K673 PRO 75% Wireless Gasket RGB Gaming Keyboard, 3-Modes 81 Keys Compact Mechanical Keyboard Hot-Swap Socket, Dedicated Knob Control and 5-Layer Noise Dampening, Linear Red Switch

I love it. Needed it to game late at night without keeping everyone up in this tiny apartment. Super simple to set up. Literally just plug-and-play. I'm using the 2.4ghz dongle, not bluetooth so I can't speak on that. It's quick and responsive. Battery is long lasting. I forget to turn it off every night but thankfully it puts itself in sleep mode quickly. Easy to clean. The sound is quiet. Not sure what to compare it to, but much quieter than my usual keyboard. It's not 100% silent, if you're typing up an essay or something, you are going to hear keys clacking. But it's going to be much quieter than other boards. Still feels like a good mechanical keyboard. I thought maybe the keys would feel a bit sluggish or sticky, but no, I actually barely notice a difference in terms of feel. I think it's at a great price point. I got it for like $40-50 I think? Definitely would have paid $80-100 for this.

Easy to set up. I love that it comes with spare switches, and it sounds SOO nice! Very creamy. Excellent price point and perfect size for my desk. I have a large desk but I use a lot of the space and it was a pain to always move my bigger full-size keyboard out of the way. This is perfect. The *only* thing I wish it had were the home and end keys (because I use them with some of my programs,) but it's nothing I haven't been able to work around. The colors are soft, I love that the lighting shines through the keycaps and the lighting choices are not only easy to change, but offer a decent variety. It's got a bit of weight to it compared to some other keyboards I have used, but it's not terribly heavy, and honestly, it doesn't feel cheap. I really like the volume dial in the corner too. That's a feature i never had before and I quite like it. All in all, if you are staring out with smaller keyboards, or looking to replace one you had, this is a solid choice for someone on a budget and it doesn't feel like you are skimping on quality either.

You get USB-C wired, Bluetooth (3.0/5.0), and 2.4 GHz wireless modes. Super flexible for switching between different devices. Its incredibly easy to setup, just plug in the USB to your PC and its ready to use. The volume control knob was a must have for me, and it feels very high quality, not cheap plastic like a lot of other keyboards on the market. Typing feels refined and stable, the keyboard has a nice sound it it, definitely not silent but not loud. Build quality feels good, definitely better than what you would expect at this price. The layout keeps things compact but still includes the top row of function keys, so you’re not missing out on key functionality. Great battery life, I only charge it once every few weeks with heavy use. Fully RGB backlighting with a lot of effects, plus you can tweak things in Redragon’s software. The lights are very bright and have very smooth effects, its even compatible in SignalRGB! If you want a versatile, compact, and customizable keyboard that works wired or wirelessly, the K673 PRO is a really solid pick.

A few weeks before I bought this keyboard I had purchased a purple crystal Higround keyboard for aesthetic, but its easily mid on performance, but "hi" on price, and I missed the features I lost from going from the full keyboard to the 65%. This 75% is such a nice size, but also the build quality of the Redragon is just so good. Not just good for the price, but its a nice keyboard. My first mechanical was from Redragon years ago and I absolutely love it and somehow I'm still surprised. I have 5 other mechanical keyboards now and this Redragon is my fav so far. Things I like: Satisfying sound and feel. Pressure is perfect making me more accurate. The keycaps have a really nice texture. Its gorgeous and sturdy. Hard to explain comfiness. So cheap for wireless. LOVE the dongle home on the side and its magnetic. Things to look out for: The cord is meh and the device is chunky. The keys are sensitive enough that if I have my finger hovering (while I'm thinking or reading, for instance) I often spam that letter, and the texture of keys/keyboard is weirdly hard to clean. The thing I like least is I can't change the sleep timer when its on battery. Its pretty short and I'd rather have a shorter battery life then to have such a short sleep timer. When I write I like to read my written sections as I go along, during the reading when I'm not using the keyboard it sleeps which turns the lights off. I know it sounds silly, but having the bright lights turn off suddenly every few minutes, then suddenly turn back on started to stress me out, so I use it only as a wired keyboard. I can turn the lights off because I can type without looking, but aesthetic is a big reason why I'm drawn to this device.

First ever gaming keyboard I have purchased and I am impressed! It was easy to set up and feels so great for gaming especially the creamy sound of the keys. I can’t speak to the wireless capability or battery life as I am using wired connection. The creamy keys are so satisfying, the video doesn’t even do it justice. The lights are so vibrant and have multiple options to choose from even a custom mode. Added bonus is having the volume control know which makes it much easier to adjust volume quick and easily. The overall quality seems well made besides the only common round is the power cable into the keyboard is loose so hopefully doesn’t cause issues later. I would totally recommend this keyboard especially those with a small desk like me.

So far only been a week with 1-2 hours game session. So far it’s been really good quality feels amazing it sounds very nice not too loud. I’m so far really happy I got this keyboard hopefully it stays in good condition with no issue

The keyboard looks amazing and functions just as well. There are various lighting options, you can change the colors and patterns. It’s not super loud which I like, rather it sounds a bit creamy, as opposed to my old keyboard. Responsiveness is good and they keyboard itself is very sturdy and doesn’t feel cheaply made at all, quite the opposite. Best bang for your buck 100%

The K673 is the keyboard I would recommend to anyone who wants to dip their toe into the mechanical keyboard waters. I've bought roughly 10-12 mechanical keyboards through Amazon and other outlets (e.g. Drop.com) over the past 10 years -- all of them reviewed as great values for their price point at the time they were released. The K673 is better than all of them, including one I spent $170 on (bad me!). Why is this keyboard good: -- It's heavy, which most of us want in a ANY keyboard. When a keyboard is heavy, you can pound away as forcefully as you like. -- It has a volume knob made of METAL: Yes, you can assign other values to the knob, but it's a volume knob by default. Your fingers will know that the knob is metal and like it -- and I say that as someone who has used (and loved) the G.Skill KM250. -- The keycaps are very comfortable and not overly sculpted. For me, anyway, this was the perfect -- The keycaps don't move around and they're not noisy: You don't have to hack these keys to make them quieter; or less wobbly. Now, there is software that opens up other opportunities with the keyboard, but I wanted to focus my comments on the hardware which, again, I think deserve a 5-star rating/

A mi hija le ha encantado, tiene muchas posiciones para encender el color

Bon clavier dans l'ensemble, juste des petits souci de déconnexion parfois (il deco-reco pendant 3s) apres l'avoir eu pendant 10 mois (pas ce souci au debut). Aussi obligé de passer par un logiciel tierce pour certaines macros (> par exemple).

Brilliant keyboard would recommend

Estupendo para gamer

Brilliant love it ,