K517 Pro Wireless Gaming Keyboard, RGB Backlit, Tri-Mode BT/2.4GHz/USB-C, Mechanical Feel 94 Keys Computer Keyboard with 4 Macro Keys, Number Pad, 4000mAh Battery for Win/MAC

Exactly what I needed, lightweight, keys feel and sound great, no issues detected so far! Wireless works great, latency is good.

First of all, the Redragon Karura K502 is an amazing gaming keyboard. I have used keyboards like Razer and Corsair,and I can definitely tell that this keyboard is up on par with other great keyboards available in the market.PROS1) Backlighting is awesome. It has 7 distinctive colours, and all of them are wonderful. Breathe effect is a plus. There are 4 levels ofillumination (off, low, medium, high). If you turned the breathing effect on, it will circle through all seven colours. Simply fantastic.2) High quality build. This is THE BEST gaming keyboard available under 70 usd range. It has a solid and rigid build, with rubber-liketexture. Looks elite and professional.3) Good design. It is simple yet very elegant. The overall appearance of the keyboard is very stylish.4) Wrist rest is wide and comfortable. The rubber-like finish makes it very comfortable to rest your wrist while typing or gaming. Of course,it will leave a stain if you use it for a while, but after five minutes, the stain will disappear thanks to the materials used to build this keyboard.5) Typing experience: The keys feels amazing and typing is extremely smooth. It is rather silent when typed on. Keys are incredibly responsive.6) Gaming experience: Marvelous. Gaming is exemplary for this keyboard.CONS:1) Keys spring resistance are rather strong, making it slightly harder to know whether you typed successfully or not.2) Springy sound of the spacebar. It is not really a bad touch, it is just different. I personally love the sound.FINAL VERDICT:An exemplary gaming keyboard from Redragon. It is my first time using their product, but I would like to express my thanks and appreciationto Redragon for producing such a fine piece of technology. I love it very, very much. :DI will be looking forward for the next excellence by Redragon. Keep up the awesome work guys. :)

Over the many years, I've always searched for high quality, low profile/silent key keyboards with a backlight. I tend to prefer these keyboards for streaming and just general silence in an every day environment - I was never a big fan of loud, clacky mechanical keyboards.I've always been willing to pay higher prices for these types of keyboards, but for the longest time, they never really existed. I started on the Apple keyboard. While those keyboards are super sleek and built to last, they aren't backlit. Eventually, I found the Cougar 200k keyboard. It was backlit and built with gamers in mind. It was also super cheap. Sadly, they were eventually discontinued, to my knowledge.About 3 years ago, when some of my Cougar keys started sticking, I had to search for a new keyboard. I came across this Redragon K502 model and decided to give it a shot. I was pleasantly surprised when I got it in that it had a sleeker look and feel to it versus the Cougar 200k and felt more durable as well. The keyboard did very, very well for me over the 3 years I've owned it. Sadly, some of the keys are getting so worn that the letters are getting worn off the keys and light is bleeding through them more and more. I could honestly live with that, but recently the W and enter keys started to get a little wobbly/loose and would also get stuck on occasion. I wasn't really all that upset about it. For $25 and taking a beating over 3 years? Totally worth it!Fast forward to today, I've been using my new Redragon replacement and it feels just as good as my old one. However, I wanted to warn everyone of one minor edge case annoyance that plagues me now. With the old model, when you plugged the keyboard in, you would get the solid red color. I felt that was nice since it matched Redragon's theming. However, the new model starts in a multi-colored blinking mode that is too obnoxious for my taste. Given the price point of this keyboard, it's pretty barebones features-wise in that it doesn't save your last-used color to memory or software since it's plug and play. While this won't be an issue for most folks, it is for me. I used a USB switcher for convenience to swap between my main gaming and work PCs and my secondary streaming PC. Every time I switch between the two PCs, the keyboard resets to the blinking rainbow mode. So now, I have to hold the FN key and press home twice to get to the solid red color.Eventually it'll become muscle memory, but I feel that the new change to their keyboards is a bit of a downgrade. They've also changed the layout and functionality of their keys in the new version. Before, you would just tap a button on the keyboard that looked like a little light bulb to get to the color you wanted. Now, you have to hold the function key and press one of the six keys to get the lighting function you want (insert, home, page up, page down, delete, and end keys). While it's an upgrade having all these new color options, if you liked the simple single color functionality that was there before, well, just be prepared for the change.With all that being said, I wanted to give this keyboard a 5/5, but this new change in button layout, keyboard functionality, and changes to the RGB color functionality, I have to knock a star off. I'm still going to keep this keyboard and I'm sure it'll last me quite a few years. I highly recommend this keyboard for its price point and features! If you want a backlit keyboard with more of that laptop lower profile style, this is the keyboard for you!

I freaking love this keyboard, I wasn’t sure if I was going to like it or not. So yes I like it. It has a softer feeling to it I guess being quiet and everything just makes it more comfortable to me but I like the LEDs and everything about this keyboard thanks.

