I'm impressed with this thing! I got it to use as a gaming keyboard portable use, but have liked it so much that I wound up using it at my desktop as well. The fact that it can be paired easily via bluetooth, USB wireless receiver, or through a cable is great. There are a couple of quirks, but nothing that can't be addressed. Redragon, if you're reading this, please consider making revisions in your next model!

Quirk 1: The 'F' key does not have a bump on it like most keyboards I like. This can make it a bit awkward to get my hand into position without looking. I've ordered a new set of keycaps to address this.

Quirk 2: The "Alt" key is in an awkward position to reach with my thumb. I fixed this by mapping the N and P keys to Alt as well, so I can reliably and quickly press it in-game.

Everything else about it is great so far!

Great device

This keyboard was a great purchase for a one handed keyboard, i would recommend this keyboard to someone who wants a keyboard made for performance. The sound of the keyboard is kinda loud (if you get blue switches) but otherwise it’s a great keyboard. The performance is very good but if you want a better experience get red switches they are quieter and won’t annoy anyone.

Great update to the first gen wireless k585. I can now use a wider selection of 3rd party switches. But the software is what lets this device down. The instructions to setup the custom keys are cumbersome. And the worse change from the previous two generation k585 gamepads is that you now need the software to change profiles. You can no longer change your pre-programed profiles using the top ‘M’ buttons. Redragon is not clear on their product page about this change and it came as a big letdown in my testing. Otherwise, the hardware of the gamepad itself is a great improvement over the prior generations.

simply one of the bet keyboard for people with reduced space