The keyboard is literally MINT! They keys are so smooth the sound is so satisfying the connection either through BT or 2.4gh are both good, the colors are vibrant even my gf want to start using it ... on her phone lol.
It can connect to 4 devices at the same time and switch between them instantly with a keystroke ( TV for netflix and searching, phones when u dont feel like turning on ur pc to send a report or an email , console , and whatever device that gas BT and can type in ) its very handy to have.

For gaming im using it everyday playing fps games at 120fps , its very responsive with no lag or delays on all connection modes.

I have even customized the rgb on each key individually which u can either do with a hotkey or through software to make it look even more dazzling and lemme tell u, the contrast of purple, blue, white keys with pink, blue, purple rgb is sooo beautiful.

Blue keys with purple RGB
Purple keys with neon blue
White keys with fading dark purple
Win +fn keys in red
And numbers with yellow mustardy which u can get by setting them to brown color

This combination makes ur keyboard 10 times more dazzling.

The keys feel very nice!

love the sound, software needs work

I am completely satisfied with the product, I only regret that it is not distributed in Hungary.
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I've only had it a few weeks, but it's stable and rugged so far. Connectivity is a breeze, great USB cable, the WIFI also works quite well. I haven't tried the BT.

The battery life is still a mystery, because it NEVER RUNS DOWN. ??? However, I have had it plugged in a fair amount of time while I fool around with the configuration software. Eventually I should see it run down, but so far it's fantastic. It's a pretty heavy kb, and I suspect the big battery contributes to that.

The configuration software is seriously lacking. First, it's very hard to find on the web site. Installation is eazy-peazy. But sometimes it take many tries for the new config to "take". The "tap" function worked for me once, briefly, and never again. It's clearly beta software. OTOH, basic keyboard setup is Very easy and intuitive. Setting up colors, basic key assignments, and macros are all pretty straightforward. There's fairly decent, written, searchable documentation on the RedDragon web site.

Built-in hardware macros using the dedicated FN key work really well, handy, robust, and easy to use. Adjusting keycap brightness, cycling through illumination patterns, checking the battery status, etc work reliably and easily.

I've replaced the switches with clicky ones on my favorite hotspots, like the arrow keys. The switches are easy to replace.
I have a nit to pick, the key logos are clear and easy to read in daylight, but the keys with double values, like "9(" or "=+" are difficult to read at night under backlit conditions. The keycap logo is arranged with the values one above the other. The positioning of the LED under the keycap means that only the top character is lit. I replaced all those keys with some pudding caps that have the double values arranged horizontally, a bit crowded, at the top of the keycap. They don't look as good as the originals, but they are now legible in the dark.

This is a good-looking, well-functioning, economical, compact, robust mechanical keyboard.