Great keyboard, very smooth, and came really fast

I bought this since it had multiple ways to connect to my laptop. I've mainly used it for work and it has held it's charge for a few 8 hour days in a row before it needed a charge.
Very responsive and love the RBG lighting options that I can choose without needing to download the customization software (which is not allowed on my work laptop, but will definitely try if I connect it to my personal computer in the future).

Customer service was great as the first board I received had a mismatched keycap. They sent a replacement at no cost to me.

Amazing quality for the price

DISCLAIMER: I received this product for free from Redragon in exchange for an honest review.

I recently received a trio of this keyboard in 3 different switch configurations (Outemu Red, Brown and Blue) and had a chance to try them all out to get a feel for them and understand the differences between the switch types.

The keyboard itself is an ultra-thin, low profile full-sized keyboard with standard Outemu switches and low-profile keycaps, combined with a lightweight design, brilliant RGB lighting and extra media & macro buttons to round out the feature set. Software was a bit of a pain to set up this time around (but I think this is more of a side effect of Windows 26H2 update), but the Redragon Support team was incredibly quick and helpful in getting me up and running and ready to configure my keyboard to my liking.

Now, while not my favourite keyboard to type on, I think this keyboard is perfect for users who are looking to squeeze out a bit more overhead (or overhand?) space on their desks and want to have a full size keyboard that they can travel with. Tri-mode is perfect for those who want the best of both wired or wireless worlds, and the battery life is pretty reasonable on this keyboard as well.

Pricing also makes this keyboard extremely competitive with other low-profile wireless mechanical keyboards on the market, and having the various switch type selections should put this keyboard at the top of your list if you're in the market for this type of keyboard.

Gaming on these keyboards also works very well, with ultra-low latency on wireless, anti-ghosting and anti-rollover tech built into the board.

Red switches (linear) are fairly quiet, very comfortable and require very little pressure to type with. Perfect for someone looking for less noise and ease of typing.

Brown switches (tactile) have a bit more resistance, while remaining relatively quiet, but has more of a mechanical feel to the keys. Great for someone looking for a quiet switch, but still want that mechanical keyboard feel.

Blue switches (clicky) are the true classic switch, nice, crisp clicks with smooth typing feel that mechanical keyboard enthusiasts know and love.

Overall, I liked using this keyboard in my testing, although I still prefer the Terraflare for my own usage, I would highly recommend this keyboard for anyone looking for an ultra-thin, full-size keyboard w/ wireless capabilities, and don't want to spend upwards of $150-200USD to get one.

I don't have seen such keyboard again