Redragon K621 Horus TKL Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, 5.0 BT/2.4 Ghz/Wired Three Modes 80% Ultra-Thin Low Profile BT Keyboard w/Dedicated Media Control & Linear Red Switches, Black

Really nice budget keyboard. Rbg lighting. Yoh can download app to change the light pattern or do it from the keyboard directly. Good value gor the money. Been using for 2 years now. A key or two got stuck here and there but they give 5 extra so i replaced and all good. Cleaned it out and worked like new. Feel is great and clickiness is nice. Quick and responsive. The black matched my pc.

BUY IT BUY IT BUY IT!!!! This is by far my favorite keyboard, I had a Razor keyboard with the number pad and it constantly got in the way when playing first person shooters. So I went with a smaller footprint and fell in love with the mechanical style. The keys are very responsive and not loud at all. I was looking at getting the smaller razor but it's $200 so decided to give this one a shot and it's well worth it.

Orginal review (3/22 Edit below orginal): Ultimately, I think I would have liked to exchange this board for another one. There wasn't any stock though, until the return period ended. There are a couple of feature shortcuts that don't work on my board, and I've experienced a few different characters that stick sometimes, and cause repeated characters in a document or typing field. I replaced the worst ones with extra switches that the board came with, and that does seem to have helped. I also requested additional replacement switches from Redragon, since I had to swap so many already. They said they would send me some as soon as they're available. It is a great looking board, and otherwise works great. All of the connection modes stay connected without any perceptible lag, and the volume scroll wheel works just like a mouse scroll wheel, and keeps up with however fast I scroll it. The backlighting looks great, and I get really good battery life. It lasted 5 weeks before I needed to charge it again. It's way more fun to type on than my old wireless keyboard, pictured, and it isn't even that much larger. The TKL version doesn't have separate M keys for the macros, they are secondary functions of the F1-F4 keys. When macros are set to the G keys, F1-F4, whichever is selected, will turn static white @ 100% brightness, and the G keys will light up green. Regardless of the color, mode, or brightness level the rest of the board is set to. I have included a of picture of this. I do like this board, it has everything I want and looks good doing it. So, it isn't perfect, and as far as everything wrong with my particular board goes, most of it wouldn't be a deal breaker worth returning it over. But, the repeating characters thing is worrisome. This is a keyboard, first and foremost, and I need it to work as such. If it starts doing that again, I will contact Redragon about a warranty replacement, and update my review. Update 3/22: I believe I have solved the issue with repeating characters. It is a Windows setting, not the switches causing it. In advanced power options, I disabled USB selective suspend, and this seems to have fixed it. I also set PCI Express Link State Power Management to off, and turned off hibernation and hybrid sleep. I haven't had an issue with my board working properly since, besides the feature shortcuts that didn't work out of the box. Raised rating from 3 stars to 4 stars.

I use this keyboard on my MacBook for programming and must say I love it! I needed a low profile keyboard since I am typing a whole lot for programming, and this keyboard fit those needs perfectly, its very comfortable to type on, and the features for switching back and forth between windows, and Mac layout is super intuitive. My only complaint would be the battery life, since I use it so often I do need to charge it frequently, would say every few days. Which is not a massive deal as you can keep using it while charging. All in all, for the price its an awesome keyboard!

