Redragon K530 Pro Draconic 60% Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, BT/2.4Ghz/Wired 3-Mode 61 Keys Compact Gaming Keyboard w/Hot-Swap Socket, Free-Mod Plate Mounted PCB & Linear Red Switch

What You Expect from High End Gaming Gear without the High End Price.
TL:DR If you are looking for a 60% keyboard this is it: now on to full review.Were to start:Picked this little keyboard up to test it out see why everyone raves over 60% keyboards, out of the box I noticed the quality of the product, the same types of keyboards you see going to 100+ dollars from other companies, for cheaper and better. The 3 channel selection is an amazing feature I didnt think I would want but found it very cool to connect with 3 different bluetooth devices and have them connect and able to swap at anytime.A downside is the usb charge/connection cable is shorter than I would have liked since my setup isnt close enough to use it without an extender. However thats a situation based about my gaming setup not a fault of Redragon. (I dont dock any points off my score for this as I though it was funny and doesnt change the way the keyboard works but a small manufacture defect happend that ended up with the W and A keys being printed incorrectly with the Arrows for the left,and up arrow keys (again this doesnt effect performance and I just got a chuckle and wrote it of as I got a very different keyboard than probably most will) The lighting effects on the RGB are similar to their other products using their software to cycle through lighting options, the rgb is clear and bright enough without having hot spots that accent the keyboard perfectly. The Keys are brown switches meaning you get a softer distinct click than with say blue switches so if noisey keys bother you, these surely wont and they are very very responsive.Gameplay- On and off the connection cable response time was the exact same, I play games such as R6:Siege and even things like stardew valley and such, I didnt see a difference at all in response time with it on bluetooth or plugged in, meaning it was just as responsive on bluetooth as it was plugged directly into the pc which is amazing no delay just gaming and again for the price…you cant beat that.Typing: now if you are use to small keyboards typing is fine, however I typically game on a full keyboard with a numpad aswell so it took some time for me to get use to the smaller layout of the keys however thats a personal thing.Look I could go into every little detail that makes this keyboard awesome but, Just take my word for it, you buy it you wont regret it.

Great Budget Keyboard
Keyboard quality:Really great Keyboard. I have more room on my setup and the keyboard comes with a wire connection, bluetooth chip, and bluetooth regularly. Various background colors and sets. Amazing product

Es comodo para trabajar y jugar una vez que se aprende a usar.

I’m a Mac user, and I was considering buying a Magic Keyboard. However, some of my Windows friends use mechanical keyboards with red switches, which piqued my interest in trying out mechanical keyboards. After doing some research on the internet, I ended up purchasing the K30 Pro Draconic. I had several considerations in mind while choosing the keyboard:It should be wireless, specifically Bluetooth-enabled, to accommodate my MacBook with only two Type-C ports.It should have a small footprint to fit my compact computer table.I wanted a keyboard with customization options, particularly a hot-swappable one, to allow for future key or switch swaps.Initial Impression:The K30 Pro feels substantial and doesn’t feel cheap. The clacky noise is minimal at stock. Typing with the brown switches provides a satisfying tactile feel with minimal noise, akin to red switches.Experiences After Use:Initially, transitioning from the MacBook keyboard to this mechanical keyboard was challenging. However, after typing around a hundred words, I noticed a speed improvement, although accuracy is still not optimal. I may update this after using it for a month.Connection:I connected the keyboard via Bluetooth and didn’t experience any latency issues, contrary to some reviews I read. Even as I’m typing now, the experience feels smooth.RGB:Although I’m not a fan of RGB lighting, for enthusiasts, the keyboard allows programming the color of individual keys without software. The provided software, although requiring Windows, serves its purpose well. The lighting is neither too dim nor too bright.Overall Experience:So far, the keyboard and switches have met my expectations. I’m pleased with the brown switches as they provide a tactile feel without excessive noise. I look forward to customizing the keyboard with new keycaps.Cons:However, the keyboard is not without its flaws. The keycaps feel too close together, which may be resolved by changing the keycaps or getting used to them over time. Additionally, the lack of dedicated arrow keys is inconvenient, requiring the use of function keys, which can be challenging at times.Some users may find their fingers hurting after extended typing sessions, and the absence of a wrist pad may contribute to discomfort. I suggest investing in a wrist pad or creating one inexpensively if needed.In conclusion, I would strongly recommend this keyboard to anyone who types extensively, especially coders