Redragon K586 Brahma RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Blue Switches, 10 Dedicated Macro Keys, Convenient Media Control, and Detachable Wrist Rest

The Keyboard is built strong and the switch are a nice to type on . The switched are hot swapable meaning if one switch key breaks you can just replace that switch and not get a new keyboard.

Over All Good

I got this for my birthday and was in love with it as soon as i got to typing but the ad is definitely less informing as it should be, the switches are not hot swappable when they are advertised to be and i would suggest just using the buttons on board for the rgb as the app isnt too well made, the hardware side of the keyboard is great even tho you can hear a spring sometimes but that is to be expected at this price point. i would recommend buying this if you are on a budget and want to spice up your desk setup

no sabia si comprar un teclado con este tipo de switch "blue" ya que son un poco ruidosos, mas despues de unos dias de uso lo adoro, la calidad es muy muy buena, se siente fuerte y de textura agradable, la funcion para generer macros sin la necesitad de software es increible, ha hecho que mi flujo de trabajo sea mas efectivo y rapido. la calidad de la iluminacion asi como sus efectos son de primera.busque por todos lados a la version con swtiches rojos opticos pero ni su mama los encuentra.lo unico que no me gusto, es que hay veces que puedes escuchar un sonido como de resonancia en la activacion del switch. mas ya no lo percibo, siempre es un placer el escribir en el teclado.

The product is great quality for the price. I’m not a gamer though so I will only be using this for typing. I am software programmer. It has a huge selection of lighting effects and fully customizable.I did a huge amount of research before purchasing this. If you buy a mechanical keyboard you have to understand that it’s quite heavy and pretty loud, especially with the blue switches. I Bought it for those reasons because it provides a great typing experience.You don’t need to install software to set up the macro keys or lighting, but it’s probably easier to download their optional software. All the shortcuts and information or in the manual in the box though.It saves all of your macros in settings to the keyboard so that when you plug it into any computer it keeps all the settings.This is my first mechanical keyboard but I would highly recommend it, especially for beginners like me.

اول ما شغلته كان كل يشتغل بعد فتره تقف زر الfn والمسافة عن العمل وبعض الازرار انعكست مهمها مثل زر الكنترول صار يكتب رمز الزائد ماصار يأدي وظيفته

I needed a new keyboard, so after shopping around for a while, I decided on this one. I'm very happy with my purchase. I wanted wired, full sized/full featured, 10 key, back-lighting, dedicated media keys and volume knob, wrist rest, crisp typing... Well I got all of that and more with this keyboard. As a Linux user, I am very happy that I don't need to install or use any driver to have this keyboard fully functional. The lights on it are nice bright and colorful. You can change up the lights and colors on it pretty much however you want it to be with various button press combinations on the keyboard itself. You can even save those custom settings using nothing but the keyboard itself. Again... NO DRIVERS NEEDED :) The wrist rest is great and the magnets that connect it to the keyboard do a great job of keeping it in place. Of course the great thing is, if you don't like the wrist rest, then just don't use it, or get one that you like instead. Typing on this keyboard is absolutely fantastic. The blue optical mechanical switches are perfect for me. If you haven't tried mechanical switches though, do be aware that the different colors (blue, red, brown, black, etc...) really do have wildly different feels and sounds. Go somewhere that has different color mechanical switches on display that way you can get a feel for what is the right switch for you. Personally, I love the blue switches, but someone who prefers reds will most likely HATE blues etc...They do send a small sample of different color switches with this keyboard that you can try out along with the tools needed to swap them out, but I do think Redragon needs to put links to where to buy these different color switches on their website. I didn't see it back when I checked. My only real gripes about this keyboard is that the F1-F12 keys (for instance) have extra functions, but the light only shines through the F1-F12 portion of the keycaps... meaning, if I want to bring up a calculator (for instance), I need to press FN and F11, but I wouldn't know that in the dark because I can't see the calculator icon under the F11. Similar situation when you use Numlock, Capslock... : The indicator lights light up over by the volume knob, but it's just a single red dot under a stamped plastic symbol that's hard to see even in a fully lit room, and impossible to see in the dark. Why they didn't just back-light these symbols instead is a mystery. Another mystery is why are the top two corners of this keyboard so sharp? They could have rounded those corners a bit, but oh well...I game on it... I type on it... I highly recommend this keyboard.

I'm not a touch typist, and find that I can't rely on most keyboards' sensitivity for using anything else than one or two fingers per hand. However this keyboard is satisfyingly sensitive and provides 100% reliability for all my home office work.You can customize and save 4 different RGB configurations, so you can set the alpha keys, function keys, modifier keys different colors, and then save it once you have it to your taste. You can customize it down to the individual key. The pre-loaded color configs include variants of WASD layouts for gamers, although I personally don't game with it.The volume knob is a textured low-profile roller that is just in the right place, is large enough, has enough tactile grip (e.g. non-slip) and doesn't stick out like a huge knob. So no accidental volume nudges, or knocking and breaking off any cheap plastic knobs. It also doubles as a brightness control for the keys' RGB itself as well.