Redragon K530 Pro Draconic 60% Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/Wired 3-Mode 61 Keys Compact Gaming Keyboard w/Hot-Swap Socket, Free-Mod Plate Mounted PCB & Linear Red Switch

This is a great mechanical keyboard in the 60% category. I have been using it extensively, over the last 3 months. It is compact and though the body is made of plastic, it's built quality is superb. It sits easily on even small tables occupying very little space. It's very easy to carry in a laptop bag. It has a set of kick out feet, which gives you that extra bit of tilt and makes the typing experience very easy on your fingers. The RGB is bright, well lit and very well done. The battery life is good and lasts me for almost 2.5 days even with my heavy use. The battery charging time is a bit on the longer side though. The keys are double shot and well done. It has bluetooth as well as RF 24r Ghz which is a great feature. This has been especially useful to me as compared to my last mechanical keyboard which had only bluetooth connectivity. I am now able to connect to my office laptop as well which does not allow bluetooth connections. This is the best part, I am now able to connect to practically any device. For mechanical keyboard fans, the keys are hot swappable and the keyboard comes with a key pulled and a key cap puller separately.The only thing I found annoying initially is the placement of the arrow keys, but over the last 3 months I have gotten used to it.So all said, this has been a very good purchase for myself, and Amazon's delivery was also on the dot as always. I understand that, currently, there are a large number of options, from different brands, for this type of mechanical keyboard, but from a pricing, built quality and features perspective, this is probably one of the best, if not the best option out there.

This keyboard is fantastic for my use-case as i needed a smaller keyboard to conserve deskspace. It offers 4 connectivity options but i use it in wireless mode, there is no delay in gaming(tested in cs2,battlebit,ready or not). Its not a perfect keyboard but you get a lot more than you pay for with this.pros:-4 connectivity options-nice lighting-customizable lighting but its too hectic to change-small formfactor-individual rgb-hotswappablecons:-inbuilt battery runs out pretty quick-the angle of the keyboard might be unconfortable for some people-you will need to buy a wrist rest to support you hands-wireless dongle signal is not very strong-the device switch buttons feel a little fragile-no software to control the keyboard settings-the keyboard shortcuts are a little unusual and will take some time getting used to

I'm a Mac user, and I was considering buying a Magic Keyboard. However, some of my Windows friends use mechanical keyboards with red switches, which piqued my interest in trying out mechanical keyboards. After doing some research on the internet, I ended up purchasing the K30 Pro Draconic. I had several considerations in mind while choosing the keyboard:It should be wireless, specifically Bluetooth-enabled, to accommodate my MacBook with only two Type-C ports.It should have a small footprint to fit my compact computer table.I wanted a keyboard with customization options, particularly a hot-swappable one, to allow for future key or switch swaps.Initial Impression:The K30 Pro feels substantial and doesn't feel cheap. The clacky noise is minimal at stock. Typing with the brown switches provides a satisfying tactile feel with minimal noise, akin to red switches.Experiences After Use:Initially, transitioning from the MacBook keyboard to this mechanical keyboard was challenging. However, after typing around a hundred words, I noticed a speed improvement, although accuracy is still not optimal. I may update this after using it for a month.Connection:I connected the keyboard via Bluetooth and didn't experience any latency issues, contrary to some reviews I read. Even as I'm typing now, the experience feels smooth.RGB:Although I'm not a fan of RGB lighting, for enthusiasts, the keyboard allows programming the color of individual keys without software. The provided software, although requiring Windows, serves its purpose well. The lighting is neither too dim nor too bright.Overall Experience:So far, the keyboard and switches have met my expectations. I'm pleased with the brown switches as they provide a tactile feel without excessive noise. I look forward to customizing the keyboard with new keycaps.Cons:However, the keyboard is not without its flaws. The keycaps feel too close together, which may be resolved by changing the keycaps or getting used to them over time. Additionally, the lack of dedicated arrow keys is inconvenient, requiring the use of function keys, which can be challenging at times.Some users may find their fingers hurting after extended typing sessions, and the absence of a wrist pad may contribute to discomfort. I suggest investing in a wrist pad or creating one inexpensively if needed.In conclusion, I would strongly recommend this keyboard to anyone who types extensively, especially coders

In terms of mechanical feel and quality this is very good, I mean really good. Infact I have two redragons (full keyboard wired and this) but bought this by mistake which I realised later. I used it for few weeks and got me irritated and unplugged it and went back to my wired full keyboard. This has no direct arrow keys. You need to use function key + specific alphabet key together to use arrow keys. Very annoying. This is not 75% which I wanted. I think this is 60% layout. Otherwise Quality is very good and heavy as well. Feels rich. Value for money. If u have a higher budget like 10-12K then go for Keychron, it's a global brand even redragon is a global brand but Keychron is a topnotch new brand, otherwise stick to this brand. There is no proper brand to beat this for just for the pricing under 5K. Searched everywhere. Value for money!