Redragon K630 Dragonborn 60% Wired RGB Gaming Keyboard, 61 Keys Compact Mechanical Keyboard with Tactile Blue Switch, Pro Driver Support, White

This keyboard is good and it’s my first 60% keyboard that I bought and overall it really good and worth the price

I got this for my grandson’s 11th birthday. He loved it and was so excited. About 3 weeks after he got it the charging port broke. There is a month return window but I was not told it was broken until much later so I missed the return period. But I expected this keyboard to last more than 3 weeks.

Plugged it in worked fine and loved it. But after a week, my pc wouldnt connect to it. Plugging it in and out it would connect. And that same week I would put my PC on sleep mode. Some days the keyboard would turn off and others it would have a blue glow be on. So I would have to unplug it. Now week 2 or 3. I turned my PC on. I had to unplug the keyboard cause the blue glow. It worked. Typed in my password and than disconnected and never reconnected. Loved everything about it. But the plug on is trash.

I loved this keyboard because it sounds good, and is high quality for the price. Would highly recommend.

The Bluetooth is unresponsive

i love redragon products they are almost always high quality. they are great for the money and last years. the keyboard i had before this one lasted 3 years and would have lasted longer if my house wasnt victim of natural disaster this one is just as good of quality, maybe a little better quality. it definitely feels more premium. you wont regret buying this

when the keyboard arrived I was very excited to use it, however, when I started typing, it wouldnt work, I thought maybe if I installed the drivers and software and tried restarting my computer it would work, nothing changed, so I looked at my keyboard trying to figure out how to make it work, nothing was happening, this keyboard took 55 dollars out of my wallet. I am very upset about this product, and will most likely never purchase another red dragon keyboard again

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I bought this keyboard for gaming because my Corsair was just too large. The keys feel quite good, though I seem to have a bit of a sticky T key that doesnt always register. The bottom is also a bit high and I havent found a wrist rest that makes it totally comfortable. The biggest drawback is the lack of separate cursor keys, though I see that this is quite common for keyboards of this size. Most of the games already use AWSD for movement, but often use the same hand for combat. Every time I have to move, Im not attacking, while with the larger keyboards, I can do both at the same time. Overall, the keyboard is a good value because of its low price, but is only somewhat decent as a gaming keyboard. For general typing, Id prefer to use a more traditional keyboard.

Not having the arrows and delete keys on the right was the deal breaker. Hate holding FN key to activate arrows and delete. Otherwise very good keyboard