Redragon K630 Dragonborn 60% Wired RGB Gaming Keyboard, 61 Keys Compact Mechanical Keyboard with Linear Red Switch, Pro Driver Support, Black

The media could not be loaded. This is the best mechanical keyboard under ₹2500.It has very good build quality.It is sturdy and durable because it does have a metal plate.Keys are very smooth and sound are just awesome 👌😇, not too loud not too low just perfect.RGBs are also very good and fully customizable.Been using for a month and no issues.

The performance of the keyboard is the best in the price point and the switches feel vary high quality. However I had to replace the first one I got because the s key didn't work (hence I deducted a star)

Has really nice rgb and the most smooth movement for the keys. The connectivity is a bit confusing but even a good charging wire of usb c can be used. Although its hard to know if ur warranty was claimed or not or u have to claim it. I love gaming and i love this keyboard

The media could not be loaded. Bang for the buck. Amazing RGB lighting. keys are a bit soft for the feedback and have to get used at first. But product is amazing amazing amazing. Don't think twice. Go for it. I loved every bit of it. Switched can be swapped to brown, red and others later to your need. But I would say stock is itself great. Short keyboard+ Handy. Just wish it had a Bluetooth switch too. No numbers and arrow keys which are usually on the right. ( Not a problem for gamers, graphic designers).

I use this for gaming and i love it, the keys respond very fast and the keyboard improves the overall look of my setup, extremely good product for the price.

It's been over a year since I bought this keyboard so I'm writing this review to help others know what this keyboard is like in terms of regular usage, gaming usage and coding usage as well as the learning curve for shifting to 60% from full size keyboard.It was a bit of problem for a few weeks but my memory got hold of the shortcuts. However one of my shortcuts during game is ctrl + alt + ` ( Fn + Esc) which requires me to use both my hand which I find a bit awkward to use but it's a shortcut I don't often use.For Coding if you use a command line terminal like NeoVIM then it can be tricky to use, but I'm well over it and I can easily use the WASD keys coupled eith Fn to navigate over the year.For gaming the switches are good, responsive, and it does not occupy much desk space so the design is kept in mind for gamers who need a lot of room for their mouse.I've only used static lighting however the other lighting modes are also good especially the custom lighting, the software is pretty easy to use.One thing I did face is while cleaning the keyboard from the inside the placeholder switches for Shift, Ctrl and utility button is a bit of task to remove and I have broken it, as well as SOME switches have stopped functioning, I contacted the support and they were like send a Keyboard test video and then we'll send the switches. I cannot confirm whether this will cost anything or not but in terms of repairability its an average keyboard.

It's nice. Has great color modes. Pretty good for programmer and gamer. I use neovim so all my hands stay at the home button.You'll miss out on arrow keys which you can access by pressing the Fn key. A bit of a hassle tbh. But that goes for all 60% keyboards so understand that before buying.It's software support is bad. For some reason, it's all in Chinese/mandarin.Also I use Linux and it works fine on Linux. It's just that the software is available only on Windows.Sound is decent. It's not wobbly. You get those extra red switch thingys.

But it not have blue switch option as programer I need Blue switch it ok