Redragon K585 DITI Wireless One-Handed Mechanical Keyboard
Redragon K585 DITI Wireless One-Handed Mechanical Keyboard, 42 Keys 2.4Ghz RGB 40% Gaming Keypad with 7 Onboard Macro Keys, Detachable Wrist Support, 3000 mAh Battery (Red Switch)
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| Weight: | 794 g |
| Dimensions: | 27.3 x 22.86 x 3.81 cm; 794 Grams |
| Brand: | Redragon |
| Model: | K585 |
| Colour: | Red Switch |
| Batteries Included: | Yes |
| Manufacture: | Redragon |
| Dimensions: | 27.3 x 22.86 x 3.81 cm; 794 Grams |
* Haba escrito una opinin larga, pero Amazon me la cancel por haber incluido la pgina web oficial del producto, necesaria para descargar la aplicacin para configurar el teclado. No me dejan editar el comentario original as que toca rehacer *
La aplicacin, a da 20 de Febrero 2024, no funciona en Windows 11. La respuesta que me ha dado el servicio tcnico es que configure el teclado desde un ordenador con Windows 10.
Que estn trabajando en tener una aplicacin compatible con Win 11. Teniendo en cuenta que el sistema operativo sali hace 3 aos se lo estn tomando con calma.
El teclado es “grande”. Teclas grandes. Est bien para no equivocarse.
Pero prepara espacio en la mesa, y en la mochila si lo vas a llevar con el porttil.
Cuando no lo usas, el usb que tiene para conectarse de manera inalmbrica no tiene dnde colocarlo en el teclado (los ratones s suelen incluir un agujero para poder meter ah el usb)
Se puede usar con cable usb-c. Es pesado porque entiendo tiene batera que aguanta bastante. El apoyo ergonmico extra se sujeta con un par de imanes.
En general est bien por disponer de ms teclas que otros teclados de este tipo. Pero sin la aplicacin poco puedes configurar las teclas extras.
Pros:
– No noticeable latency
– Mechanical switches are clicky yet quiet (Brown switches)
– Keycaps feel nice (Sounds weird to list but this really does make a difference if you’ve ever used a keyboard with crappy keycaps)
– Included cable is nice (It’s braided and doesn’t bend weirdly like some cheaper cables)
– Macro buttons are really nice to have and have a lot of functionality
– RGB can be customized in software, or through presets built-in by default
– Hot-swappable switches (In the case that either you break a switch or just want to change them out to freshen up your keyboard, you can. Additionally, they even include a few replacement switches in the box along with a keycap puller and switch puller)
Cons:
– No place to store the wireless dongle (I had planned to use this for going back and forth from my dorm to my house because of the small size, though it lacks a place to store the dongle so I’m always afraid of losing it. As an engineering student, my next personal project will likely be to modify the wrist rest to include a small gap for the dongle.)
– No mention of the software at all (Neither on the outside of the box nor inside the included quick start guide does it mention the existence of software for this. Unless you look online for the software yourself (on RedDragon’s website), the only way to change the key binds is via the recording button on the keyboard itself, but then you can’t bind buttons that don’t exist on the keyboard). Speaking of buttons that don’t exist…
– Buttons that don’t exist, but should:
– Windows Key (I feel like any keyboard intended for gaming (which primarily takes place on Windows) should have a Windows key.)
– Enter Key (I’ve set the password to my computer to consist of only characters on this keyboard, but that doesn’t matter if I can’t press enter. Yes, I can just use my mouse but that takes away the streamline-ness of logging in. And yes, you can bind the enter key to a macro button, you just need the software to do that.)
– M??? (It includes N and P, but not M???. To clarify, the M key is bound by default to the “map” key next to F4, but it’s weird to reach that far for a fairly common button in games.)
– Cheapish feeling plastic (For the most part, the product feels pretty premium, though the magnetic wrist rest feels kinda cheap)
– RED RedDragon logo (This one really doesn’t matter, but if you’re gonna have a product that can change colors through software, i.e. RGB lights, you shouldn’t have any non-monochrome on the product. Even Razer with their obsession with the color green knows this).
Overall, I’m really happy with this purchase, but if RedDragon ever refreshes this product, I hope they can make changes to the things mentioned here. None of the cons that I’ve found are dealbreakers since all of them are basically just personal preferences and can be fixed either through the free software on their website or with some creativity.
