Redragon K556 RGB LED Backlit Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboa... - 2024 report by Whydis
Redragon K556 RGB LED Backlit Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Aluminum Base, 104 Standard Keys
Color:Brown Switch
To compete at the highest level, you need the fastest mechanical keyboard there is. The Redragon K556 RGB isn't your average gaming keyboard. Not only is it over-engineered and built to take a beating, it is loaded with features ...
Non floating key design would be preferred if this was a keyboard for me, however, it doesn't seem to bother my fiancée that the case is low profile/floating keys
I have had a few mechanical keyboards and the switches on this one is the best feel for myself
This keyboard has a solid feel to it with the metal housing and the textured keycaps
Non floating key design would be preferred if this was a keyboard for me, however, it doesn't seem to bother my fiancée that the case is low profile/floating keys
This keyboard looks stunning has a very nice durable feel and look
Non floating key design would be preferred if this was a keyboard for me, however, it doesn't seem to bother my fiancée that the case is low profile/floating keys
It's got a good weight to it and doesn't slide around at all.
You can feel the tabs on the keys from when they were molded.. has some good weight to it
It seems to be built well, the gaps were even and it has a nice weight to it.
I love the weight of the chassis, and the action of the keys.
Great board that is surprisingly well built, quite fully featured for the price point, and a great price (sub $80, even sub $100 this is a good choice for someone wanting a full size
Non floating key design would be preferred if this was a keyboard for me, however, it doesn't seem to bother my fiancée that the case is low profile/floating keys
The coasal setting is cool but it would be even better if you couldIncorperate effects like fade .Conclusion:A good keyboard for a good price
Excellent price and the color options on this model are better as well.
Quality products, Outstanding support, and generally cheaper prices than competitors (think Logitech, Razer, Corsair) for the same type of hardware
Then you would just have one solid color, which is what the Normally on mode is for
If the rainbow color pattern is selected then the keys will be random colors, otherwise they will all be whatever solid color is chosen
I wish you could make it a static color which is easily doable
This is the perfect keyboard if u want rgb and such but also i would like to point out that the other modes are not to my liking for like say the one where you press and it disperses to the other keys, this mode disperses a ray of random colors which i dont like and for them to change it to say like each row has a different color for it to disperse to or something of that matter
this don't matter much to me.-LED are just like the glorious keyboard, odd color
My personal favorite is the individual colored key option.
* Detachable USB cable* Option to purchase board with Browns/Reds/Blacks as main switches instead of Blues
Also the lighting options are great, my favorite light set up is flowers lighting haha
I searched for the cheapest options, quickly learning that building my own keyboard would not, in fact, be the most affordable solution
Since I’m working with the keyboard on a MacBook Pro, the customizable part of the colors is not useable, but I can still shift through the preprogrammed color options that are included with the K556.For the price, I would say that the Redragon K556 is more ‘premium’ than some of the pricier options in this peripheral category
It is decent, but the travel of the keys is kind of weird, also the switches are kind of membrany, they don't feel bad, but the build quality of the switch is not that good, almost broke while switching it for the Blue switch that comes in the box
I won't deduct more than that because the overall build quality is excellent.
People buying these keyboards for typing may struggle as they are so sensitive
LED lights are not FULLY programmable out of the box, which while disappointing does not take away the actual quality of the keyboard, for the price the LED control software was more than
Pretty heavy, but that makes for a very solid build quality
Non floating key design would be preferred if this was a keyboard for me, however, it doesn't seem to bother my fiancée that the case is low profile/floating keys
Played for hours and fingers feel great, would highly recommend for gamers as well as the keys are very responsive.
It doesn't feel like it requires too much force to depress the keys
Been using it for a few months now, no faulty keys, all lights work well and are very customizable, enjoy this keyboard a lot.
Pass without Trace rapidly lights up the key when its pressed and then it slowly dims out (leaving lots of lit up and slowly dimming keys on the keyboard as you type)
All the rgb lights are on except for the ones on the number pad
I bought this keyboard because I needed a keyboard with a number pad as well
I need to use these keys on the number pad, and they won't respond
When the keyboard gets to its min or max speed, the three leds (Caps lock, Num loc, and Scroll lock) will blink letting you know its as fast or slow as it gets
Although its performance is great, after a couple months of use, some of the keys on the number pad stopped working
I use it in an office environment, and the noise has not been a problem
Usually not a problem, at first I got scarred because I suspected it was my hard drive going out
Non floating key design would be preferred if this was a keyboard for me, however, it doesn't seem to bother my fiancée that the case is low profile/floating keys
No problems with the lights so far, thing has survived a number of pet induced drops onto a tile floor (though one of the corners got a little banged up), have not needed to replace any broken switches, the lettering on the key caps is actually molded into them so it hasn't worn away in the slightest
Originally, I wrote this: "I am having horrible problems with every mech keyboard I buy
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Color:Brown Switch
To compete at the highest level, you need the fastest mechanical keyboard there is
The Redragon K556 RGB isn't your average gaming keyboard
Not only is it over-engineered and built to take a beating, it is loaded with features including heavy duty metal and ABS construction, double-shot injection molded keycaps, high-end switches with mechanical ultra-last springs, crisp and bright adjustable RED LED backlighting, a gold plated USB connector, and a splash-resistant design
One tough mechanical gaming keyboard
Perfect for whatever battle you might face
Features: Durable: Keys can bear 50 million times keystrokes
Made of metal material, with matte-finish texture, it is sturdy and robust enough to protect it from scratch, bump and corrosion
Complimentary key cap puller tool: We offer you a key cap puller
With this gadget, you can pull your key caps easily when you want to clean your keyboard or frequently change your key caps
Built like a tank
Over-engineered metal and ABS casing and splash proof design
Supports WinXP/Vista/Win7/Win8/Win10
Keyboard setting: 6 themes backlights 12 backlight models 4 LED brightness levels Adjustable pulsing rate LED lights 104 standard keys All non-conflict keys; 12 multimedia keys; adjustable input speeds Interchangeable arrow keys and WASD keys WIN keys can be disabled when gaming; laser engraved chiclet keycaps Technical Specification: Connector: Gold-plated USB Keyboard Size: 17.13 x 4.88 x 1.59 inches Keyboard Weight: 1.3 pounds Multimedia keys: 12 Material: ABS
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