So this is a cool keyboard. I love the design, and the weight of it makes it feel like its made from some quality stuff, ya know? The software takes some getting used to. The keys can stick on you on occasion or depending on your settings be entirely oversensitive and you are wondering why you have 13 "d"s in your sentence because you were just idling over home row pondering about what to type next and it just happened to pick up you slight touch of the key. which is great if you need that, but my fat fingers smash around like Hulk fighting Abomination and can bump other keys on accident. I'll end up having random letters everywhere, making typing anything a nightmare. I had toned down the sensitivity and it helped quiet a bit but sometimes I'll have the opposite problem or both at the same time where it will double read a key and not register another. NORMALLY, and this is 80% of the time, it's rockin' and types great. I just prefer my other Redragon keyboard. I miss all of this keyboard features though. The full-size helps those that write more have that space and feeling of a complete keyboard. I always feel lost without a 10key. If I took the time to figure out and program the macros, those would probably be cool but I've never delved into that side of gaming to have designated macros. The low profile is stellar and helps with a more laptop feel. I just wish it had scissor switches like the current one I use. I got the version with red switches if that makes any difference to you as the reader. Would I recommend this keyboard? Honestly, probably not. I really was pumped about getting this one too. It looked so cool and had so much promise. The packaging is dope AF. But I still say no, just because Redragon offers so many options. This is just one of the fancier designed keyboards they have. I found a keyboard better suited for me and paid $14.99 for the (Open-Box). If you can get past the thing with the keys... then go for it, but get it on sale, you can wait.

I really enjoy the way this keyboard feels. I'm not a gamer, but I use this keyboard for writing code all day. The tactile feedback I get from the brown switches for this is fantastic. What's difficult is when a particular key gets "stuck" and starts trailing offffffffffffffffff. This happens with various keys but usually only a couple times a day, so I can live with it. The only other issue I have might be more of a software complaint, but you can't program macros in the software and assign them to the G1-G5 keys. This seems like something that can easily be achieved and just wasn't done. If those two things were fixed, this would easily be a 5 Star keyboard!

HORUS K618 Ultra-slim Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

Looks neat, however the extra G keys are useless as you may not program them through the software, only by "recording" manually on the keyboard itself.. I don't understand that choice it wasn't the right one... Anyways theres also an issue with signal interference. So if you buy one reddragon, be certain to only own one or use one at a time..

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