It does what it’s supposed to do, that being said it is noticably bigger than your average keyboard. With my fingers on wasd, on a typical 10 keyless or 60% keyboard reaching the 1-5 on the top row is pretty easy, and with this keyboard 4 feels like 5 on a normal keyboard and 5 is just so far. Same with reaching down to the bottom left control button. Those issues alone caused me to return this as it greatly affects gaming performance .
To me this software looks ugly , they need to invest more in their software, took me a little while to understand that you can’t access the software unless your wireless keyboard cable is plugged in but the keyboard it self is working good for the price can’t really complain.
Overall I refuse to subtract stars but in case any of this stuff I’m overlooking matters more to someone else:
1: It was a bit of a pain to download the thing to remap keys and configure things.
And
2: The magnetic attachment is a bit weird and I wish it served more of a purpose (like maybe storage for the cord) but whatever, I use it.
It all feels great! My only thing is that the spacebar is a little further out than it would be on a regular keyboard. Not a big deal to adjust my thumb position, but I did miss it a few times at first. Overall I’m really happy I picked this up, I use it every day for gaming, and I plan on using it for many years to come!
El pruducto se siente de gran calidad, pero el pedido y la caja dicen switch rojo, sin embargo sonaban mucho para serlo, as que quite una keycap y eran azules.
Die Software zum Tasten umprogrammieren funktioniert. Die Tastatur ist solide gebaut. Die blauen mechanisch Tasten geben ein gutes Feedback. Kleiner Abzug in der B-Note, da man Stabilisatoren fr die greren Tasten htte ergnzen knnen. Diese werden aktuell jeweils nur von einem Taster gehalten.
I only left 4 stars because if i use a wireless mouse with this keypad it has a lot of very annoying interference issues. Other than that it is fantastic, good quality plastics and does not feel super thin or low quality like I expected. I will be using this for a long time…Hopefully, but if it were to break while travelling or jut kick the bucket I would 100% buy the same exact one.
Grand battery life. Perfect size. The sound of the keys is delicious and the custom lighting is a nice touch. It’s wireless connection is great, and it’s price is a steal.
I really like that the Redragon software is lightweight and isn’t bloated and full of superfluous features. The only dislike I have is that you can’t name the profiles. If they would add the ability to name the profiles this would be a 5-star review.
My other small complaint is the the power switch is located in place that’s difficult to reach. Also the power switch is recessed and not easily switched on and off.
Overall it’s a good device and it’s replaced my gaming keypad from one of the big name peripheral companies. Unlike the device I replaced, the Redragon K585 connects reliably every time through the wireless dongle or the USB cable.
This keyboard is everything they claim it is. I find it comfortable with a good range. It is great for gaming instead of using my laptops keyboard. The only problem I have is that after first using this keyboard and then unplugging it to use on my Dell laptop I lose use of 4 keys on my laptop keyboard now, they are all in a diagonal line 1,q,a,z. Don’t know what the conflict is. They were working before I used this keyboard. Fortunately, I don’t use the laptop keyboard for typing.
Once I got the supporting software to work with Windows 11 I haven’t had a problem. It is an excellent piece of equipment that now does exactly what I bought it for.
I did quite a bit of research on gamepads before buying this. Ultimately, I didn’t want to spend the absurd amount required for Razer products and so went for this one as a cheaper option. I needn’t have worried about my decision. This is a really excellent product. Perfect for gaming. Everything from the build quality to the layout to the feel of the keys is superb. Very happy I went with Redragon. I also bought a mouse from them which was excellent. They are now my company of choice for peripherals.
This is my first adventure with a one handed gaming keyboard. I’ve used it playing one game, Subnautica. So far it has been great for gaming. I was able to figure out how to control the RGB fairly easy. It’s not apparently obvious that you need to plug it in and install the software to really control the keyboard lighting and bindings and such. For the game, it was good to go out of the box. Subnautica doesn’t really use specialized keybindings. Pretty uncomplicated. I got some pudding keycaps from Redragon and changed some of the keycaps to make certain keys even easier to spot quickly.
The one downside I found was when I was using it to control media volume. I pretty easily assigned two of the G macro keys to be volume +/-. The space bar would play/pause, super easy. My problem happened when I was kicked back in my recliner watching YouTube on the connected flat screen.
Let me set the scene. I am recovering from a foot wound and have to keep it elevated as much as possible. So we put wheels on my desk (it’s an adjustable desk from IKEA, very simple desk… I love it!) so I could move it around. We moved my recliner into the area so I could kick back, raise my desk up and pull it up to my chair mostly. So I sit with my feet up but still under the desk. The desk is still far enough back that I can’t reach the desktop easily. I move the keyboard to my lap for easy control and the mouse to the arm rest. My old corded keyboard could reach, so you have an idea of the distance.
