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

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this is a good mechanical keyboard for its price range. the best part of course being thats its hot swappable so its easy for any beginners who want to get into keyboard modding

Now I’m typically not the one to review products(unfortunately), but this a GREAT keyboard for the price… the lights aren’t too bright, but they’re perfect (for me). Back to the feel: the keys are perfect for fat fingers. My GF got her keyboard from GMMK, and she said she felt some comp with this one. If you’re new to gaming or even experienced, this is a great keyboard for an inexpensive or seasoned price this keyboard is even better than I was hoping for. Being my first keyboard though you might take my opinion with a grain of salt as Ive been exposed to only mainstream offerings thus far. I recommend it if you think your use case is similar to mine. More details below. I use this device for gaming so I didnt want to go with a Bluetooth offering since that can provide a lot of hassle, I wasnt interested in. Overall, the lighting is great, the switches work well and have zero problems, the standard cherry switches and stems make upgrades easy, the bottom row size is also standard and the keyboard configuration, while rudimentary, is functional. Definitely recommended.

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.

and coming from someone who loves Razer keyboards, I have to say, I am impressed with this little keyboard. So, my Razer finally gave out. I need my keyboard to work, not game, and it is, so to speak, my third arm. I had a stack of backup keyboards here from various other computers and I hate them all. All are membrane, non-mechanical keyboards. Those are a problem for me. I worked on a couple of them for about one hour and gave up. The only reason I ordered this one was because the replacement Razer will not arrive until Saturday (this was Thursday) and this one could be delivered same day as I had urgent work that needed to be completed on the double. It arrived same day - thank you Amazon. Plugged it in and away I went. This keyboard is tiny. The layout is about an inch in width shorter so the keys are closer together. That took some getting used to but, all-in-all, I have to say, Im impressed. The backlighting is nice. The blue is difficult to see. I work in a mostly dark environment so the blue of the # keys is harder to see than the rest but for a two day use, its fine. I normally work on a keyboard with the tenkey pad so that too takes some getting used to but, for a backup keyboard, it will do just fine. I almost never write reviews for anything but I just wanted to say, at least for me, this little keyboard fit the bill for a backup and Im going to order another one for a backup to the backup. I cant speak, of course, to the longevity as Ive only worked on it for about 24 hours but, as I said, compared to my $150+ Razer, this one will do quite nicely in a pinch!

Love this keyboard! Works great and looks super sleek!

the white version of this looks amazing with my current setup. I was needing an external keyboard that went with the vibe of my room and desk area that would work with my MacBook Pro. compatibility: I saw mixed reviews on whether this would work with a Mac. and its mostly a yes but also there are some nos. all of the alpha numerical keys work perfect -- shift, caps lock, etc included. the command button on the Mac obviously doesnt line up with a pc keyboard, but the windows button works just fine (command +q) is possible. there are keys on the far side that dont work well (at least I havent figured out how yet) -- home key, fkeys). the page up and page down keys work great. tab, symbols, etc. are solid. that being said, it was great for what I was looking for and the parts that dont vibe with the Mac arent needed for me anyway (Im a student & not pc gamer). have gotten a ton of compliments on the style and design. the LED backlights are incredible and extremely impressive in-person. the typing sound is very old-school and sort of annoying and addicting at the same time. I did get the wired version simply bc apple tends to hate bluetooth that isnt their own, and it worked just fine with a USB adapter.

First off, this is a great budget gaming keyboard which serves its purpose and can be used for use cases other than gaming. It sounds good, has genuine mechanical switches, and rgb. The keyboard feels great to type on compared to most cheap office keyboards and is worth the money. I did encounter one problem when I was gaming which made me extremely aggravated. I was playing Valorant and suddenly my a key stopped working and I could not move left. This caused me to blow the round. I used the tool to take the key cap off and put it back on but I still occasionally cannot move left or register the a key. Just something to be aware of. I still use the keyboard and I havent had to deal with this problem recently but it sucks when you lose because of the keyboard. Hope this helps someone out. 4/5 stars because I still think the keyboard is quality for the money.

I originally bought the version that doesnt light up. It is a nice little keyboard and it lasted 4 years. It would still be working but it suffered from unfortunate liquid damage. I wanted to replace it but but they dont sell the one that doesnt light up. This one is just as good if you turn the lights off. If I needed another keyboard for another workstation, I would order this one again.

Got the brown switches. Great feel to the keyboard and I like the look of it. However, until digging through their site and Reddit I didn’t realize that the LEDs are not editable (they are fixed colors). All you can change is brightness and which ones are illuminated. Ended up buying the slightly upgraded version of this same keyboard which does allow this.