the buttons. Ordinarily Id like to turn off the lights for this keyboard, but with them off, the keys are really dull, so I leave them on a solid red during use. Also, was afraid that my keyboard was broken on arrival, but it just doesnt work in a USB 2.0 port and needs USB 3. In short: Pros: Looks nice Keyboard is programmable for RGB Great for typing at night Keyboard and mouse have nice tactile feedback Mouse buttons can be programmed Shortcut buttons are nice. Cons: Layout may be slightly off compared to what you are used to Keyboard loses your RGB settings if your PC is turned off Software was a slight pain to find (You need Red Dragon USA, not the worldwide site, but if you are on the worldwide site, you can use the M601-3 driver download) Needs USB 3.0+ for the keyboard, USB 2.0 ports would not provide enough power for it to function No software to reprogram the shortcut keys or maintain the RGB settings on the keyboard.
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Prof. Aiyana Beahan
> 3 dayKeyboard works great. I have serious insomnia, and love it for typing while my wife is asleep. Didnt include instructions on adjusting color, and action. Defaults to scrolling colors, and is pretty annoying, but you can switch to single colors. Just looked it up on YouTube. Nice feel, and reasonable sound. Didnt use the mouse. Keeping it for a spare. Hoping it lasts!
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Joe
Greater than one weekI use my keyboard anywhere from 8-16 hours a day most days. I work in a dimly lit room at night and need a backlit keyboard that I can see, but doesnt blind me, and that will last. Others Ive had in the past had painted keycaps that would wear off within 6 months to a year. I purchased a different brand before I bought this one, then gave the other one away because the backlight wouldnt stay on due to an unadvertised auto-off feature that could not be disabled. This keybaord is perfect for me. I love the backlight. There are several modes, but I always set it to a single color and choose my preferred brightness. Its bright enough without being obnoxious, but it can be turned up to be very bright if you wish. The keys are average height, they are fairly quiet; they do make noise, but its not the super loud clacky noise that some keyboards make. The media buttons work well, but are unobtrusive and require no extra drivers or software. I love this keyboard, and my only nitpick is one of style: Many keys have an alternate function via the function key. The symbol representing the alternate function is printed at the BOTTOM of each key, meaning the primary function of these keys is printed at the top of the keys. Due to the angle at which you see the keyboard (since its in front of you) the bottom half othe keys are better lit than the top of the keys, so the alternate functions show up better than the primary functions of the keys. For example, on the arrow keys, the alternate functions for backlight brightness are perfectly backlit, while the arrows themselves are dim. While this is a minor nitpick, I would prefer to have hte primary function on the bottom of the keys with the alternate function printed above. All in all, even with my nitpick I would definitely buy this keyboard again.
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Chase Ericksen
> 3 dayoverall the price you pay is fair for the product given. the FN controls are only light based, meaning you can only change the speed and brightness, you cannot set your own solid color but the company does have one for a little more that can. the buttons feel nice and its a full size keyboard. the pre-programed macros up top are a nice feature to have though can be hit by mistake if your careless. package was received in good condition and rapidly. fully plastic but not over the top cheap, and lightweight. good for casual gaming or a everyday gamer. If you play professionally i would spend the extra money on a actual gaming KB, but this is more then enough for a standard MMORPG action ect. ideally wont have to for a while but would buy again. (ive had the product for a few weeks and nothing bad has happend)
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Mapetite69
> 3 dayBought this set primarily for the keyboard to use at work. LOVE the fact the keys are SILENT when typing. If you like a keyboard that makes a loud clicky clacky, this is NOT the keyboard for you. Keys are smooth, medium height and show color pretty well. Really happy with this set.
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Nick U
18-11-2024Bought to make work more fun and then changed it out for our home computer. We have an excellent base “gaming” computer that we play Fortnite on and use for bills, etc. We hooked this up and love it. It’s a very soft and easy press keyboard. No long keystrokes- keys are slim to reduce amount of time it takes to press button and prepare for next button…. And stays quiet when I sneak on to play while kiddos are downstairs! Mouse is great, easy customizable and has ability to add/reduce counter weights if you’re that technical.
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James7
Greater than one weekFirst, this review is for the replacement keyboard. The first one, the space bar didnt work, but the style and design are good, I figured Id give it another try. Disclaimer, I have not tried as a gaming keyboard functions yet. This review is just for regular keyboard and mouse function. -Pros: Quiet, good feel while typing, keys feel like a mechanical keyboard without the loud clicking, back lighting is descent. A nice looking unit. The mouse is stylish, and will work good as is but you need to download the free driver and suite (suite loads with the driver). once suite is loaded the mouse becomes very adjustable to your needs. -Cons: Had read other buyers say they had same problem with space bar and other other keys. To me, a keyboard should be about typing first, everything else second. Just me. but this second one works is great. Cant find anything else to complain about, but again this doesnt cover the gaming functions. The mouse. The mouse comes with the LED set to slow pulse. so if you dont download the driver (suite built in) you have a standard mouse with a red heart beat back light (default setting). Yes, the light for the mouse can only be controlled from the suite! As I stated it was free Red Dragon site, and installed quick and easy....on my personal laptop. I work remote now and work on a company computer as well. I usually just pop the USB hub from one to the other. But cant put the driver on work computer. Enter mouse with a red heart beat light for 8 hours. Good for your personal computer, but probably not for a work environment. Will have to live with it for now. Included instructions are basic at best, and even going on YouTube couldnt find a lot of help with what all the programmable/gaming keys could do. -Overall, good value for the price, as my son sent over $120 on his gaming keyboard (SMH). I would just advise to buy sold by Amazon as I got my replacement within two days. Updated (09/14/2020) On work computer, running large cad program and multiple file docs, along with other programs. The mouse was very glitchy. I realized running though the USB hub made the mouse commands even moving the cursor “wait in line” to be executed. Not a long delay, but long enough to be aggravating. Computer is brand new, top self HP. So not the computer. Never had this problem with my wireless trackball mouse, with dongle plugged into hub. Not sure if this is all wired mouses or just this one. But I plugged it straight into one of the computers USB ports and now it works fine. Just a heads up. Might be the same for gaming.