Redragon K552 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Rainbow LED Backlit Wired with Anti-Dust Proof Switches for Windows PC (Black, 87 Keys Blue Switches)

Bought it for my son to play games with. He loves it. It makes really nice clicking sounds and lights up with every click. Its also pretty heavy and doesnt move around. I took one star off because its pretty small even for my 10 year old son and the clicking sound seems like it wont sound great in a year from now.

I purchased this keyboard and I really like it I like the size and the way the keys feel but after only 2 months of barely using the keyboard the A key started to go out on me. I was gaming and in the middle of it I noticed I was not able to go left. The A key would come and go and it was very frustrating because I died a couple times because of it and I even stopped playing until I purchased a new keyboard. I did not want to give up on the keyboard so I popped the A key off to see if there was anything stuck and there was nothing in the way or missing. Eventually after messing with the A key a couple times after a couple days I managed to get it back. I stuck with the keyboard and have not had problems since and hopefully it stays that way because I do like it. Also this model does have RGB features to change light patterns on the keyboard but for example if you wanted to make the whole entire keyboard purple or red or blue you cannot you can only stick with the select patters they have provided with the keyboard.

This is a good keyboard for beginners or for people who just want a mechanical keyboard. However, its easy to mod, especially since its hot-swappable!

No me gusto, pq cuando lo pongo en la mesa plana tiene un desnivel

This is so far my favorite keyboard I’ve ever had. My last one was battery powered and the battery exploded inside of it. So I got a wired one. I know reddragon is a good brand so I got that. I love the colors. And I love how it feels. It feels like an old school keyboard. It’s robust. Also, I love it so much I wanna just type random words what ever comes to my mind. I wanna put it in my pillowcase and lay in it so the keys can talk to me everytime I move my head at night.

This keyboard is great but turned out that I do not like mechanical keyboards. I have only been using this for a few days and I generally like it. For the money this is a great keyboard. It has real mechanical switches and definitely some metal inside, judging by the weight. It has nice rubber feet and it stays put on the table. Key feel very good and typing experience is very nice. The keyboard has at least 10 key rollover. I could not test more keys than that since I only have 10 fingers, so for the rest of the keys I trust the description. The cable is very solid and should not break. I actually never had keyboard cable break so this one should be OK too. Now for the not so good parts. The keyboard is loud. It is not excessively loud for this type of keyboard, but it is loud. Turned out that I prefer membrane keyboard better and do not like the noise of the mechanical one. Typing at night when people are sleeping is not a good idea. Also I would not be getting mechanical keyboard for the office, unless I want everyone around me to hate me. It also slows down my typing but I think it is because I use different keyboard at work. The backlight does not stay off. I have to turn it off every time the computer powers up or wakes up from sleep. I got the keyboard with the red light and had I known that the light does not stay off, I would have opted for the one with no light. Absence of light memory is definitely a miss on the manufacturer part. Without backlight however the writing on the keys is not clearly visible even in good light. Although media keys are present, the sleep button is not. This is also a definite miss. Pretty much every keyboard these days has a sleep button. I fixed this with an Autohotkey script but it would be nice if the sleep key would be included. After all it is just a software fix in the keyboard. Something like Fn+Pause would work nicely. The keyboard is quite tall. This is not really a negative but just an observation. You may want to invest in wrist pad to use with the keyboard. I also think it would be hard to clean. Generally I clean my keyboards about once every 6 month or so. With membrane keyboard, one can take off the key part and just give it a wash in the sink with some dish soap. The dry it for a bit and it is a good as new. This may be a problem since every key cap is separate. But overall this is a great keyboard for the price. If you want a mechanical keyboard that clicks and dont want to spend a lot of money I would highly recommend this keyboard. Even if you want to just try how mechanical keyboard would feel you may want to start with this one. I only wish the same keyboard came with non-clicky switches.

Good quality mechanical keyboard

Overall I like the keyboard and would probably suggest it to others but with a warning. Strait out the box I had a problem with one of switches. Not world ending, but the A key squeaks whenever pushed and as you tend to push that a lot while gaming I can only say I am glad I wear headphones to play or it would be maddening. And if you are wondering, its still squeaking two months later. The second problem I encountered was about two months after purchase the 2 key stopped working and yep, sure enough it was the switch. I bought some cheap replacement switches which look strikingly exactly like the one in this keyboard and swapped it and everything works fine now. You are getting exactly what you pay for with this keyboard. A well built keyboard made with I suspect budget parts and so buyer beware. My other complaint really is a minor one which is that the RGB patterns on it are pretty crap compared to the mouse I bought with it by the same company which creates a weird contrast. Size is great though, and the chassis of the keyboard feels super solid which I like a lot. Also for what its worth the switch was really easy to swap out.

Anytime a friend is buying a pc I instantly recommend this keyboard. TKL style, 60 percent, mechanical switches that arent disgustingly loud and are satisfying to press, nice colors (rgb increases gaming performance) and nice font on the keys. Only complaint is the rubber wire, a threaded cable or a coil is nicer quality.

I like this product but I just dont think its for me, I was excited about getting this mechanical keyboard for such a good price, but overall this has been an all right experience. I still like it and dont want to return it though. If I could give it 3.5 stars I would, its good but not good for a first mechanical keyboard, the price is fair too. Things I like: Many light modes and it is a very well lit keyboard that is customizable on how they show up but cant change the colors themselves from the keys. Comes with a keycap removal tool. Is pretty loud, satisfying. Doesnt feel cheap, the packaging is great and the weight of it is perfect. Very nice design and the key texture feels good, looks cool too. Things I disliked: Not really clicky or clacky, the keys feel like a big mush so you never really get the feedback of when you clicked a key or not. Is nearly silent when typing quietly however when typing hard the inside of the keyboard literally echoes because its made out of metal and it is very noticeable and VERY annoying. Along with the mushiness of the keys, the keys themselves are pretty sensitive so I accidentally press things a lot, even when Im purposely trying to take pressure off of it. I slightly rest my hand on the keyboard and it just holds down a letter, I have big fingers so when I press a key I could literally just touch another one beside it and it would register as both of them, a lot of other issues I cant really explain without making this review way too long but its summed up with these keys being way too mushy and sensitive so I dont really know if a key has gone through or if its stuck or anything until I see it register, this wouldnt be as big as a problem if only it didnt affect my typing. I noticed an immediate change in my typing speed from averaging 100wpm - 130wpm, to in the 40wpm - 60wpm range which gets super frustrating. I make tons of errors by accidentally tapping other keys and having it register as a full click and I feel like a beginner typing. Hopefully, I just get used to it, Ill update if anything else new happens, I havent had this keyboard for too long so I dont want a refund at least just not yet but if anything changes Ill make sure to update it too. Overall, this is a solid keyboard for gaming but typing has led me to a bad experience, it can be seen as a personal issue sure, but this keyboard is meant for a certain kind of person, I guess not for me. Update: Giving it 5 stars, Ive had it for some months and Ive definitely grown to like it, it sounds good but the weird metal echo is still there, feels nice, and its really easy to clean. This is a definite steal, back when I wrote this I wanted a clicky keyboard but this feels way nicer, I also did no research and didnt know my switches, so thats on me. I have grown to love it, all the issues from before are no longer present after like 2 weeks of use, and my typing WPM has boosted up to 140, not from the keyboard really, but because I love typing on it so much I do nonstop tests for fun and slowly improve. All it took was some time for me to realize just because its not clicky doesnt mean its bad, which Im sure is obvious to literally everyone except me in the past because Im dumb. I prefer this now however, they reduced the price too so easy 5 stars.