Redragon K686 PRO SE 98 Keys Wireless Gasket RGB Gaming Keyboard, 3-Modes Anime Mechanical Keyboard w/Hot-Swap Socket, Dedicated Knob Control & Sound Absorbing Pads, Custom…

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Excellent value for the price, switches are a thocky, and silky smooth (linear). Havent tried the wireless portion yet but wired it works great. Keycaps are also great!

Good keyboard for the money. A little plasticky but that makes it literally as well.
Good feel on the keys, RGB works with plenty of settings and battery life is good with included usb-c cable.

They make others like this anime keyboard check em out I found one I liked even more probably.

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This has been the best keyboard I’ve ever used! I LOVE the colour scheme and while the rgb colours aren’t totally customizable I appreciate all the different modes – and the dimmer knob. Above all, I love the soft but full sound of the keys and the wireless battery life lasts FOREVER – I use this daily and maybe only have to charge it once a week? 10/10

*EDIT* The seller reached out to me and asked if there was anything they could do to improve my experience with this keyboard. They were appreciative of the feedback and I also appreciate them asking if they could help. Also, I replaced the stock switches with some tactile switches that also have clear upper bodies which helps the backlight brightness a lot. I also enjoy the keyboard even more with tactile switches. I used Keychron K pro mint switches.

For the price, overall this keyboard is excellent and fun to type and game on. With a coupon it can be had for well under $100 CAD with tax. It does all the most important stuff well and it’s issues are mostly just gripes, not functional problems.

I have an Aula 75 to compare it with, and the Aula sounds much nicer and has an almost clacky sound to it, as if the switches are tactile. This has a much more neutral sound and is neither particularly thocky or clacky, but very good nonetheless. The switches have a bit heavier springs than the Aula 75.

The layout is great and I love it. I love that it’s barely wider than a TKL keyboard but has a number pad!

The volume knob appears to be machined aluminum and feels high quality.

2.4Ghz and Bluetooth connectivity is absolutely stable and reliable so far. Happy with that as I’ve had mixed results budget wireless keyboards.

There are a few problems though…

– The shine through/text quality on some of the keycaps isn’t very good and some parts of the characters are lighter and darker than others. Most of the single letter keys look fine, but the delete, pg up, pg down, scrl lock, keys look pretty rough and give away this keyboards cheapness.

– The backlight is very dim. Half the brightness of my Aula 75.

– It has a small battery and despite the dim backlight, it chews through the battery quite quickly and needs to be charged every few days even without heavy use. It charges slowly.

– The volume knob works erratically… Sometimes it increases the volume by 2 steps, sometimes 8, sometimes 6, sometimes it goes up or down one volume step when I’m not even touching the knob.

The stabilizers are pretty crappy, especially the space bar which wobbles quite a bit.

Overall I am happy with it though and I will be keeping it, but there are higher quality options out there if you have another $20-40 to spend.