Shop By Sound

Find Your Keyboard Sound.

Every switch feels different. Every switch sounds different. Hear the difference for yourself, and find the keyboard that feels right.

Understand · Two Dimensions

How It Feels, and How It Sounds.

Feel is what happens under your finger. Sound is what reaches your ears. They’re different sides of the same keystroke, shaped by the switch beneath it.

Feel

Switch Type · The Press

Linear

Smooth, no bump.

Tactile

Feel-able partway down.

Clicky

Bump plus audible click.

Sound

Sound Profile · The Note

Creamy

Soft, rounded, billowy.

Thocky

Deep, wide resonance.

Clacky

Crisp, sharp, bright.

The Redragon Switch System

Two Families of Switches.

There’s More Than One Way to Feel a Key. From classic tactile feedback to smooth linear sounds, explore the switches that make every keystroke feel different.

Traditional Switches

THE CLASSICS

Start with the classics: Red, Brown and Blue. Linear, tactile or clicky? Hear the difference and find your feel.

Red

Linear
Red
SOUND  Smooth · Deep · Quiet
FEEL  Linear · Smooth · Fast
SPECS  40±10 gf · 2.0±0.5 mm · 4.0 mm · 50M
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Brown

Tactile
Brown
SOUND  Balanced · Muted · Soft
FEEL  Tactile · Gentle · Responsive
SPECS  60±10 gf · 2.3±0.5 mm · 4.0 mm · 50M
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Blue

Clicky
Blue
SOUND  Crisp · Clicky · Sharp
FEEL  Tactile · Defined · Snappy
SPECS  55±10 gf · 2.0±0.5 mm · 4.0 mm · 50M
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Redragon Custom Linear Switches

We’ve tuned our custom linear switches to give you more ways to find your sound, from deeper and richer to cleaner and more refined.

PRE-LUBED

Smoother feel, right out of the box.

HOT-SWAPPABLE

Easy to swap. Easy to customize.

50M+ KEYSTROKES

Built for years of daily use.

Hi-Fi Switch

LinearCreamyThocky
Hi-Fi Switch
SOUND  Thocky· Clean · Refined
FEEL  Linear · Smooth · Responsive
SPECS  40±10 gf · 2.0±0.5 mm · 3.30 mm · 50M
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Mint Mambo Switch

LinearCreamy
Mint Mambo Switch
SOUND  Soft · Rounded · Creamy
FEEL  Linear · Smooth · Fluid
SPECS  40±10 gf · 2.0±0.5 mm · 3.60 mm · 50M
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Golden Yolk Switch

LinearThocky
Golden Yolk Switch
SOUND  Rounded · Warm · Full
FEEL  Linear · Smooth · Cushioned
SPECS  40±10 gf · 2.0±0.6 mm · 3.30 mm · 50M
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Dragon Chant Switch

LinearCreamy
Dragon Chant Switch
SOUND  Soft · Light · Subtle
FEEL  Linear · Smooth · Gentle
SPECS  40±10 gf · 2.0±0.6 mm · 3.60 mm · 50M
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SHOP · FIND A KEYBOARD

Find the Board That Sounds Like You.

Whether sound or feel matters more to you, find the keyboards that match.

Looking for more? Browse every Redragon keyboard in the full collection. View all keyboards
Looking for more? Browse every Redragon keyboard in the full collection. View all keyboards
Looking for more? Browse every Redragon keyboard in the full collection. View all keyboards
Looking for more? Browse every Redragon keyboard in the full collection. View all keyboards
Looking for more? Browse every Redragon keyboard in the full collection. View all keyboards
Looking for more? Browse every Redragon keyboard in the full collection. View all keyboards

STILL DECIDING?

Not Sure? Answer Two.

Two quick questions and we'll suggest a few boards to start with — then hear them to confirm.

1  What kind of sound are you after?

2  How do you want your keys to feel?

A few good places to start

Mint Mambo Switch

You're after a smooth linear feel and a soft, creamy note. Mint Mambo is a great fit — here are a few boards that ship with it:

Real Ears, Real Desks

Hear Them in the Real World.

Every setup sounds different. Hear how these switches sound on real keyboards, desks, and setups.

Good to Know

FAQ

Creamy sounds smooth and soft, thocky is deeper and fuller, while clacky is sharper and more pronounced. These are common ways keyboard enthusiasts describe typing sounds.

Linear switches feel smooth from top to bottom, tactile switches have a noticeable bump, and clicky switches add a distinct click to each press.

Yes. Feel and sound are two different things, so a linear switch can have a creamy, thocky, or clacky sound depending on the switch and keyboard setup.

Our recommendations include Mint Mambo, Hi-Fi, and Dragon Chant, depending on the feel you prefer.

Keyboard sound depends on more than the switch. Keycaps, case construction, mounting style, desk surface, and typing style can all change how a keyboard sounds.

Many of our keyboards are hot-swappable, so you can change compatible switches without soldering. Check the product page for switch compatibility.