Anyway, when this keyboard is in my lap or just off the desk, it won’t work. It loses connection with the dongle. I have found that even if there is something between this keyboard and the dongle it will lose connection. If I had a different arrangement, this would be a deal breaker. I have a gaming laptop which sits on the desk with an attached flat screen as a secondary monitor. The dongle for this keyboard is plugged into a USB multiport adapter. Not hidden behind anything. The USB port is on the right side of the laptop and the game keyboard is used left handed but usually sits in front of the laptop so I can use my left hand and be comfortable positioned in front of the flat screen. So mostly to the middle/right of my desk. In one photo you see my desk with this keyboard on the right, between the laptop just under the left edge of the monitor is the USB multiport where the dongle is plugged in and then the mouse over to the right. In the second photo you see a corded xbox controller blocking the USB multiport. That is enough to disrupt the connection and keyboard will not work. An no, the controller is not plugged in, its just sitting there.
So all that is to say If I had a desktop that sat under the desk, this keyboard would be unusable. Otherwise I’m completely satisfied with it and the Redragon pudding keycaps.
I couldn’t get it to re-program the keys to my preferred use but my game allows me to assign any key to do what I wanted so that’s OK.
Not as ergonomic as I would prefer. I keep getting Caps Lock instead of Tab but I will persevere.
The wireless nature is a great boon for a laptop user as the number of trailing wires is reduced.
Does a reasonably good job.
Tuve que mandar a sustituir el teclado de mi porttil MSI porque algunas teclas dejaron de funcionar (los juegos …). Total un buen dinero que me propuse no volver a malgastar. Ahora uso este teclado inalmbrico que va siempre en la mochila del porttil, que pongo en cualquier sitio (brazos de sillones, sofs, etc …) y que dura bastante entre recarga y recarga.
Beinahe htte es 1 Stern gegeben … wollte Sie schon zurckschicken.
Leider ist be der Ausfhrung mit USB-Kabel schon nach einer Woche die Buchse von der Platine gerissen, da es da keinerlei Zugentlastung gab. Wieso passiert sowas heutzutage noch? Nach 20 Jahren sollten die Konstrukteure doch kapieren, dass man sowas in Gummi lagern muss. Aber andere Geschichte. Rcksendung ging problemlos.
Da mir das Teil eigentlich gefllt, habe ich also die Kabellose bestellt, in der Hoffnung, dass da nichts abreien kann, wenn man ldt. Nur: Wieso muss da zum Programmieren das USB-Kabel rein? Wieder ein Risiko. Das sollte doch auch ber Funk gehen. Ich habe es zumindest nicht hinbekommen. Die Software behauptet, es wre nichts angeschlossen.
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Wertig und ergonomisch gut.
Tasten reagieren beim Spielen gut
Programmierung nur ber Kabel mglich.
Schade, dass die Tasten nicht einzeln farblich einstellbar sind. Ging aber bei der mit Kabel auch nicht.
Space-Taste nur beim Laden beleuchtet?
4 Modi-Tasten sind ja gut, aber wozu sind die Profile?
Wre auch nett, wenn man die Modi benennen knnte, damit man sich die Spieleinordnung nicht merken muss.
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Handbuch? Handbuch? Handbuch?
Wieso also FAST zurckgeschickt?
Ohne Handbuch ist die Programmierung nicht selbsterklrend, aber was nervt: Andere Software als bei Version, mit Kabel und Einstellungen nicht vernehmbar, obwohl es die gleichen Tasten sind. Was soll das? Die Makroprogrammierung funktioniert vllig anders und man muss Sie erst mal findenund es gibt keine virtuelle Tastatur. Man muss sich durch Mens klickern. Wenn man das mal geschafft hat, ist alles gut. Aber bis dahin ist man eine Weile beschftigt.
I recently purchased the Redragon K585 DITI Wireless One-Handed Mechanical Keyboard and I have to say that I am thoroughly impressed with this product. The keyboard is compact and has a total of 42 keys, making it perfect for gaming or for work purposes. The detachable wrist support is a nice touch and makes typing for long periods of time much more comfortable.
