I wasn’t sure what to expect as this is my first purchase from Redragon. I had the Logitech G910 and although is was a pretty good keyboard, it started to have issues with keys repeating or not reacting. It became completely useless. Not what I expected from a 200+ $ (cdn) keyboard. And to later read that it is a known problem with Logitech devices…I decided to get the nicest keyboard I could find around the 100$ mark and received this beauty! I was surprised at how much rarer keyboards with extra programmable keys are and was thrilled to get this plus wireless. Under the keyboard, you even have two toggle switches. One for Win/Mac and the other for 2.4Ghz, bluetooth or no wireless! You get 4 different memory profiles for the programming and the rgb looks amazing. I chose 2.4 Ghz with the included dongle and I can sense no latency at all. It also works fine with both mac and PC if you just leave the toggle to PC, for example, if you don't want to have to flip it each time you switch computers and are on a usb hub. I enjoy the feel of this keyboard and am completely blown away at how many features are wrapped into it at this price range. I don’t know for sure about durability at this point but I can certainly say that it feels durable and well-built. Very impressed! **Oh…and the programmable keys DO work on 2.4ghz. I didn’t try bluetooth...

It is an amazing keyboard

This is my 7th mechanical keyboard, and am very satisfied with it. I like typing with this linear switches and with large o-rings they are very close to what I had on a ducky before.

I have never used a mechanical keyboard before so this is impressive to me. The keys all do what they should when I press them. The sound is not loud, a bit of a thock on the rebound. I got brown keys from AliExpress and they are actually quieter from virtue of the tactile function. The software for the lights could be better. It works if you put in the time. The scroll wheel feels like it will last a year and break.
I like the wrist rest and how it clicks on magnetically.
For the money, I paid $55 or so on sale, I think it is a good value. Couldn't find anything with all the same functions for less than 100.
Hope this helps if you are considering it .

As per title, the keyboard is in my opinion very good for the price. The red linear switches felt great at the beginning, but have started to wear their pre-lube (if not, might've been not there in the first place) off. To summarize, they get squeaky after a month of use.

So I switched them with some Gateron switches in the meantime (yes, Gateron switches do work in the newer sockets of the Outemu boards and has 5-pin-switch support). keycaps are as you'd expect from non PBT ones, which will also suffice for a few months of use. Also, the stabilizers on the LSHIFT and the BACKSPACE keys rattle quite a lot after a month of use, which is not uncommon with Redragon keyboards and is a bummer. 2,4ghz mode works perfectly fine. Bluetooth? not so much.

Overall, 8/10 Keyboard and I recommend buying it!