Redragon K509-RGB PC Gaming Keyboard 104 Key Quiet Low Profile RGB Keyboard Backlit Dyaus Mechanical Feel Keyboard for Windows PC (Without Edge Side Light Illumination)
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- QUIET LOW-PROFILE MECHANICAL FEEL GAMING KEYBOARD; 104 Key PC Gaming Keyboard with quiet low profile keys designed for longevity, durability and responsiveness. The keyboard features a solid ABS construction with precision engineered keycaps. The keyboard keys offer a mechanical keyboard feel with less resistance and a short key travel, they require less work to type and still deliver precise tactile feedback for a Flawless Gaming Performance
- RGB LED BACKLIT GAMING KEYBOARD; K509 Redragon RGB LED Keyboard is a backlighted keyboard with 6 different Backlight Modes, Multiple Colors, 4 backlight brightness levels and adjustable breathing speed, the illumination can be completely turned off
- EGRONOMIC WATERPROOF DESIGN; The PC Gaming Keyboard is built to withstand the average liquid spill. There is more, the Keyboard is not only good for gaming it also has great ergonomics, keyboard legs to adjust the typing angle and a space saving design delivering a pure, fluid gaming experience. No matter how long you type or how intense your gaming marathons are, you are always comfortable
- BACKLIT ANTI GHOSTING KEYBOARD; The Redragon K509 has 25 Conflict Free (n-Key Rollover); 12 multimedia keys. Comes with Full numeric keypad and a corrosion free USB connector for a reliable connection
- PC GAMING KEYBOARD COMPATIBILTY: Windows 10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista, or Windows XP, Limited Mac OS keyboard support
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Product Dimensions: 17.24 x 5.28 x 1.34 inches
Item Weight: 10.6 ounces
Manufacturer: Redragon
Item model number: K509
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 22, 2018
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When I purchased the first Redragon K509 keyboard, I also purchased a Redragon S107 keyboard and mouse combo at the same time. The keyboard in that S107 combo looks identical to this K509 keyboard. It even has the exact same instructions, looks identical, and behaves exactly the same. This K509 keyboard appeared to be a good value. I felt the quality was good for the price. The LED's were not fixed colors (which is good), and the LED's could be set in many colors, in "breathing mode" and constant brightness. However, when set to constant brightness, the lights dim a significant amount. I could live with that. I would give this K509 model a fairly high rating, but after 6 weeks, the first keyboard stopped working. Windows would no longer recognize the device. I tried plugging it into different USB ports, but that made no difference. I tried using the keyboard on 2 other PC's, and they had the same trouble recognizing the device. I figured I just had bad luck, and ordered a second, exact same keyboard. After 5 weeks, this second keyboard started having the exact same trouble. Windows would no longer recognize the device. It couldn't even tell it was a keyboard. Again, I tried this keyboard different USB ports and on two other PC's. It would not work no matter which port or PC I plugged it into. Other devices, including other keyboards, work on each of the USB ports I tried on the 3 different PC's. I also have a Redragon S107 Keyboard that is part of the Redragon S107 Keyboard/Mouse combo. That keyboard still works great, and looks and behaves identical to the K509, except for the label underneath the keyboard. The S107 keyboard (not this KB) works just fine on all 3 PC's, and I still use it without trouble, to this day. I have contacted the manufacturer and attempted to get support for this product, multiple times, and they said that it was a problem with the USB port, and to plug into another port. I had tried this, as well as trying the keyboard on multiple USB ports on two other PC's. The manufacturer would not admit that the problem was with the keyboard. I was given instructions how to remove the unrecognized device in the Windows "Device Manager", and let windows recognize the device again. This had no effect. After the problems began, each time I plug in the keyboard, it would light up for a few seconds, the PC would make the typical "USB device attached" sound, then the light would turn off. Two or three seconds later, it would light up, PC makes the sound again, and lights turn off. It would repeat this for various number of times, before the keyboard would eventually have the lights stay ON, and look as if it was working, but none of the keys would respond. When I check Windows 10 "Device Manager", I would see the keyboard listed as "Unknown USB Device (Device Descriptor Request Failed)" The Device Status read as, "Windows has stopped this device because it has reported problems. (Code 43) A request for the