One of the standout features of this keyboard is its wireless capability. It has a 2.4GHz wireless connection that works flawlessly with my computer and eliminates the need for cords and cables. The battery life is also excellent, allowing me to use the keyboard for extended periods of time without needing to recharge.
The Blue Switches are tactile and responsive, providing an excellent typing experience. The RGB lighting is also a nice touch and adds a great visual element to the keyboard. The 7 onboard macro keys are easy to program and provide quick access to commonly used functions.
Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of the Redragon K585 DITI Wireless One-Handed Mechanical Keyboard. It is a well-designed and well-built product that has exceeded my expectations. I highly recommend this keyboard to anyone in the market for a compact and high-quality one-handed mechanical keyboard.
Era proprio una mini tastiera cos che cercavo da tempo e l’ho trovata in questa red dragon.
Qualit costruttiva eccellente, n me lo sarei mai aspettato. Solida, ergonomica, feeling restituito con i tasti eccellente.
Unica nota stonata? IL TASTO SPAZIO. n riesco a capire perch abbiano concepito il tasto spazio cos distante dai classici tasti asd, per giocare agli fps, Ho ripiegato sull’ultimo tasto disponibile che prende il posto dello spazio in una tastiera normale, quindi il problema agirabile.
Cmq tenendo a mente questa piccola pecca, la consiglio ad occhi chiusi.
The keyboard will often lose connection during inputs, causing lag, missed inputs or outright go unresponsive. While connected via usb it’s fine. But if you need wireless, this is hard to recommend.
Otherwise, the ergonomics, feel and wired connection work great.
I edited this review because the company followed up with me and gave me a full refund and offered me a new keyboard. There’s a chance I just got a buggy keyboard and that was an exception. Either way, I would absolutely deal with this company again. Really great experience overall.
Das Teil sieht gut verarbeitet aus, ist aber absoluter billo Plastik. Tut dem aber kein Abbruch, weil es gut funktioniert. Bei dem Map” Button geht es brigens um das ffnen der imgame Karte. Ich hab es als eingebautes remaping fr die Tastatur gedacht.
Da kann der Hersteller aber nichts fr, das war eigene Dummheit. ber ein Keymaper gehts dann halt trotzdem, is ja klar.
Der Druckpunkt ist gut, kommt aber auch auf die Anschlge an, die man nutzt. Meine sind braun. Das is aber easy zu wechseln.
Der Sound ist halt etwas billig, weil das Ding halt sehr hohl klingt.
Das Lichtspiel ist auch okay aber leider nur in vorgeschriebenen Mustern abspielbar. Keine freie Belegung. Wer fr das Ding ne Software haben mchte, muss ein bisschen suchen. Aber notwendig ist diese eigentlich nicht.
Die Funkverbindung ist richtig gut, ich selber merke kein delay. Das Ding zum Laden ein USB-C Anschluss. Der Powerschalter ist sehr schwergngig aber auch wenn es im Standby ist, hlt der Akku sehr lange. Eine eindeutige Ladefllstandsanzeige wre noch schn. In der Leertaste sieht man eine roten Inder grnen Strich beim Laden, der zeigt wohl ob das Ding voll oder leer ist aber ab wann das Ding ausgeht muss Mann wohl zu spren bekommen.
Fazit: Fr das Geld funktioniert es gut und macht einen soliden Eindruck. Verbindung ist klasse und die Wechselbaren Anschlge machen es noch etwas individueller.
Update Feb 20th.
After being contacted by a representative they fixed the software issue I was having and were very understanding and helpfuly.
Had the wired one for a long time, after disconnecting time by time i bought the wireless one.
After installing the software i find out that only the G-keys are macrokeys instead of all keys like the wired one.
This is a big downgrade!!
Es muy cmodo y de buen materia, se siente bastante slido, he tenido problemas con el software, y no he logrado dejar encendido el RGB del keyboard, sumado a esto siento que son un poco ms espaciadas las teclas la una de la otra, vengo de un keyboard HyperX elite y se nota el cambio.
Es un buen teclado en cuanto a prestaciones, y hasta el momento no he sentido delay en las teclas, tengo la versin wireless.
Pour la touche espace, je n’ai aucun soucie l’atteindre avec le pouce, et pourtant j’ai des mains moyennes, voir mme petites dit-on pour l’adulte que je suis.
De plus, je trouve que ces touches sont assez silencieuses pour un clavier mca.
Dans la boite,
sont fourni un beau cble usb-c/usb de 1m80, 4 ou 5 switchs de rechanges, 2 outils pour dcrocher les touches, et le d’ongle usb 2.4ghz.
