K686 EISA

I’ve been really impressed with this keyboard, especially compared to my old K70. The software has been a game changer for me because it gives me a lot of customization options. I’ve been able to set up macros, adjust the pressure sensitivity for FPS games, and customize the lighting, which I especially appreciate when gaming at night. The keyboard also sounds great, whether I’m gaming or just typing. I even had the opportunity to use my nephew’s $200+ keyboard, which is a popular choice these days, and while I can understand why people spend that much on a high-end keyboard, I’m not competing at an esports level. For my needs, this keyboard gives me everything I’m looking for without spending that kind of money. For the price, I honestly think this is a great value and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a customizable gaming keyboard without paying a premium price.

I used to be a gamer but not anymore, I bought this for work because I just love the mechanical keyboards , I can’t be happier with this one, I got it as “used but very good “ so I paid half the listing price and when it arrives it’s in the original box with everything intact, I paired it with my work laptop right away and I can’t say enough how awesome the keys feels it’s tactile but ultra quiet and smooth ! I am so happy with this purchase and I got Aisa’s anime one love the key designs there are no words like Alt or Shift printed instead they used anime’s cool graphics ! Love love love

I got a new mini PC a few months ago and realized I needed a new keyboard since I usually use my iPad (with a keyboard case) or laptop. I love mechanical keyboards but I wasn't as interested in the loud clacking as I used to be. That's when I ran across what the kids call "creamy keyboards" and fell down a rabbit hole. Because I don't use my computer THAT much, I wasn't willing to put down a ton of money for aesthetics. That being said, I decided to treat myself and I haven't regretted it at all. I LOVE the way it looks, it was easy to setup and the sound is so satisfying without being annoying. The keys are responsive and I actually like the different light patterns. I tend to use it for longs periods of time, infrequently , so I feel confident in judging its comfort. Very little finger/hand fatigue, even while doing hours of paperwork. No issues with the connection (I use the included dongle) and it feels really solid. Really happy with this purchase

Absolute 10/10. I have nothing bad to say about this keyboard, it has a nice weight and quality to it, a ton of lighting options, and a nice sound. I’ve been using it for a while now and i haven’t had to replace keys or fix it at all yet! The battery check keyboard short cut is also great to have and i wish more things had it.

I love hall-effect switches and the wired version of this keyboard is amazing. It's snappy, responsive, smooth, and relatively quiet. This keyboard overall is fantastic and the shortcuts are nice, the the price is affordable and probably the lowest price hall effect keyboard you can get with decent build quality. The one downfall, though, are the LED's. If you don't care about RGB and plan to leave it off, then there are no downsides, but a common problem are that the LED's will malfunction. Mine starting blinking wildly and randomly changing colors a few months into ownership and after a while, they all went dark except for the first five F-keys (F1 - F5) and ESC. So now, whenever I change my LED settings, only those first few keys light up and the rest are all dark. My only gripe about this is that the keys themselves on mine are black and so it's tough to see which key I'm pressing at a glance without the LED lit up behind it. Some of the keys are green and easy to read, but the dark keys are obscured. It's an annoying glitch that seems to be widespread and unaddressed. I tried cleaning it, I tried disassembling it to see if any connections were bad, but everything looks fine, it's all clean, it all looks good so I'm forced to conclude it's a hardware or software defect. If you can get past this, it's honestly a great keyboard and I have fallen in love with hall-effect switches. Overall, if they can just fix this LED thing, it would be the perfect keyboard at a fantastic price.

