HORUS K619 Wired Gaming Keyboard

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Redragon K619 Horus RGB Mechanical Keyboard

Dedicated Media Control & Linear Red Switch

redragon k619 full size mechanical gaming keyboard

Redragon K619 Horus wired RGB Mechanical Keyboard

HORUS K619 Wired Gaming Keyboard

~~US$72.99~~ US$54.99 Regular price

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Note:"Red Switch"---Ships to US & CA Customers Only

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Blue Switch Brown Switch Red Switch

Size

Full Size Tenkeyless (TKL)

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Horus k619 wired gaming keyboard

Overview
Specifications
Software Download
Reviews

Horus k619 wired gaming keyboard

Overview
Specifications
Software
Reviews

Ultra-Thin Designed Wired Gaming Keyboard

Ultra-Thin Designed Wired Gaming Keyboard w/Low Profile Keycaps

Introducing the Red Dragon K619, featuring three different switch options: Blue, Brown, and Red. With its 30% cut ultra-thin design, this keyboard offers a low-profile experience. The Blue switches are click-style switches, providing a satisfying tactile feel and a distinct "click" sound when pressed beyond the tactile point. The Brown switches offer a subtle tactile response, while the Red switches give a smooth and linear feel.

Worry-free Wired Trans

A USB-A to USB-C solid cable guarantees you the most stable key registrations from any precise daily work or intense gaming case. Blocks out any possible signal interference and removes the psychological concern of cordless delay.

Frosted Metal Cover

The top board of the Horus keyboard is made from durable aluminum material makes the structure steady and still with slim form. The classic black frosted surface process offers an advanced minimalist look and nice fingerprint-resistant touch.

More Extra Practical

Set with 4×5 on-the-fly macro keys and a dedicated function area for media control. Convenient to rec frequently used macros without software, play the next song, or just scroll for volume adjustment.

More Details Redefinable

Along with tank-solid material is the Redragon core software driver support, 16.8 million colors backlighting, standard keys remapping, and infinite keybindings are all available for personal re-mod.

Multi-Function Scroll

Geared with an easy-to-access scroll section, makes media player and backlit control easier to adjust. Press the button and slide the scroll to make your preference about the volume, playlist and backlit brightness.

Features

Wired Ultra-Thin Low Profile Gaming Keyboard

Low Profile Switches

30% Cutted Ultra-Thin with Dedicated Media Control

Professional Software

RGB Backlit

Design

Keyboard Size437 × 147 × 17mm

Item Weight614 g

SwitchesLow Profile Blue/Brown/Red Switches

Keyboard ConnectivityWired

Matrix 104 Keys (Full Rollover)

Layout US QWERTY

USB Connector USB 2.0

Package Included

1 x Redragon K619 gaming keyboard

1 x Detachable USB Type-C Cable

1 x User Manual

Software Download

Reviews

Move Over Logitech

I really wanted a Logitech G812, but I couldn't afford the price tag. I found this keyboard at the end of a deep dive and figured I'd give it a shot. Tickle me impressed. I am loving this keyboard. It's everything I was looking for in a keyboard. Form factor is great. Key strokes are smooth. Backlight options are good too. Thank you for making an exceptional product at a reasonable price. I don't feel like I had to sacrifice anything because of budget.

Really Good keyboard

Its just so good for playing games and typing really cool

It was everything I expected

It was everything I expected and more, an excellent keyboard, I am very happy with my purchase, as is my Predator mouse!

Great low profile keyboard and amazing customer service.

This would be my 3th Redragon keyboard. I enjoy the different layouts (2 x75%). I also have other accessories such as MMO Redragon mouse and speakers. All have been great for my needs. I bought the Horus K619 for the full keyboard and macros. Both were great onboard without additional software.

I look forward to continue ordering Redragon products.

I recomment this keyboard

PROs:

- It's a bit thinner then the non-mechanical keyboard that I had before; I highly recommend the low profile versions like this one over the standard key ones from Redragon, see below why
- comfortable typing without the need for an additional wrist stand (this is the second Redragon keyboard that I tried; the first one that I tried (the Devarajas Black K556 ) I returned because it was too thick; the key height would make it worse at typing then my old membrane keyboard; I didn't try nor want a separate wrist/rest piece)
- happy with the brown switches that I chose (they are tactile, not clicky like the blue ones, so not too noisy, but I do feel the push a little as opposed to what red keys would be like - linear push)
- handy volume up/down wheel/knob that works
- wired - no battery needed, no charging; plug and play
- lights can be turned off or dimmed / close-to white (but not quite) colors are available for bk. lights (I'm not into the rainbow / responsive lights - but it can do that)

CONs (small things, but I am writing them down so they can create better firmware in the future for it):
- twice, after I changed some settings or reset the keyboard (Fn + ESC kept pressed for a few seconds) it became unresponsive - I had to unplug it and plug it back in to make it work again
- once I tried the macro keys, even after I deleted all macros, the macro profile key M1 remained fully lit up in bright white light. It should remove the backlight of that key when all macros are deleted. And active macro key should be a toggle button (that can be turned off on a second press). And it shouldn't be that bright / not dimmable. But a workaround is to reset the keyboard and then it's back to the beginning (long press Fn + ESC), all macro lights are off.
- for me the "calculator" and the other 3 keys that are supposed to start apps don't work when I pres Fn + one of those keys. Nothing happens (Win 11); hmm I don't think I checked to see if a "windows" mode needs to be selected and I am now at another comp.

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