For this price it’s ridiculous how good of a keyboard you get. The sound is so creamy and perfect! I’m never gonna get scammed by Razer for their 300$ bad keyboards

I got this keyboard after someone spilled alcohol on my previous keyboard from Razor. This is my second time buying with Redragon and they did not disappoint! I love the way it clicks, the lights, and the sleek design. Will buy another soon!

I've been using my EISA MAX for a few months now and I have to say, for the price, I coudn't ask for more. The build quality feels premium. The mint switch are quiet enough for me to use the keyboard at work (open office) and not be a nuisance to others. The form factor is a great space saver. It took some adjustment to get comfortable with the form factor and the layout but nothing I would complain about.

I've had other mechanical keyboards (Corsair K55 and Mountain Everest Max) and I can say that this keyboard hold it's own very respectably against them, especially when you consider it costs only a fraction of the price.

I took a chance on a mystery box, and got what I would consider to be the second best pull of the offer. I really like the keyboard. It is very nice to type on and the sound feedback is very satisfying. The only one complaint that I have has to do with the software, and only for the fact that I do not know what half of the things in it even are or why I would need to use them. There is absolutely no documentation about the software and what few videos I could find online all had the same complaint. It would be nice if Redragon would release a detailed explanation of what everything does and how to really take advantage of it. Things such as the tap feature or the different profiles and how to set up profile switching. Or even what the deal is with the various layouts, two of which are labelled FN1 and FN2 but have nothing to do with the actual function keys on the device. It is very confusing and really serves no purpose. I also wish there was a little bit more information on the F1-F9 keycaps. All of these have secondary functions. I have to keep the manual open just to see what I have to press along with the FN key to play/pause media, print screen, adjust brightness, and cycle through lighting settings. All in all though I give this keyboard 4 stars for how nice it is to use, just wish it had more resources available to really use it to the level that the designers intended.

First off, the feel. The keys are soft and dreamy to type on its like little clouds for your fingertips. It's that perfect subtle thock that makes you want to write a novel. Build quality feels premium, its solid, no wobble, nothing cheap about it. I feel like a thief when I purchased this for $70. It easily rivals those 200+ keyboards. I've been using this keyboard for well over a month for both personal & work & have had zero issues so far. I will definitely be buying a personal one now. I've already customized it to fit my aesthetic :)