I am currently typing on the Karura 2 keyboard, I have watched many reviews about this keyboard and I guess the one I got was the "updated newer version" The key layout is a bit different from the reviews i've seen but those reviews were like years ago. Upon typing on this right now I can feel that some keys are kinda hard to type on but it is no problem to me at all because I wanted a quieter keyboard than my mechanical one. I am a streamer and my mechanical keyboard is just so loud, great keyboard but super loud without a palm rest and it is not a full size keyboard. I decided to go with the red dragon (thank god I found this) because I already own a red dragon product myself which is their mouse that I bought about 3 years ago and man it is still working like its new. I was about to pull the trigger on a corsair for double the price of this keyboard! and I am glad I was able to save half the money because this keyboard just looks sleek, material feels smooth and rubbery which I like.Yes the keyboard is RGB and I mean it is RGB not in a sense that you can customize it like Razer or corsair keyboards but as soon as I plugged in the keyboard it was preset to a rainbow color theme, meaning each key had different colors. You can also change it to solid colors and different lighting effects, still havent played around with all of them but trust me youll know what to do once you get the keyboard.Did I already mention that this thing is pretty damn QUIET?, like I stated above I needed a keyboard that was quiet and yes this keyboard feels pretty damn quiet. The added wrist rest feels a whole lot better for someone who didn't have a wrist rest for a long time also lol.If you're on a budget this is a great keyboard to get, yes it may not feel as premium as the more expensive keyboard, yes the keys are a bit hard to press but for the price I paid for it, it definitely suits my needs.

Awesome keyboard for the price I honestly don’t see how you could do better and you get a decent mouse with it? Anybody saying this keyboard is bad is clearly just a picky hater. Keys are quiet, smooth, and responsive and it being wireless is just a bonus. All that for $50 bucks? Come on…

Pros:Local LED control is awesome! (High end RGB keyboard manufactures PAY ATTENTION!)CheapLargeGood wrist restCons:Rubberized, meh.Some keys squeak, errr.Enter key is way to narrow, '/' will be the new enter key for you typists.I don't hate it, let's just put it out there. For a $25 keyboard it's pretty good. It functions just fine, no problems with ghosting or key failures. HOWEVER, the left shift and space bar have this annoying squeak. I know, first world problems. Where all the other keys have a subtle click sound, it's kind of a bugger. I don't know how I feel about the rubberized coating either. Thought I'd like it but now that I'm using it, meh. The one thing, of all things that this keyboard has that I do not prefer is the narrow 'Enter' key. Most keyboard have a longer, horizontally stretched Enter key but this one is more vertical as you can see from the pictures. I would understand for gamer's that this isn't a big deal but for someone that actually uses there keyboard for typing documents every now and then, it's annoying. You have to always remember to stretch your right pinky further over then usual to reach it or you'll end up hitting the slash button... ALL THE TIME! But again, for $25 what can you say.What I like. The Local LED control is awesome! high end RGB keyboard manufactures need to listen. It's not that hard to have basic RGB control on the keyboard without installing some space/process hogging software just to modify colors not to mention how buggy they can be. Simple hard keys dedicated to LED color adjustments is all you really need. No one in the real world will be typing with their keyboard LED's gyrating 2.6 million colors. Other than that, the wrist rest is decent, though I wish it was sloped down a bit more and not flat. Braided cable is sharp and though he keys feel a bit numb when typing, they are fairly solid.In conclusion, if key feel isn't too important to you and you want a good RGB keyboard, this is a pretty damn good price.

Great keyboard

ok

This keyboard is awesome for first time system build.Registers multiple keystrokes at once for smother gameplay.The backlit is there and you can change color of it and brightness level (i use the maximum one others are too low). But it is not controlable from the PC so you will have to choose your setting every time you turn on. Not a big deal for the price. At least it has it.The switches are very quite and have a rubbery feel. If you want mechanical feel or an option to change keycaps do not buy this... For other purposes this will do the job.The attached cable is a threaded black and red cable so it does look and feel high quality.The only problems i have are1. The num key and caps indicator are only red led no matter what color you choose.2. It catches a lot of dust. I keep a dry cloth and wipe it clean once a week.3. The whit led backlite is not exactly white. It has some bluish tint to it.The problems are very minor for the price and for entry level keyboards i will highly recomand this.

Cool keyboard. The extra platform length at the front kinda acts like a wrist rest which is cool. Yet to see how comfortable is with prolonged use. Keys are pretty quiet. Kinda "deep" to press into, but I think I'll adjust to that quickly. Love the adjustable colours on the keys.

Amazing!

Good keyboard, but I had to return it because the response of the "space bar" was very poor, you had to press it with a lot of pressure to make it work.The keyboard looks good, quiet, interesting backlighting options. From the minuses we can note the surface of the stand under the hand, the material quickly gets dirty.It's a pity that I had to return it. I like the brand Redragon, ordered another model.