Redragon K530 Draconic 60% Compact Rgb Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,61 Keys Tkl Designed 5.0 Bluetooth Gaming Keyboard With Brown Switches And 16.8 Million Rgb Lighting For Pc,Laptop,Cell Phone(White)

This is a great mechanical keyboard in the 60% category. I have been using it extensively, over the last 3 months. It is compact and though the body is made of plastic, it's built quality is superb. It sits easily on even small tables occupying very little space. It's very easy to carry in a laptop bag. It has a set of kick out feet, which gives you that extra bit of tilt and makes the typing experience very easy on your fingers. The RGB is bright, well lit and very well done. The battery life is good and lasts me for almost 2.5 days even with my heavy use. The battery charging time is a bit on the longer side though. The keys are double shot and well done. It has bluetooth as well as RF 24r Ghz which is a great feature. This has been especially useful to me as compared to my last mechanical keyboard which had only bluetooth connectivity. I am now able to connect to my office laptop as well which does not allow bluetooth connections. This is the best part, I am now able to connect to practically any device. For mechanical keyboard fans, the keys are hot swappable and the keyboard comes with a key pulled and a key cap puller separately.The only thing I found annoying initially is the placement of the arrow keys, but over the last 3 months I have gotten used to it.So all said, this has been a very good purchase for myself, and Amazon's delivery was also on the dot as always. I understand that, currently, there are a large number of options, from different brands, for this type of mechanical keyboard, but from a pricing, built quality and features perspective, this is probably one of the best, if not the best option out there.

Chinese Product + Non-Reputable brand.... So don't expect much...Ok Here we go-Pros:-Cheap-Rigid casing-Cool RGB effects-Dual connectivity: Bluetooth/Wired (type-c)-Hot swappable switchesCons:-Only supports Redragon and Outemu switches, Cant mod with Cherry Switches.-Wobbly keys and the stabilizers rattle quite a bit, spacebar is the worst.-Thin ABS plastic keycaps-Side Printed letters don't glow, so have fun memorizing combos for the dark.-There is no toggle for the Fn1 key.-Software sucks.-Lastly, no wrist rest.Keep in mind, if you are new to the realm of mechakeebs, you won't notice most of the cons, except the fairly obvious ones. I haven't looked under the hood of this keyboard yet, but i am gonna do that soon.It has potential, so modding would be a great choice.Fairly decent keyboard for a beginner though.

In terms of mechanical feel and quality this is very good, I mean really good. Infact I have two redragons (full keyboard wired and this) but bought this by mistake which I realised later. I used it for few weeks and got me irritated and unplugged it and went back to my wired full keyboard. This has no direct arrow keys. You need to use function key + specific alphabet key together to use arrow keys. Very annoying. This is not 75% which I wanted. I think this is 60% layout. Otherwise Quality is very good and heavy as well. Feels rich. Value for money. If u have a higher budget like 10-12K then go for Keychron, it's a global brand even redragon is a global brand but Keychron is a topnotch new brand, otherwise stick to this brand. There is no proper brand to beat this for just for the pricing under 5K. Searched everywhere. Value for money!

Really amazing keyboard, feels sturdy, sounds cool, the ability to mod and endless possibility. Worth each Rupee.

I wanted mechanical and quite keyboard that does not make much noice, this fits my needs and also it has lots of features such as,- Multiple RGB light configurations- Lesser noice- 3 types of connectivity- Brightness settings for RGB lightsI baught white one since it suits with my logitech g304 white wireless mouse.For the battery I use cable after 2-3 days of use. I use daily 6-8 hours. I have not tested for gaming since I don't play much but for coding and regular purpose this is really good option. For a person who wants small and sophesticated keyboard with all the features this one is best option.

When I connect my keyboard over BT and enable Alexa Connect on BT, I have an issue with the BT music player, which disturbs and causes noise in the sound but after disconnect BT keyboard its works again well.

This is a great keyboard but the product description is wrong, its Redragon k530 which doesn’t have the 2.4ghz Dongle and 3-5pin hot swapping. Its Bluetooth in wireless and Wired with type-c with Hot swapping only 3pin switches.

This is my first mechanical keyboard. So am a little bit overwhelmed after using it. Feels good.Pros:1. The keys are relatively sturdy.2. colours are bright3. There are ample amount of customisation for the keys.cons:1. The keyboard is thick. so you need an arm rest. Else you will have problem in the wrist. A little thinner would have made the day or a free armrest.2. No arrow keys. So you need to use the Magic button - hold it down and then use wasd. The problem is that the capslock gets on. so you have to click the capslock button again to switch off the capital mode.3. When connected to pc via usb cable, it never switches off.4. I could not make it charge from a usb cable which is not attached to pc.