Redragon K503 Gaming Keyboard, RGB LED Backlit, Multimedia Keys, Silent USB Keyboard with Wrist Rest for Windows PC Games (Wireless, Black)

Overall this is my go-to keyboard that I will continue to buy. Ive had one for well over a couple years, and just bought a second one. My old one will be for work and new one will go to my gaming/personal computer. PROS: - Verrry inexpensive, and easy to get a replacement. Husband has owned two fancy keyboards to my (older) reddragon keyboard over the course of 5 years. Net hes at $300 Im at around $50 (since I just purchased another one) - Lighting is nice. For the price its worth it. It has a LOT of options. No personalization though. - A quieter gaming keyboard CONS: - Its quieter, but the keys do feel like they are giving my hands a workout compared to a nice tactile keyboard. Would not recommend to those who type a lot. - Faulty keys. I know several people with this keyboard who all have experienced stuck or very sticky keys. It typically happens after a while. - Not for the Pro Gamer. You cant spam keys. Its slow and doesnt even compare to tactile keyboards. Great only for the casual player.

so I have 2 of these keyboards one for work and one for home gaming love them and bought one as a combo deal but came separately. this is the only problem I see is there two dongles, not just one. I would like them to get to the point where you can add more than just one to each dongle like Logitec dose. It takes up ports and doesnt like placing hubs on the port. also if they could sale more replacement dongles that be awsome too. I have a 1/2 keyboard and mouse I cant find the dongle for and dont want to replace full unit

This isnt a bad keyboard for the money. While it isnt the best keyboard it seems to be one of the top ones in its price range. It definitely is not for FPS or esports gaming but its still an excellent general use and casual/RPG/strategy gaming keyboard. Personally Im not a fan of RGB but I never knew what a difference a backlit keyboard in solid green could make. In fact this keyboard is the only RGB I use on my rig (My mouse is RGB but I have that annoyance turned off.). Update 05/31/21 : I purchased this keyboard in mid-December 2019 and it is still functioning the same as the day I first got it. Ive had no problems with it whatsoever. No sticking keys. Backlight functions are still working and the brightness hasnt diminished. Honestly I can see it lasting another year and a half which is exceptional for a budget keyboard.

so I havent had this keyboard for very long but im impressed so far (i got the wired version, not the wireless). I needed to replace my old standard mechanical keyboard that came with my Dell computer (which was way too noisy and everytime i typed i even annoyed myself), so I started looking around and decided I needed to look for a quiet keyboard with backlighting. how quiet is it? well its not silent, as you can still hear yourself type. (i think the foldable rubber keyboards are the only true silent ones, if that is what you are looking for) But it is quiet enough that its almost as quiet as my laptops keyboard (but only very-slightly louder). also, they keys feel more rubber-like in texture instead of the solid hard-plastic feel that a lot of keyboards have. they dont feel flimsy though, but time will tell. the backlighting is customizable, with a lot of different variations you can do with it. it is explained in the very-short user manual how to change modes and colors. the only criticism i would have would be how the lighting appears through some of the keys. i think its just a fault by design so not a negative in my book, as the keyboard i am replacing had no backlighting at all. and obviously i wasnt expecting it to be perfect at this price range. it is plug-and-play, dont have to go searching for some odd website for drivers (im on win10). I do suggest buying the wired version as most keyboards with backlighting use energy quick, unless wired is not an option for you. with all that said, yes it is worth the money they are asking (i might even say its worth more). hope this helped someone with picking this keyboard as their purchase!

Very fun! Lights are strong and the keyboard isn’t loud and I’m a heavy Typer. I like that it’s hard wired, tired of batteries /charging.

Overall, its a decent keyboard for day to day usage for me. The problem is that it quickly stopped holding a charge less than two months after purchase, so I have to plug into a power source for it to work. For the price, not worth it on the wireless version.

Operationally, the keyboard is great and I never had an issue with operation or connectivity (5 stars for Operation). This keyboard lights up with the colors that I was looking for; However, the brightness is a little dull/low for my taste. My main drawback, which may be anothers favorite item, is that the keys are like original keyboards and have tall/big buttons. I was looking for more low profile keys.

I like the size and feel of the buttons. It is great for gaming in a dimly lit room, and it also has a good battery life. Only thing I find mildly unlikable is that when the battery wants to be charged it will start stuttering during button presses. This makes it seem like movement in video games is lagging or bugged. I do like that it lets you know when the battery is low without just dying completely, and when it is full to help prevent overcharging it. It might be preferable for it to have a largish flashing light for battery indication but it isnt to big of a bother.

Edit- I received my replacement keyboard today and when I tell you for a $60 keyboard this thing is trash I type all day and this this thing sucks it misses characters or keys get stuck and won’t stop. By far the worst keyboard I have ever used my $10 keyboard from $5 below works 100000% better than thins one but is not designed for wrist support which is why I splurged on this. Extremely disappointed and I will never purchase with this company again there products are not worth the money spent. Let me start by saying I absolutely love the design of the keyboard. I think it’s gorgeous. I love the lights it has good battery power. What I don’t like is at three single key sticks and I can’t get it to stop. I work in compliance and I’m writing emails every single day all day and at least 15 to 20 times a day The key gets stuck and I can’t stop. Debating on returning.

This is exactly what my grandson is looking for to play his games on the computer. It is colorful and I appreciate that it is ergonomic. The delivery was made as promised.