I felt the need to add a few comments about this keyboard as I have struggled with the likes of RGB types before in my quest for the perfect illuminated bluetooth keyboard in the past. This one has all the formfactor specifications I am after in terms of compactness and key-type and the battery size appears adequate. I am going to hedge, slightly on this review. I have had the keyboard only a day, or so - ok? But already I can see there are things not communicated to prospective buyers/users. This is the normal stuff that is very difficult making the nerd/cultural transition (China). Folks may not be getting full use of the product they have purchased, or worse, returning without seeing what they had. I am familiar with the awful software one had to spend hours becoming familiar with trying to modify these types of keyboards, so when I saw comments about this (pre-sales) I just nodded in agreement, but also nodded when it was concluded the software wasn't needed. That may be true to a point, but I believe Redragon has revamped the software and made it very simple. More importantly, the software automatically updates the firmware, and this now makes it essential for those struggling with bluetooth problems. Take a look at the blurry picture I included that does not do this keyboard justice in a dark room. That can be done in minutes, and made fixed - no fancy, distracting animations. Macros may also be done with the software, although I haven't tested it yet. Joy has been brought back to simple typing for me - I can do it without my glasses now... There is only one detail I didn't have control of, and I guess I don't blame Redragon - it concerns the illumination of their beautiful logo at the top of the keyboard. I find it distracting. I can tell it is independently lit. This is one of those areas where user-need should prevail. Fortunately my IT experience is rather deep and I know how to deal with such technical problems - I covered it w/tape... The problem is I will be thinking about that lit logo when on battery.... The multi-connection capability capacity of this keyboard is awesome on paper. I have been using it mostly on direct USB so far, and did some simple testing with its wireless dongle. I bought it primarily for its 5.1 bluetooth capability and will follow-up with reports on how that is going. Somehow don't expect issues knowing Redragon is following up with a proper firmware update facility. I get the feeling they care about this product. [added the following day...] I'll just say it - I had to return this gem, despite my glowing report. It almost feels like Murphy's Law in reporting too soon, or something like that. I don't want to remove this review because the product will eventually smooth out - I just decided to go another way, a safer way as I need my keyboard to be something I can forget about. What happened started with bluetooth. I found it paired fine w/ Windows both 10 and 11 and bluetooths 5.0, 5.1 and 4.0 It paired once, but if I removed the pairing and tried to restore the pairing it would fail = on all of the Windows platforms. This is on the upgraded firmware, btw. Android (versions 9 and 12) failed to see the keyboard at all. While fiddling around with bluetooth one of the F keys, I think F4 turned pure white while the rest of my F keys were programed orange. I soon realized it wasn't working anymore. I used the software to reset everything to no avail. I hope you understand what happened. The theme of this message was using the keyboard as a general purpose keyboard, not gaming. This sort of thing is not acceptable considering that purpose. But, I don't want to discourage what I consider a good product that I expect to eventually get all the bugs out. [added 4-20] It is worth mentioning I was right about Redragon caring about this keyboard. There was sincere follow-up when it became clear I was returning - attempting to fix/address the problem. I had already replaced the keyboard at this point, and I wasn't in a position to work out the issues I was dealing with anyway (at this point in time). But for those of you that are sticking with it, I figure you are supported. I will probably try this board again in six months.

Updated: The manufacturer's customer service contacted me and the problem was solved with a new unit. I thank the manufacturer for standing behind its products and putting customers first. The new unit works well. I think the issue could be the quality control in manufacturing process. Material and design are really good, and the software is intuitive to use too. Original review: Nice RGB and key travel feeling, but unfortunately it has connectivity issue- occasionally the key stroke is laggy, or registered for multiple time. I had to turn off the keyboard and turn back on to fix the issue. I checked for firmware update, and also installed the driver software from the manufacturer's website. However, the issue still randomly appears. I really wanted to like this keyboard, but the connectivity issue is so annoying.

Okay, yeah the colors are cool but I’m having issues with this keyboard that I can’t ignore. First of all, half the letters I type don’t register and so I end up typing almost nonsensical garbage and have to go back and retype it super slowly so it registers. The USB antenna literally is like maybe 6 inches away MAX. So why is it doing this???? Not only that, but sometime while I’m typing for some reason it acts as if I’m holding down one of the keys and will keep entering that key until i figure out a way to get it to stop. It’s not just one of the keys, it’s all of them, just at random. I’ll just be typing and suddenly there’s 150 of the letter ‘a’ or something. I can’t believe I wasted almost 100 dollars on a keyboard that’s infuriating to use. When I got it I was excited, it comes with extra switches, and the packaging is very nice. But oh my god I can’t even bring myself to get on my desktop because I can’t do anything efficiently with this thing.

Great budget keyboard, sounds great, feels great, has nice programmable buttons, and a volume know, only negative is the volume know doesn't work when the keyboard is asleep, but other than that, great value

the G915 is like 1/4 of the price of this, but this provides you with extra switches ;) Of course built quality is gonna differ but the quality on the K621 is great. Volume knob doesn't spin so loosely and have a slight grip to it. RGB is bright enough, keycaps feels nice has slight texture to it vs a smooth keycaps. 2.4ghz seems to work fast too. only time will tell how long will this keyboard last.

An absolute steal at this price point. The low-profile mechanical switches offer crisp actuation with minimal travel distance, while the 2.4GHz wireless link delivers near-zero latency for fast typing and gaming. Fantastic build quality and feature set for the cost.

vary good item recommended

La iluminación, materiales y conectividad todo esta perfecto. Tiempo de entrega correcto, llego un par de días antes de lo estimado. Lo único que no me gusta es que después de unos segundos que no se usa el teclado (cuando ves videos, etc.) se apaga la iluminación y por lo tanto pierde lo estético.

I love this keyboard. I have been trying to get my hands-on "logitech g915 TKL", but it not shipped to India and it is EXPENSIVE(Around 20k). This keyboard is fantastic alternative to it. Its low-profile, mechanical, RGB, TKL, WIRELESS, macros. What more do we want. It is an affordable version of g915. Great typing experience with Red Linears If you are comfortable spending 5k, then you should go for it.