Redragon K585 DITI Wired One-Handed RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, 42 Keys Type-C Professional Gaming Keypad w/Upgraded Hot-Swappable Socket, 7 Onboard Macro Keys & Detachable Wrist Rest

Replacing my Logitech G13 with the Redragon K-585 DITI
So it finally happened — my beloved Logitech G-13 gave up the ghost. After years of patching it together and a final, hopeful autopsy, I had to admit defeat. It now rests in peace somewhere in the garage, never to grace my desk again.Over the past two weeks, I dug through every possible replacement. The market isn’t exactly overflowing with options, but I finally landed on the Redragon K585 DITI. The reviews were mixed — not amazing, not terrible — but it seemed like a decent shot.🖐️ First ImpressionsIt’s basically half a keyboard — no frills or fancy curves, just a straight-up slice of the left side. But that simplicity has its perks.Setup was quick and painless. I downloaded the software from Redragon’s site and was programming keys in minutes. I pulled up my Logitech G-Hub and began transferring profiles — smooth process overall.🎮 Layout & UsabilityThe K585 has plenty of programmable keys, and its standard keyboard layout makes it familiar to use. That’s a double-edged sword — it lacks the ergonomic curve and intuitive thumbstick of the G-13, which was a huge plus for wrist comfort and muscle memory. I do miss that design, especially during longer sessions.That said, the magnetic wrist rest on the K585 is a nice touch — not perfect, but helpful. I even tried modifying it with some padding underneath, but ironically, that made it worse. Still, out of the box, it gets the job done.⚔️ Performance in ActionIn-game, the K585 really shines. The mechanical keys are responsive and satisfying, a major upgrade from my 17-year-old G-13. Whether in combat or fast-paced gameplay, the key presses feel snappy and precise. Mechanical keys absolutely rule — there’s no going back.🚩 Minor FlawThe one real miss? No indented or textured key — especially on the W. Most gaming pads have some tactile marker to keep your fingers centered during chaotic moments. This one doesn’t. A simple bump, texture, or raised edge would make a big difference for feel and orientation.✅ Bottom LineDespite a few comfort trade-offs, the Redragon K585 DITI is a great value. Tons of customization, solid performance, and easy setup. For the price, it’s hard to beat.💡 My wishlist for a “Pro” version?A raised or removable ergonomic wrist restReplaceable indented keys for better finger positioningA little more curve to mimic the feel of the G-13If Redragon released that version and doubled the price? I’d buy it in a heartbeat and finally call it: the true successor to the G-13.

I can see this being handy for a gamer who uses a laptop. I have a full PC setup, keyboard, mouse, everything! so here’s why I decided to purchase half a keyboard:The ‘W’ key on my Blackwidow Chroma (had it since 2016) has started to play up, when I hold it down it doesn’t continuously register that I’m holding it down and as a gamer, I use the ‘W’ key constantly to walk forward so my characters keep walking and stopping and walking and stopping. I figured the rest of my keyboard is working just fine so why go purchase a brand new one if it’s just one key playing up? Red dragon was the answer.Pros: It has ‘just enough’ buttons to use for gaming, You can install a program to change the lights, I prefer the pass-without-a-trace setting (only lights up when I press a key), and there are a few different settings to play with but don’t expect to pay this much and have as many features as a razer device when it comes to RGB lighting. The price is right. It’s ergonomic, I have had no wrist issues and the wrist rest is detachable also if you prefer not to use it. It’s plug and play, plug it into a USB port and you are ready to go. The REC button is handy and there are other buttons available to set up macros, especially handy for MMORPGs. It has non-slip padding on the bottom. Having the ‘Enter’ key (G1 key) right there is super handy. The buttons are positioned in a way that makes them easy to reach during gameplay.Cons: you may need to re-bind some buttons such as the ‘I’ and the ‘M’ keys if you are playing a game that uses an inventory or map feature. Most newer games are using TAB for those features. The space bar takes a bit to get used to.There were complaints about having small hands in other reviews – I have tiny hands and I have no issues using this keypad.So if you absolutely have a use for a one-handed keyboard I highly recommend the Red Dragon. Obviously, it won’t be as handy as a full-sized keyboard with all the keys present. But for what I need it for it is perfect. For FPS gamers it’s perfect!

Buen resultado, no ha fallado nada y viene con recambio.

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