DEVARAJAS K556

won't break the bank last really long and sounds really good and the buttons are smooth 100% my go to keyboard really high quality and it has some weight to it so it wont slide around like a lot of different keyboards but it does begin to develop issues overtime ive had mine for about 4 years and its starting to give out aka (bricked) but there is ways to fix it im hoping, but this isnt one of the keyboards where you can just get the software you have to wait a few minutes for support to get back to you and they have to set you up with a special agent to get the firmware to solve the (bricked) issue but overall 10/10 my favorite keyboard

This keyboard is amazing. Just holding it, you can feel the quality of the craftsmanship. Also, what a a great deal when I ordered it. If you're looking for a new mechanical keyboard and dont want to break the bank bit still need quality, this is the one!

I got one of the same type about a year ago and swapped out the switches and have been enjoying it ever since. i recently got one for my roommate whos been needing a new keyboard for quite some time. ordered a red switch one but they didnt have anymore available so they swapped it out with a brown switch one for me. customer service was easy to communicate with and helpful despite ordering it last min and the delay due to needing to swap my order it still arrived in time for Christmas.

i didnt think the brown switches would be any good but im pleasantly surprised by how they sound/feel with this board. hoping my roommate gets the same enjoyment out of this board for a long time to come as i have with mine.

I just bought the Redragon DEVARAJAS K556 a few days ago, and I have to say, I am blown away. I've used membrane keyboards my whole life, and making the switch to mechanical has been a game-changer. This board feels incredibly premium right out of the box.
The Good Stuff:
Build Quality: This thing is solid. The aluminum frame gives it some satisfying weight, and it doesn't flex at all. It feels like it could survive anything.
The Switches: I went with the brown switches (tactile), and they are perfect for both gaming and the endless emails I write for work. They feel responsive without being super loud, which my roommate appreciates!
RGB Lighting: The lighting is super vibrant. The pre-set modes are fun, and the software is easy to use for customizing my own setup. It really makes my desk pop.
Keycaps: They feel durable and the legends are crystal clear.
Honestly, the feel of typing on this keyboard is addictive. The responsiveness has genuinely improved my gaming performance in shooters. For the price, I can't believe the quality you get. I couldn't be happier with my purchase and would 100% recommend the K556 to anyone looking for a solid mechanical keyboard.
Thanks for a great product!

This was my first keyboard, and I thought that it was pretty good. I think that it feels nice and sounds good (especially when you put a little bit of lubricant on the stabs and switches). The only thing I would change is making the stabs better as some of mine do tick a lot (thankfully not the spacebar). I also really like the design and build quality of the keyboard as it feels like a keyboard that should be a lot more expensive (everything is metal except the switches, keycaps, and bottom feet). These types of keyboards ("gamery" style) are usually shamed for their cheap build and bad sound/feel (this keyboard has multiple layers of sound dampensing/foam). Although in my opinion, this keyboard is good for the price and provides a solid mechanical keyboard. These types of keyboards are also very different from anything that would be recommended by someone like Hipyo Tech. People like him who are keyboard enthusiasts, would definitely not recommend this to other people. I personally feel though, that keyboards like custom keyboards that sound very nice and are extremely premium (also with a hefty price tag at times) are just a different style than these "gamery" ones. This means that you really have to decide on what style you like better and not have the same expectations for each. (Just keep in mind, when I was rating this keyboard, I was rating it out of the "gamery" category, and not the custom keyboard category). I would highly recommend a custom keyboard over any "gamery" keyboard for someone who cares about typing sound/feel, and customization, (both of these things can sometimes provide a much higher quality typing experience than of any "gamery" keyboard, although the k556 prvides a decent typing experience, escpecially for the price) and not for someone who cares about the ease of use that comes with a prebuild keyboard, extremely fast response times that is critical for gaming, and athstetics such as extremely good RGB (which this keyboard has), and a flashy design of course. ("gamery" keyboards look a certain way that appeals to a specific audience). Overall, this keyboard is pretty good for the price and provides good functionality while still feeling more expensive due to the high build quality, but is for someone who cares more about the ease of use that comes with a prebuild keyboard, fast response time that is critical for gaming, and athstetics such as extremely good RGB (which this keyboard has) and a flashy design, and is not for someone who cares primaraly about typing sound/feel, and customization (both of these things can sometimes provide a much higher quality typing experience than of any "gamery" keyboard, although the k556 prvides a decent typing experience, escpecially for the price). I would also like to mention that the usb-c cable at the end snapped after about a year of use, but the support is extremely good and they were able to solve my issue in about 3 days (which includes shipping me a new cable).

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