Redragon K618 Horus Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/Wired Tri-Mode Ultra Thin Low Profile Gaming Keyboard w/No-Lag Cordless Connection, Dedicated Media Control & Linear Red Switch

This keyboard has many pros and a few cons. Let's start with the latter. The Enter key, instead of being the classic L-shaped key—large and easy to click—is split into two. The Enter key is similar in size to the Shift key, and just above it, there's a key that should give the backslash, but it actually results in the hashtag. This is another issue with this keyboard because some symbols are incorrect. The 2 key, when pressed with Shift, should result in @, but instead, it gives ", or the 3 key gives £ instead of #. Luckily, muscle memory now prevents me from making any mistakes while typing, but this is something to consider when purchasing, especially if you're used to keyboards with a UK layout.The pros, however, are numerous and very welcome. The volume wheel is incredibly convenient; I can't do without it. The customizable macro keys are excellent, allowing me to create highly personalized key combinations, which is a delight for someone who works with many different software programs. It's very convenient. The software that manages the RGB lighting is also excellent. Finally, a keyboard in this price range that allows you to manage colors.Typing is very pleasant and not too noisy. I like the reduced key travel, but that's a matter of personal preference. The weight is excellent. I'm quite satisfied. Great value for the price.

Love it. Feels great and looks even better

As someone who prefers low profile keyboards this one is great the keys are soft and easy to press not very loud either its good value for the money. However the keys do have a slight ping and the lighting could be a bit brighter.

I have owned and used this keyboard for over a year and it has been an amazing tool for my workflows. I have used it in both personal and professional capacity. I love the fact that it was so easy to set up and use. The key height, the key stroke, the switches everything are really nice especially at the price point. The option to be able to connect to different devices is amazing.

First the return key has been split into 2 with 1 half replaced with a \ key. Though it is actually a # key when you press it. I have seen this once before but why change from the standard format. I dont think i have ever heard anyone ever say 'the return key is to big on this keyboard'. Please stop doing this.Second and most impotantly the keys are way too sensitive. When playing a game you'll be riding/running along a bridge or somewhere and all of a sudden your character will suddenly turn left and run off the bridge to your death. All this because your finger slightly glanced/rested on a key. It's horrible.Third due to point two you'll be pressing/tapping other keys in a fight and all of a sudden the keyboard will press a random key because the slight vibration of tapping a button activates another one. Many a time in a boss fight all of a sudden i cannot taunt/sunder and the next thing i know the chat box has been activated and i've sent my mate a message saying '1111qwaw' or something.All in all i would say stay clear. I find it unusable. It's such a shame because the quality of the keyboard is great, it looks great, it's just been let down by oversensitive keys.

Nice feel and size of the keyboard, the latency is basically unnoticeable. On the first charge I got roughly 40 hours of light~medium usage. I wish it lasted longer but certainly not bad for the sale price. Few other little things about the keyboard I don't particularly like, but that's down to personal preference. So for me this is 3*.

Amazing keyboard—it even comes with replacement keys. For the price, it’s a great deal, especially compared to others with fewer features and lower quality at twice the cost

Be very careful when you buy one of these it's and odd layout and once charged the charge does not last long, I keep it plugged in all the time, so not much use as a wireless keyboard.