I absolutely love this new hall effect keyboard model recently introduced by Redragon. Excellent build quality. For a TKL hall effect keyboard this value can't be beat. Has everything you need. Media keys, programmable dial key.... you name it. All the latest tech standard points. Perfect for gamers. Seems there's screws underneath indicating a possible mod customization option. Interesting. Decent weight to it. Medium sounding keys/switches.Slightly lighter than average weight for actuations. Works very well right out of the box with Windows 11 with no added software required unless you're into fine tweaking the many options this keyboard has waiting. Obviously you'll want to play around with that sooner or later. I'll get to that some day but for now I love the way it is just out of the box with plug and play. Actuation distances are well enough balanced for me. Spare hall effect switches however are not available to purchase at the moment sadly it seems, as Redragon doesn't offer any options from their website. No suggested OEM brand match replacements in the meantime either. Maybe down the road....I hope. ?? For now they give you a half dozen in a small bag supplied with the keyboard. That's good at least. I don't actually see myself needing to replace HE switches any time soon of course though, as the expected lifespan is over 100 million actuations. So there's that reliability peace of mind. Would be nice to have other switch options available to change things up sooner at least in customization like with low profiles,(maybe down the road Redragon?:) 🙏 but like I mentioned it's really great straight out of the box and I think most average users will agree. One other thing I noticed so far is the switches have a varying feel / noise to them. Kind of odd how it varies. Not used to that. Wondering if it's a design flaw🤔hmmm. Strangely the left shift key is DEAD silent but the right is slightly more audible. Stuff like that. That kind of variance just doesn't seem well planned. If at all. I just can't see the reasoning around it. Also, the space bar is definitely needing some new stabilizers or added padding to dampen it's bottom out point. It definitely stands out from the whole lot. Too noisy for my liking. Not a deal breaker. I'll open it up (after the warranty is up of course ;) and mod that up a bit to something more bearable. The rest of the keys are pretty much a standard medium sound level and feel to them. Thocky enough. My ultimate preference would be like the Jade Pro Nebula (Keychron) levels. I can live with these... but just a bit too clacky with the slight bottoming out for my personal use. Overall I strongly recommend this keyboard and I truly think you'll not be dissapointed. Redragon continues to wow me with their unbeatable quality in products and innovation. I don't see any other brand even competing at this value level. Keep it up Redragon 👍👌Well done.

Love sounds and responsive keys, UI to set up keys not user friendly and could use simplifying