awesome keyboard, I picked browns switches and they are smooth and quiet; The RGB is awesome!!! and I love the side leds, the volume wheel is handy and there is a sh*t-ton of customization.
10/10

The keyboard I had before (my first mechanical keyboard) used blue switches that were way too loud. I decided to get the K580 because it was quieter (especially when playing games), while still having the feedback when typing. The RGB is vibrant, the media and macro keys feel nice (Though you can't change the color of them, which may clash if you want a specific color for the keys). The dial for volume/ rgb brightness is a bit stiffer than I would've expected but still works just fine. I've never used macro keys or editable rgb, but after reading the manual and a week of using it, that's practically second nature now. I like the feel of the keyboard and am overall happy with my purchase.

If like me, you don't know what "optical" switches are, and, like me, you're interested in hot-swapping the keys, you should instead consider finding a keyboard without optical Outemu switches. I wanted to get quieter keyboard switches for some of the keys (such as the WASD keys). This is where my problem with this keyboard starts. I cannot find any switches that are compatible with this keyboard.

I've looked at various forums but haven't found anything. I sent a message to Redragon's support team, but they ignored my message. It came with a set of replacement switches. (Red, Black, Brown, and Blue; 2 of each) but this isn't enough to replace all the keys I wanted to. As far as I can tell, the switches used in the keyboard are exclusive to this board, and not sold anywhere else. I'm probably going to give up looking soon.

I think I'll just replace the WASD keys with the Red and Black switches that came with it and never buy a keyboard with optical Outemus again.