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YES! TRUE HOT-SWAP
The transformative innovation with 99.8%+ switches compatible free-mod hot swappable Redragon keyboard is available now. The unique exclusive structure design of the socket makes the switch mounting easier and less wobbling.
75% Form Fact
The brand new K655 features an 78 keys layout design, cutting loose needless space and keep the numpad for higher practical. Original K628 grey plus extra on-board macro keys and media scroll/keys control, for extra convenience.
Aluminum Tp Board
K655 features the solid aluminum metal top board material covered with the classic frosted surface process. Keep the keyboard steady and elegant on the desk, for a premium typing experience.
Hot-Swappable Red Switches
Hot-swappable with almost all switch types in the market no matter 3-pin or 5-pin. Quiet basic linear mechanical switches, soft key travel makes every click easy to register. Easy to mod or update it with your wishing preference, no forum researching required.
Vibrant Groovy RGB
Up to 20 presets backlighting modes are free to choose by the keyboard itself. Brightness and flowing speed is also adjustable on board. Select your own preferred modes for any playing.
Pro Software Supported
Expand your options using the available software to design your own new modes and effects found on redragonshop. Macros with different keybindings or shortcuts for more efficient work and gaming.
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I absolutely love this keyboard, it has so many different rgb setting. It has 78 keys which means it has the number pad on the right and still keeps a small compact size.I love how it sounds and feels very smooth.
I absolutely love this keyboard with 78 keys. Meaning yes the number pad is included, you get a compact keyboard, without having to sacrifice the number pad✨ Comes with Outemu Red switches, which is pretty quiet and it’s perfect for me because I work from home BUT I can always swap them out with different ones
Features ✨
- 78 Keys ⌨️
- Swappable Red Switches ❣️
- Aluminum TP Board
- Beautiful RGB Lights 💡 (20 Modes)
- Software Supported
The keyboard has a rather clicky smooth sound that i really love. It works perfectly especially for CS2. I am very satisfied with my purchase and I do recommend it
Very please and works great for a small desk. Biggest negative is that it's a bit tricky to figure out how to get to solid colors but not a huge deal. Great mechanical sound and feeling but not too loud. It does take some getting use to especially if you use numpad or Home/End/Pg Up/Pg Down but it's expected with the compact size.
I would absolutely recommend this keyboard if you have a tight desk space.
WHAT’S INCLUDED:
-Redragon K655 Keyboard (Magic-Wand SE)
-Keycap/switch Pullers
-4 Red Extra Switches
-Redragon Sticker Set
-USB Cable
PRODUCT/THOUGHTS:
This is a 75% sized model keyboard. 78 Keys total. Out of the more compact-sized KBs I really prefer this size vs something like 60-65%. Because with this size you still get your 10-key pad and media controls at the top including a volume wheel.
This keyboard also has dedicated separate macro keys at the top left. Something you used to find only one more pricey Keyboard some years ago, as well as a Macro Recording key.
The keycaps themselves are a much more traditional shape and size. But the switches used are listed as a Quiet Linear Red Switch. But this board is still compatible with most 3 and 5-pin switches if you want to swap them out. The default switches are much quieter than a standard cherry MX or Gateron switch. So you won’t get that hard “click” or feedback that you might be used to with a lot of mechanicals. This might be great for you if you are in an office environment or somewhere else where a quiet setup is needed or you just don’t like the normal noise you get from a traditional mechanical.
If you want full control over this KB, you’ll have to get Redragons software that they offer for it. It’s very simple software that gives you 3 profiles to save, a macro editor, Full lighting mode controls, and you can export/import profiles. Unfortunately, the paperwork that comes with this doesn’t mention that you can get their software app at all. I’m not sure why.
There are 21 Lighting modes total, and OFF. You can choose to edit most lighting modes and use only one color if you want, change the values of the primary colors, or leave it RGB.
The performance is very spot-on for any of the modern Redragon keyboards. This one has a 2.0mm travel distance and 40 grams of actuation force. It doesn’t take a lot of pressure to get these keys to click at all. However in my opinion because of the more linear style switch, you’ll notice the keycaps just feel a bit “Looser” than something that has a higher click to it. This comes down to preference. Some people will like it. Some won’t. It’s still good during gaming and productivity sessions. I never had an issue with missed key presses. And I never had any kind of latency. I personally still prefer a standard 104 keys setup for gaming just because of how the spacing and overall size are larger on a full-sized KB, but when it comes to a more compact model, this would be my 1st choice on sizing. The RGB is also very nice. Redragon uses a nice color palette for their preset color modes, and they have an interesting font they have on their keycaps. It just comes off with a nice presentation. This KB is also aluminum and NOT plastic for once. This does give it a little bit more weight, but it feels very robust and well done.
If you are a fan of Redragon and want something more compact without having to work on a 60-65% range, then this is for you, especially if you are big into macros since you have those dedicated keys.
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