Redragon Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, 3 Mode Gasket Mounted RGB Gaming Keyboard with Volume Knob, Pre-Lubed Linear Switches, MDA-Profile, 98 Keys Hot Swappable Creamy Keyboard for PC/Tablet/Xbox/PS4

I picked up the Redragon K734B Wireless Mechanical Keyboard because I wanted something compact but still solid for everyday use. It’s a TKL layout, so it doesn’t have a number pad and keeps the footprint smaller than a full-size board. First impressions were actually really good. The colorway looks great in person and gives the keyboard a clean setup aesthetic. The board also feels pretty solid, and I like that it has tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired) so you can switch between devices pretty easily. Typing on it felt nice overall. The keys are fairly quiet compared to a lot of mechanical keyboards, and the gasket-style design with sound dampening helps keep the typing noise down. However, the sound profile still had a bit of a clicky/poppy tone, which isn’t exactly my preference. I tend to prefer keyboards with a more creamy, smooth sound, so it didn’t quite match the typing feel I usually go for. The main reason I ended up returning it was the size. The TKL layout is definitely compact and great for saving desk space, but for my personal setup I realized I prefer a keyboard with a little more layout space (especially something with a number pad). Overall though, I actually liked the keyboard quite a bit. The design looks good, it feels well built, and the typing experience is solid for the price. It just didn’t end up fitting my workflow.

I have not had this keyboard a great deal of time but that does not mean I have used it enough to know I like it. Overall the build quality is pretty good, the functionality is also very good. Giving the option to use with a PC or Mac with a toggle switch between the two. Taking it a step further with having the keys printed with the Mac keys is also very helpful. The device supports up to 3 bluetooth connected devices and a 2.4Ghz wireless adapter with USB-A. There is a software that can be installed to further customize the keys, and rgb options on the keyboard. I have not installed this software as I am hesitant to install additional software unless there is a compelling reason. The keys have a fair amount of travel and mechanical feel to them that with the sound dampening and lubed switches that they are a pleasure to type on. For the money this is well worth being an everyday keyboard and may have to add more to my collection. I hope some day that Redragon will add the same makeup of keyboard but make it into a ergonomical split keyboard. That would be a welcomed addition to the line up.

Got this on sale for $40, and I honestly don't have too many complaints. The typing experience is great, and the keyboard is not too loud. The RGB lights are quite vibrant, and the display screen is a nice feature to have. Battery life is decent and lasts me the entire week, even with the RGB lights turned on, albeit at 50% brightness. I mainly use the keyboard for work and, on rare occasions, gaming, and it excels pretty well in both use cases. I don't think you'll find a better keyboard for the money I paid (I could be proven wrong). The only gripe I have is that the keys are a bit too small compared to my previous keyboard. I don't have big hands/fingers, but every once in a while, I do find myself accidentally pressing the wrong keys. I can see it being a big problem for people with above-average fingers.

An Amazing Mechanical keyboard for an affordable price. When typing, it sounds like hard candy clicking, which to me, is a very nice sound to listen to. The keyboard offers 3 methods to connect (Bluetooth, Wired, or Wireless Receiver). I had no issues with Wired and Wireless receiver. The computer recognizes the keyboard immediately and is ready to use. Typing on the keyboard is a pleasant and comfortable. With the Wireless receiver, I get nearly a week of battery life. I didn't use the Bluetooth connection. The keyboard has lighting, which is always a plus. The lights do not shine through the default keycaps.

This feels really nice. It’s like a very smooth click sound, but not loud that it makes it sound annoying in the video. I show my other keyboard which is a clack keyboard and this one just feels smoother and higher quality. I haven’t tested the battery life on this thing yet, but I’m pretty sure it’s good. It was really easy to set up. All I had to do was take the USB dongle out of the keyboard and just plug it into my PC so it was really easy. It weighs heavy, but not too heavy that it becomes unmovable. You can still move it really easily, but I think the weight kinda adds to the field. The connectivity to my PC is also very instant. I don’t feel any delay however, I will be trying to use the wired connection as well. Overall, this keyboard just feels nice and it functions really well with it also looking aesthetically pleasing.

Perfect, but easily gets dirty. Characters aren't trasparent.

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my first mechanical keyboard very pleased with it, good features i only wish it was easier to customize the keys.

Best choice for mid-range keyboard , they need to re consider a version with arabic letters

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