Passons, la partie logiciel…
Pour le rcuprer, il faut aller sur le site global international en anglais, ce jour c’est le ‘www point redragonzone point com’, aller l’onglet Download, slectionner la rubrique Keyboard (clavier), et bien prendre la version wireless (sans fil) du ReDragon K585.
Une fois installer, il faut allumer et brancher le clavier avec le cble usb fourni pour que le logiciel se lance.
D’ailleurs le clavier fonctionne trs bien en filaire, si on est cours de batterie.
Le K585 est cens avoir 5 touches programmables de G1 G5, en fait, surement depuis le dernier firmware (v2), le K585 a maintenant 7 touches modifiables.
(Et pour moi, le firmwre tait jour en sortie de boite)
G6 est la touche apostrophe en dessous de Esc
G7 est la touche T du clavier
La touche en haut droite avec une l’icone de plante, donne la touche Virgule (,) sur nos clavier azerty Franais, donc la touche M en qwerty, M qui est souvent attribu la Map (carte) dans les jeux…
Mes dcouvertes, aprs 1h d’utilisation :
– On peut crer autant de profiles que l’on veut par le biais de l’import/export
– 5 profiles sont accessibles et chargs dans le logiciel.
– 5 profiles mais 4 modes pour chaque profile avec des paramtrages diffrents dans chaque mode.
– soit 20 configurations possible max, et non 5, accessible dans le logiciel.
– Quand on affecte une touche particulire avec ‘Keyboard Keys’ il faut bien renseigner le champ ‘Speed’, sinon, si on laisse ‘Speed’ sur 1, on aura la rptition de la touche lors de la frappe. Exemple, pour paramtrer en jeu une lampe torche, j’ai mis la touche L sur G1, avec le ‘Speed’ de L 150.
– Quand les touches G1 G5 sont sur ‘Buttton Off’, elle sont actives et ont les fonctions des touches F1 F5.
– Si on dbranche le clavier pour l’utiliser en sans-fil, l’interface logiciel se ferme, et son icone, dans la barre de notification en bas droite, passe du rouge au gris. Mais surtout le clavier ne fonctionnera plus. Mais pas de panique, il faut l’tendre par l’interrupteur ‘off’ arrire et le rallumer ‘on’. L, le mode et le profile affich au moment de la dconnection seront actif.
– Le clavier avec l’interrupteur sur ‘off’ mais branch en usb, fonctionne par contre !
– Je n’ai pas encore cherch pour savoir si c’est possible de changer de profile et/ou de mode, sans tre reli au PC par cble.
– Et pas encore compris la logique et l’intrt du fonctionnement de M1 M4, et comment les modifier avec REC.
Bugs :
– J’ai remarqu qu’en essayant les paramtres de lumire et voulant ‘ Save’, l’application pouvait se bloquer ; il faut alors tuer le processus manuellement dans le gestionnaire de taches (raccourci bouton droit sur la barre d’outil de windows 10) et relancer l’appli.
A great keyboard for gaming, I find it very comfortable. It has F1-F5 keys! (some one handed keyboards are missing them). It does not need any extra software installed, can just plug it in to use wired (charging it’s battery at the same time), or use wirelessly with the provided dongle. Macro keys are also handy.
Did have some issues with the wireless not working very well on the first unit I was sent. Redragon’s support was great, and sorted me out with a replacement unit after asking a few questions, and trying a few things.
It seems quite serviceable from the point of view that switches can be replaced individually. The Blue switches are great, remind me of Model M keyboards, very satisfying to press. Maybe not for everyone if you prefer quiet keypresses, but they have some other purchase options Red/Brown that are both quieter (not tried them though).
But my questionwhat are the items in the photo for? The little booklet doesn’t mention anything.
To start, I was hesitant to order this keyboard because the price was so good. I realize how crazy that sounds – it is inexpensive, which made me question the quality. I had almost pulled the trigger on a Razer Tartarus and now I am very happy I did not. The quality of the keyboard is very good. I do not find the wrist rest useful, but other than that, I am really happy with how the keyboard works. You can even change out keyswitches if you want – amazing! For this price point, I think that I got a great deal.
The performance of the keyboard has been more than adequate. I realize now that an actual half keyboard is a great benefit. The Tartarus has a lot of good features…but it is not a keyboard. I could map keys to Ctrl, Shift, etc., but it would not be like a keyboard, which makes a difference when I’m trying to find the Ctrl-Shift-6 key. This Redragon fits the bill great. My only concern with this Redragon keyboard has been using it wirelessly.
