Review on 🔴 Redragon K530 Draconic 60% Compact RGB Wireless Mechanical Keyboard – TKL Design, 61 Keys, Bluetooth 5.0, Blue Switches, 16.8M RGB Lighting – PC, Laptop, Cell Phone Compatible by Jack Robi

I was a little annoyed when it caught fire before I bought it. But seeing the different lighting options, I was very happy with the one that looked like a vase of Fruit Loops. Was it really reassuring? I don't know, but I know it was totally cool. I've had minor hiccups with it and not knowing what the root cause might be, I'm assuming it's battery issues. I use light and I suspect the device needs to be charged more often than I'm used to. If I turned off the light it would certainly help a lot, but I have another wired keyboard nearby and I'm too lazy for that. As for this issue, sometimes I might be typing too fast or compressing the space or something like that and sometimes my spaces get truncated but I think it might be battery related which brings me to my next point. supports cute USB-C port. Talk about keeping up with the times. If you're aiming for accuracy on a writing test or something, you can just plug this bad boy in via the USB-C port. Big USB-C fan, so be it! This thing is compact, which is a plus and a minus. I like that it's small, when I use it my desk feels less cluttered, but there are no number or arrow keys, which I sometimes miss. I think the coolest feature of this keyboard is that it has a switch for Bluetooth that allows you to seamlessly switch between 3 devices. I haven't tried pairing it with more than 3 devices, but I've definitely connected it to my computer, phone, and projector, and just doing it without having to use the pairing option every time is pretty darn nice. . And it's a very reasonable price. Finally, I've saved the most important feature for last. IT'S CLICK CLACK. NEVER GET TIRED OF CLICKY CLACK. I CLICK UNTIL THE DAY OF DEATH.