RedragonK628 PRO 75% 3-Mode Wireless RGB Gaming Keyboard, 78 Keys Hot-Swappable Compact Mechanical Keyboard w/Hot-Swap Free-Mod PCB Socket, Dedicated Arrow Keys & Numpad, Red Switch

So Bought this keyboard a while back, not only for the reduced size and cosmestic, but also in practical terms - as i can connect via wired, bluetooth, or 2.4ghz dongle to multiple devices. perfect for me as i work on a few pcs (due to work and home), so one keyboard for all4 devices at the time was honestly a godsend.However, Unfrotunately after a couple of months , the keyboard had an issue ( i think i may have knocked it , so not a reflection of the keyboard, more on my clumsinesss :)) where it wouldonly connect via wired connection , and the other methods stopped working (switch at the back i thinkn went basically). I contacted there customer services, sent a video of the issues and tried a couple of things. they could not of been more helpful, friendly, and understanding. I have not been given a replacement and has been absolutely fine since.I gotta say I think i may be sticking with red dragon based on my experience (i think their name was carrie, - if you see this , thank you!)

Comfortable layout and keys are nice are quiet for a mechanical type. Recommended.

I have bought this keyboard recently and it very sleek and nice feeling but they keycaps seem to be a little rushed and not so nice but that is understandable for a lower end keyboard over all i am happy with the keyborard and it is very responsive as i am typing with it now. :D

Most importantly its hot swappable, which i immediately used to put haptic switches in. The linear ones are perfectly fine, i just personally like the haptic feedback more for gaming (i like resting my finger tips on the keys before activating them)

Birthday present, he was overjoyed with it.

Absolutely loved it. The lighting feature is on the top

Keyboard works and sounds better than expected for the price and got surprised by an RGB mode that turns it into a music virtualiser.I only have one problem with it. Buying custom keycaps that match the small "+" key and default macro layout is impossible.Redragon, please sell keycaps separately and add more options like pudding keycaps, country layouts and various profiles.

I initially had high hopes for the Redragon K628 PRO. The keyboard worked great for the first four months, delivering a satisfying typing experience. However, things started to go downhill quickly after that. Keys began to die out one by one, making it increasingly frustrating to use. I even tried replacing the switches with the extras provided, but this temporary fix didn't last, and more keys continued to fail.While I wasn't expecting top-tier durability from this keyboard, I certainly expected it to last longer than just six months. The fact that it started falling apart so soon is unacceptable. Adding to the frustration is the company's abysmal customer support. They only offer a meager 3-month return window, which means by the time issues start appearing, you're on your own. To make matters worse, there are no clear contact details provided for the company, and attempts to reach out through their website have been futile.This experience has been incredibly disappointing, and I will never purchase from Redragon again. If you're considering buying the K628 PRO, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. It's not worth the headache and lack of support when things inevitably go wrong.