Redragon K552 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: Compact 60% Layout with 87 Keys, Cherry MX Blue Switches, RGB Backlit - Perfect for Windows PC Gamers Review

If you already have a mechanical keyboard, get the more expensive one. After my Bloody B975, this one screams cheap. If this is your first mechanic - I recommend it. Cheap and angry. Assembled well. The switches are tactile, pleasant enough, if not for the sound of ringing metal (the ringing is amplified by a metal plate).

I am satisfied. Different pros: Everything is expected, satisfied, I like the form factor. The backlight is normal, I was very critical, but the scenarios with special effects fn + home smiled Has some cons: The clicking sound is very loud, like a flock of pigeons hammering on tiles.

Pros: it is very compact and has convenient features for both gaming and work. Has cons: a very small drawback due to its compactness, it does not have a numpad as on ordinary office keyboards.

It’s a pity that it’s not RGB, but RGB is more expensive and, as for me, the overpayment is not worth it, but it would be great to have a one-color option)

All in all, we get waterproof mechanics for 2k, cheap yes, but is it worth the savings? 2022, May, the keyboard is dead. Its pros: Ergonomically, everything is fine, this is what I was looking for. No numpad, no unnecessary protruding parts, waterproof. It does not crawl on the table, it is fixed clearly, due to the weight and rubber legs, let's call it that. Has some cons The backlighting of the keys is very strange, after 3-4 months three keys stopped glowing. If you change the backlight…

For games, in principle, an excellent keyboard. The buttons are moderately sensitive, the backlight allows you to play in the dark or in poor lighting conditions. Among the shortcomings are small 2022 letters. For a gaming keyboard, this is generally not a drawback, but it is difficult for me to work on it because of this. However, I still won’t lower the rating because of this, since I bought it specifically for games.

Budget among other gaming keyboards. It doesn't take up a lot of space and is very easy to work with. In games it shows itself well, the sensitivity of the keys when pressed is good. The backlight is not to say that it's just super, but it's quite normal. Brightness and colors are adjustable. I can’t name any significant shortcomings, for its price it is quite a worthy option.

Bought for office/gaming 50/50. It's summer now, so mostly for games, not child's lessons. Of the pluses: in general, the backlight modes are well organized. keystroke and smoothness of pressing. compact size. It was possible to place both the mouse and the keyboard on the retractable stand, which is convenient, because. all wired, gaming. Of the minuses: some kind of cheap wire, it seemed. 2022 letters are poorly printed. They are small and fuzzy. If the backlight is at a minimum level (the…

THIS IS NOT RGB! I wrote this in capital letters, since it is on this topic that Redragon (Defender) is misleading consumers. They call this backlight "Rainbow" and nowhere decipher what it means. I will decipher. This means cheap light bulbs of different colors on each row of keys. Moreover, the lowest row (purple) and the row with numbers (blue) are terribly uncomfortable for the eyes, it is difficult to look at them, they "press". Of course, you can turn off the backlight completely, but…

Well, I was originally going to give two stars because the ability to customize the lighting per button didn't seem to exist. BUT, the functionality is there! It's just that this isn't in the instructions and I had to figure it out through trial and error. To set a custom backlight mode: 1. Press FN and `.2. When the red lights on the right (Caps and Scroll Lock lights) start flashing, press FN and the right arrow key.3. You'll see the ` key glow a certain color; Press any key on the keyboard…

I've wanted to get into the world of mechanical keyboards for a long time but couldn't find anything reliable, good looking at an affordable price until I came across a review of these keyboards on YouTube. I'm so glad I did. Not only does this keyboard cost the same as a standard office USB membrane keyboard you can buy at your local Walmart, but it's also one of the most beautiful keyboards I've seen. They may not have as many customization options as other RGB mech boards, but you also don't

Holy shit thing is sic I have a $150 Corsair Silent MX for a rig but I picked it for a laptop and I'm totally blown away impressed and surprised. The thing is heavy, as if it didn't weigh that much. He's very strong. It has blue switches, so it's LOUD. I wouldn't use it for streaming or making videos, but it's fantastic for my mobile gaming PC. If for some reason you don't have a mechanical keyboard. Just stop reading this and click buy now. You will not be disappointed. 1 cons to watch out for

First, you get what you pay for; So it's definitely no better than the Razer Blue MX keyboards, so forget the comparisons. It's good? Yes; The overall feel is solid, you can honestly weaponize it due to the weight and solid frame. and the mechanical switches are nice to use, but they're not blue MX and you can tell that by the type feel and noise. Not even close. There is no feedback; Blue MXs have very clear feedback before you feel the click, they don't have any. The click is subtle and…

I love this keyboard. I set it to solid purple and my mouse matches it. He has many, many options. It's quite fun to play with the lighting options, although I'll leave it monochromatic when used. It's loud, but it turned out well. You can hear when a key is pressed hard enough for a letter to appear, rather than looking at the screen for visual confirmation. This allows you to watch the keyboard as you type, if needed. This reduces errors and missing or duplicate keys. My daughter said it was…

This keyboard is awesome! That's basically all I can say about him. I've had it for a few days now (will update if needed) and already love it! It is very comfortable to type on and fingers feel like pillows. The actuation force is perfect in my opinion, and the crisp rattling noise is a treat (especially coming from a quiet membrane keyboard). I didn't use the numeric keypad at all, so this keyless keyboard is really handy for saving space. I got the full RGB version for $59.99 and it was…