It's funny how a mouse for gaming with so many options is 15 times less expensive and 15 times more better than other brands that don't even have the same amount of buttons and options. I used to have a mouse from your brand and it lasted for six years. I love the design. The body of the mouse has a good feel to my hand. The software is straightforward and friendly to users. The mouse has a good heavy feel and if you do not care for heavy feel you can always take it apart and take away the weights. The cable has a good quality in it and with my previous mouse I never had a problem with this brand.
Bought it as a gift for my father. He really liked the sound and feelings it produced, and it is his first mechanical keyboard. Very crisp sound and excellent feel and use with his computer. Definitely a great product.
Amazing, and compared to similar mouse the mouse is great and for a good price as welll
- I wanted something small, simple, mechanical with wifi and bluetooth and this keyboard nailed it all. It's light, has good materials and nice colors (mint and white). Soundwise is nice, not the best, but pleasing and not cheap.
- After 2 years of daily use it still hold great, nothing is usured and battery life is long. For the price it's offered at, you can't ask for anything better.
- The only really bad thing is the power and mode switch. Too little and hard to move, make switching modes an unpleasing experience, so bear it in mind if you plan to change it often
Love the feel of the mouse. Had the m902 impact years ago and it was my favorite mouse ever. Eventually had issues with the left click double/triple clicking and this is thee closest in comparison, same shape and style of mouse, has a more smooth finish than the m902 (i preferred the feel of the mild texture which served as a bit of a grip as well. Only complaint was programming the side buttons on the mouse. Was trying to bind the side buttons to the numpad keys but every time I would hit the key it would bind to normal number row keys instead of dumped keys. I was able to find a work around pulling up the on-screen keyboard and manually binding each through the on-screen keyboard and all is working well so far. Look forward to this mouse likely lasting another 5+ years and will be back to order a new one. Don't like the bulkier/fatter mouse style that reddragon offers. If you want a more slim mouse, would definitely put this in the potential column to check out.
Good quality heavy keyboard. When I get a parcel i was not sure wha is that
Highly recommend as a step up to internal speakers. Highly recommend Redragon as a company that stands behind their product.
I needed an MMO mouse for FFXIV on PS5. None of the others work but this one is perfect! I can adjust the macros and they stick when on console. If you need an MMO mouse and play on consoles, this is the one to get.
Just as the title says. A comfy, lightweight mouse. Looks sick as well. Works on PS5!
I needed a smaller keyboard for my PS5. This one is absolutely perfect. Light, battery lasts so long I haven't figured out it's capacity yet. Just a great, cool looking keyboard. The screen is pretty sick, as well.
Replaced my Corsair and Razer keyboards for daily use on my desktop, as well.
Updated my review because the minor issue I had with the screen was easy to resolve. 5 stars, for sure!
I finally caved and got this keyboard for myself and it's just as I imagined!! The colors are just as pictured, the mint mambo switches are smooth, and the typing sounds are amazing!!!
when I first got the earbuds it died in less than 1 minute. and I got a replacement earbuds and they were even worse. then redragon support gave me my money back.
This keyboard had my curiosity when I saw it had an lcd display, but when I saw i could upload my own little GIFs into it thanks to the software, it caught my attention, not a bad thing for $70!
I am overjoyed with the BK7114 keyboard... mine is in Grey but there is also a black model. I have had many keyboards over the years, some inexpensive, and some semi expensive, but few if any I have absolutely loved. Its clicky enough to 'get that' mechanical sound, but possible to type a little slower with little to no sound (say in the middle of the night when you have to type). Its wireless, and seemlessly plugs into the computer with a little dongle, but also has bluetooth options if required. Personally the only downside is that it does not light up, and I thought that would be a major problem, but it totally beats my expectations, and I never thought it would because of its price. I bought it on ascetics alone, because of the way it looked, but it certainly lived upto its potential. If it had backlight it would be the perfect keyboard (for me in quotes), but its definitely solid especially for office work, and the price is very nice. 5 stars for me, its beats even what I was expecting.
Excellent for the price really good quality and feeling for gaming stuff
The mouse is very lightweight and feels nice in the hand.
It has nice artwork on it.
Great options with the DPI and the 3 connection choices and has more options in the downloadable software.
the glide is decent but its fine since it it lightweight.
The cons- Clicking is a little slow but I believe you can fix that in the software.
scroll wheel is a little hard to click down but I personally don't usually need to use it.
Redragon offers better mice for around the same price though they probably aren't ultra lightweight.
pros- These headphones are really comfy and look really nice.
cons- The mic and sound quality are not that good
The keyboard feels nice and sounds good and is pretty nice for the price. I would recommend it to anyone looking to get a solid budget mechanical keyboard.
This was my first keyboard, and I thought that it was pretty good. I think that it feels nice and sounds good (especially when you put a little bit of lubricant on the stabs and switches). The only thing I would change is making the stabs better as some of mine do tick a lot (thankfully not the spacebar). I also really like the design and build quality of the keyboard as it feels like a keyboard that should be a lot more expensive (everything is metal except the switches, keycaps, and bottom feet). These types of keyboards ("gamery" style) are usually shamed for their cheap build and bad sound/feel (this keyboard has multiple layers of sound dampensing/foam). Although in my opinion, this keyboard is good for the price and provides a solid mechanical keyboard. These types of keyboards are also very different from anything that would be recommended by someone like Hipyo Tech. People like him who are keyboard enthusiasts, would definitely not recommend this to other people. I personally feel though, that keyboards like custom keyboards that sound very nice and are extremely premium (also with a hefty price tag at times) are just a different style than these "gamery" ones. This means that you really have to decide on what style you like better and not have the same expectations for each. (Just keep in mind, when I was rating this keyboard, I was rating it out of the "gamery" category, and not the custom keyboard category). I would highly recommend a custom keyboard over any "gamery" keyboard for someone who cares about typing sound/feel, and customization, (both of these things can sometimes provide a much higher quality typing experience than of any "gamery" keyboard, although the k556 prvides a decent typing experience, escpecially for the price) and not for someone who cares about the ease of use that comes with a prebuild keyboard, extremely fast response times that is critical for gaming, and athstetics such as extremely good RGB (which this keyboard has), and a flashy design of course. ("gamery" keyboards look a certain way that appeals to a specific audience). Overall, this keyboard is pretty good for the price and provides good functionality while still feeling more expensive due to the high build quality, but is for someone who cares more about the ease of use that comes with a prebuild keyboard, fast response time that is critical for gaming, and athstetics such as extremely good RGB (which this keyboard has) and a flashy design, and is not for someone who cares primaraly about typing sound/feel, and customization (both of these things can sometimes provide a much higher quality typing experience than of any "gamery" keyboard, although the k556 prvides a decent typing experience, escpecially for the price). I would also like to mention that the usb-c cable at the end snapped after about a year of use, but the support is extremely good and they were able to solve my issue in about 3 days (which includes shipping me a new cable).
Sound profile: Poppy
Its sooooooooo pretty. Its even pinker than the photo on the box.
I needed a wireless mouse and mechanical keyboard at a low cost. It works fine enough to be functional for minimum use. I won't recommend this as a daily driver. Both keyboard and mouse flexes a lot and made from cheap plastic.
Overall I liked the keyboard’s look and feel, but I had to return it because the shift key didn’t work properly. My sister also got the same exact keyboard and also had to return it because of the same problem but with the escape key. When she bought a third keyboard it finally seemed to be working properly. But since 2 other keyboards had issues Id recommending getting a keyboard from somewhere else
DITI K585 Pro Wireless One-Handed Gaming Keyboard
