NOCTIS K632 PRO
NOCTIS K632 PRO
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- Overview
- Specifications
- Software
- Reviews
Wireless Version
Introducing Redragon's state-of-the-art 1st-Gen 3-mode connection technology, featuring USB-C wired, BT 3.0/5.0 & 2.4Ghz wireless modes, for an unparalleled user experience in all aspects.
Wired Version
The Wired K632 offers a classic USB connection along with the modern convenience of a Type-C port. This dual connectivity ensures compatibility with a wide range of devices and future-proofs your setup.
HOT-SWAP Low-Profile
The transformative innovation with 100% low profile switches compatible with free-mod hot swappable Redragon K632 PRO low profile keyboard. The unique exclusive structure design of the socket makes the switch mounting easier and less wobbling.
60% Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard
The standard 60% compact layout with a 14.8 oz lightweight combo, makes it a perfect fit for on-the-go use. Save your luggage space and weight, terrifically suitable with portable laptops.
30% Cutted Ultra-Thin
The low profile is designed throughout the whole keyboard from the bottom board, middle low-profile red switches (actuation force: 40g), and the top keycaps aim to shorten the distance to actuation as much as possible.
More Extra Practical
Set with 4×4 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.
Reviews
Small, so good if you’re used to laptops like I am.
Battery life is slightly lacking but the switches feel nice and not too loud.
When I was thinking about purchasing this keyboard, I thought it won't be that good. But oh my god... It is perfect(at least, for me)
I have small space so small keyboard is crucial for me + low profile is just God's present.
I can't use full height keyboards so I was looking for low profile and then I stumbled on this product while searching. It is unbelievable how low is the amount of people who shows this keyboard as budget friendly wireless(2.4 GHz, BT) & cabled(cable is at left side so you can easily manage it on desktop). If I were youtuber who showcases keyboards, I would 1000000% showcase this as one of the bests.
My only compliant about this keyboard is shortcuts
It indeed can be changed from firmware by Redragon but idk they will count this in or not. It is about function keys. All functional keys(not F1-F12 keys. Color mode, marco record, color change, game modes and etc) are binded as Fn2 +
Except connectivity modes. I stumble it on while coding many times. Let's say I wanna write character "`". For that, I gotta press Fn1 + ESC. But when I wanna move using arrow keys, I gotta use Fn2 + WASD. But to change connectivity mode, I gotta use Fn1 + QWERT. Believe me, just swapping Fn buttons keycombos for arrow keys and connectivity modes would make huge change in user experience. For arrow keys: FN1 + WASD, for connectivity modes: FN2 + QWERT. This simple change can fix main confusion with this keyboard.
To the staff: If you read this and planning to do something with it, please let me know in mail so I update firmware or help if needed.
To the person who thinks about buying it: Believe me, it will be worth to every single cent you give
I bought this keyboard to use as a media controller for my second pc and it works perfectly. Being able to adjust the volume from the keyboard is very useful and it is small enough for me to store away when not used. The only negative is the lack of arrow keys.
Really pleased with how good this wireless keyboard is. But, the DPI switch buttons really need to be remappable like the wired version. It's literally my only complaint. Software otherwise is unobtrusive and gets the job done
Having this keyboard, paired with my Impact mouse, I have tons of macros that streamline my editing workflow. For any professional video editors - Redragon tools are so great to use to make things easier and faster!
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