USB device descriptor failed." I like this keyboard. I would purchase another, but I worry that there may be a design or manufacturing flaw, causing an increased chance of the device failing to be recognized by the PC. I have only tried two of these keyboard, so I cannot be sure. But 0 out of 2 is not a record that would inspire the confidence for me to recommend this keyboard to anyone. I get this exact same behavior and error on all 3 PC's... an HP desktop, a Dell/Alienware desktop, and a Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Tablet PC. My Redragon S107 Keyboard and mouse combo continues to work just fine. I have an older USB keyboard being used instead of the two Redragon K509 keyboards. Neither K509 keyboard was damaged, dropped, or misused in any way. They get plugged in, and remain in a fixed position from that point forward. No food or drink is consumed near them, because they are located around other sensitive equipment. I should have attempted a product return on Amazon, but it was already outside the window of time I could return or exchange the product. That is on me. However, the manufacturer still would not admit that the keyboard was defective in any way, in spite of the obvious evidence to the contrary.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2020 by TSForrest
I've had alot of crappy cheap tech from Amazon, especially keyboards. I go through them like mad because of the types of games I play. Usually most of them don't even make it for more than a few minutes before I decide I hate them. This keyboard is GREAT. Feels good, LEDs are nice looking, and I like the way the top right side of the keyboard lights up red with the numlock/capslock keys. If you want a NICE CHEAP KEYBOARD that works for gaming, this is your #1 choice if you want a professional tier mechanical keyboard, go somewhere else. But this will suffice until you can afford one of those. [update 4/30/2020] Still an awesome keyboard. Works as perfectly as it did on day 1. I'll continue updating this until the keyboard dies (if it ever dies!)
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020 by Jade
Let me start by saying how much i dislike keyboard with loud sounding keys i know it makes you feel like a movie hacker but its just too annoying once the novelty wears off. With that said this keyboard is just the right amount of noise from pressing the keys with solid feel. The RGB is bright and pretty noticeable and the letters arent some cheap paint that wears off after a few months of owning. its a great keyboard for the price and for casual gaming.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2019 by Amazon Customer
I enjoy typing on it because the keyboard itself is very rigid due to the aluminum frame. However, the back-lighting is way too dim for me, even on the brightest setting. The edge lighting that illuminates from around the key-caps is brighter than the key-caps themselves; this blinds my eyes for a moment, so I cannot immediately read the keys until my eyes adjust. In a lighted room, when the back-lighting is turned off I cannot read the keys because it's clear plastic that the back-lighting normally shines through. I think the entire keyboard should be colored white or silver, to provide better contrast with the letters, numbers and symbols on the key-caps, for when the keyboard is used in a lighted room without back-lighting. Perfect for typing in a dark room though.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 8, 2018 by Snowflake
After reading up on a lot of reviews for this keyboard and other affordable mechanical keyboards, I decided to pull the trigger on this Redragon because I didn't want to spend a lot since my usage would be 85% for work-related typing and 15% gaming. Overall, I love how quiet these keys are compared to a more expensive Logitech gaming keyboard I used to own. They also provide a pretty satisfactory 'bump' after each keystroke which I have come to like a lot. Now, one of my biggest complaints is that some of the keys have started to squeak and make light rubbing/chafing sounds which I totally get for this price range but just wish they had some sort of lubricant sprayed on them to keep them a little quieter and not sound like two mice fighting each other with plastic swords. The keys have this slightly rubber-like coating which is great for grip but as other reviews have mentioned, the backlighting doesn't completely illuminate the top portions of the top two rows (ex. the $ symbol, &, %, etc are all cut off halfway so you can only see the backlight on half of the symbol). I do like the lighting choices and think it has worked flawlessly in the month or so that I've owned this keyboard. Great value but there are some very small drawbacks in case you're looking for very high performance from a mechanical keyboard.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2021 by Steve