The lights will turn off wirelessly fairly quickly – within a minute or two. If I’m sitting in a cutscene and move my hand, I have to hit a key to figure out where to put my fingers to move. That was an issue for me, so I ended up adding colored keycaps on the keyboard. Those are also rubberized, which is even better for me. Later on, I realized that using the cable kept the lights on all of the time, so I have switched to cabled and, along with the keycaps, now I don’t know if I can find any fault. I can confirm that the keyswitches are kind of loud. This newer version of the software does not allow custom mapping all of the keys. Neither bothers me enough to make a change.
Overall, I like this keyboard and would recommend it, particularly given the amount of money I paid. It has made my FFXIV more enjoyable.
To set the premise, I already own a full custom mechanical keyboard, with lubed switches and aluminum body. Though its awesome to type with its not the best to game with since the keyboard sits at such a high height and the key caps are made for a better typing experience than gaming.
I owned the Orbweaver, however the green switches the Obrweaver used started to loose their mechanical integrity (green switches are clicky) and majority of the keys on the Orbweaver stopped clicking and felt more like rough red switches.
Lets start with the build quality, its solid. No flex, no rattling, all the mechanical switches feel great, the magnet for the wrist rest is insanely strong and wont slip out.
Layout is great, basically has all the keys that the left hand needs for any type of game. The Razer Orbweaver had unmarked keys that mapped many of the keys on the left side of the keyboard, however for many of the games I played I needed to change the layout, the downside is that the Orbweaver is considered a legacy device so basically you needed to install the latest razer synapse and razer synapse 2.0. Having two software programs running just for that keypad was ridiculous. Here basically you don’t need to remap anything.
– one handy thing with this layout the N and P buttons are very close to the thumb and are very easy to
use. I have mapped these to some keys for Apex and its pretty awesome.
Ergonomics, large wrist rest well placed spacebar button, allows for comfortable hand position. Though there is no contour to it like the Orbweaver, I feel like this one is a lot more comfortable. Due to its simple shape, I found a 3D printed file to angle it at a certain angle for even better ergonomics.
Switches and keycaps, first off this thing has hot-swappable mechanical switches!!! and its not proprietary and 3 pin key switch will fit. I have replaced the blue clicky switches with Holy Panda lubed switches. Just a note, its recommended that you take every single keycap out and then take out the switches.
Overall I give this a 10/10
What I like:
– Spacebar is epically ergonomic WHEN gaming on ESDF. WASD is too far for my thumb and wastes my pinkie’s potential. I also own the K-700 one-handed keyboard and like this space bar’s placement better.
-Wrist rest is decently comfy and magnetic. Could use cushioning.
-Wireless feature allows the keyboard to be easily stored when not in use and stays connected nicely.
-Emailed Redragon support about software installation issues and received a prompt reply.
Hint: Keyboard MUST BE CONNECTED to PC with the USB cable to update firmware and use SOFTWARE to customize keyboard.
-Switches can be removed. Praise the Lord. I replaced the blues with OUTEMU brown switches…still the feel of actuation without the loud click. Now I can game like a stealthy ninja while my family thinks I’m doing paperwork.
-I added rubberized teal keycaps from Matrix Keyboards. Can’t. Stop. Touching them!
-When I’m not using the keyboard, it’s an excellent fidget gadget, especially with the few blue switches I left installed. I would buy this over a stress ball any day.
-You can also record macros on it…whatever that means. I just want to smoke noobs with my purple scar.
Suggested Improvements:
-USB dongle is easily lost since there is no slot on the keyboard for storage.
-WE NEED BROWN SWITCHES! As fun as the blue switches are to press and elicit the satisfying clicky sound, you will annoy your family and wake your neighbors. No more stealthy ninja game sessions.
Thinking about the Razer Tartarus instead? Unless you have gargantuan ape hands, I’d recommend something more ergonomic like this Redragon or the K-700 (not wireless). Game on, my friends, game on.
I love the ergonomic design, my wrist didn’t even know I was gaming for over 5 hours. There is no input lag wirelessly.
Hotswapabble switches feature is the future that this little keyboard has.
The only thing I wish it had was per key lighting, and all buttons to be customizable not only the macro keys.
It’s a little on the expensive side here in the UK for 54 pounds.
And the software while works , isn’t the best.
Overall very happy with the comfort and usability of this thing.