So I replaced another Redragon (Rd in the future) keyboard that I had bought earlier this week it was the RD K673 pro 75%. I love this keyboard a lot better it was overall $10 cheaper. So far to this keyboard, I like the color scheme a little bit better even though I don't like white I can always paint this one if I wanted to but I like the blue feel a little bit the control knob for the volume I like a little bit better it's a little bit smaller and I like having the number pad back. I also like the side of this keyboard I can set it to Bluetooth or 2.4 GHz mode I can set it to Maca Windows and it does use USB-C for charging. Originally I had thought this company RD was a cheap brand but so far their products which I have one of their mice are pretty good and I'm going to copy paste this review because I'm going to review the mouse at the same time I'm going to take this review and put it over there for the mouse as well because their mouse is great I have the m810 pro wireless and it is an amazing mouse I love it it can go into Eco mode or I can go into full mode The only thing I don't like about it is it's a little bit light for me I'm used to a heavier mouse like the Logitech g502 I have it full weighted out and I like that but I didn't want to spend the money on the wireless version of it. So I'm giving both of these products both the RD EISA K686 Pro keyboard and the RD M810 pro wireless gaming mouse both 5 out of 5 stars. NINJA Edit because I kept thinking this entire time. UP UNTIL 1752hrs on 01/29/25 as I sitting in bed recovering from a concussion and still am to this day of the edit! (01/30/25) I thought the brand was called RED DRAGON NOT REDRAGON... I feel so dumb. I am sorry, this company is amazing and I am loving their products so far. I am just a dumb bunny after all. Just ask my partner, and he will tell you.

I have been using this keyboard for a couple of months now for 40+ hours a week working from home. This keyboard has great battery life, fast charging time, appearance and smooth typing. It also has a very satisfying clicky clack sound when typing that is not too loud. This keyboard does have a tall profile. I highly recommend using some kind of wrist pad because it is not very comfortable to type for long periods of time without a wrist pad. Overall, I highly recommend this keyboard for daily use.

Heavy. I failed to notice this was a fully aluminum construction, so when the box came I was shocked by the sheer mass of this keyboard. If all else fails, it will certainly bludgeon a home invader and probably still work afterwards. Let's talk feel: this is, apparently, one of those mechanical jobs TikTok creeps call "creamy" or something. What does that mean? The keyboard lacks the crisp click and punch of a standard mechanical key. The sound is soft, very quiet, and the action of pressing is like pushing on a marshmallow made of cold anodized aluminum... If that didn't help, it's cold, but kinda squishy, and with minimal resistance. I actually prefer this for gaming over a more typical mechanical switch, as this offers almost no initial resistance to your key press, and on release the key gently, but quickly, pops back up with almost no sound. It's weird. If you're after a crisp, clickly mechanical key board, this is not for you. Now about the lights and looks: lights off, this keyboard is sharp. The green accent keys are gorgeous and the labels are 90% legible, with a few odd design choices like the ampersand and the @ symbol being weirdly stenciled. Lights on, this keyboard is a fantastic eye bleeder. It has so many options that are an absolute blast and kept my non-tech girlfriend entertained for a full 30 minutes. I find most too bright, but of the dozen+ light modes, most can be set to a single color or mix, with variable frequency and brightness. It's well done. I haven't used any red dragon software that they advertise, because I just don't care that much. I've used this for gaming and coding and it's been great so far. My only complaint is the switch resistance is a touch too low when I start getting lazy in stealth games and leave my finger resting on a key with a s little trepidation.

Easy to connect with mac or normal pc. High and premium quality looks, good for gaming and working. I love it.

Excellent value for the price, switches are a thocky, and silky smooth (linear). Havent tried the wireless portion yet but wired it works great. Keycaps are also great!

I love this Keyboard. High quality transparent keys. key clicks are quiet and gasket really helps reduce impact forces on my finger joints. Configuration software works great and easy to use. Did not test wireless features as I installed mine USB direct connect.

Good keyboard for the money. A little plasticky but that makes it literally as well. Good feel on the keys, RGB works with plenty of settings and battery life is good with included usb-c cable.

Es un teclado más que decente. El aspecto es precioso y, en mi caso, queda genial con mi setup. El tacto de las teclas es genial, suena muy poquito. Me gusta que, además, pueda ser inalámbrico. Lo recomiendo.