Redragon K552 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Compact 87 Key Kumara Wired Cherry MX Blue Switches Equivalent for Windows PC Gamers (RGB Backlit White)

The media could not be loaded. Oh where do I begin? I could immediately tell upon opening the box that this was of great quality. The way they packaged this product with all the little bits in it. Nice little touches. Setting up is easy. There are TONS of light settings, which all of them are pretty darn cool. Two foldable legs for a slanted stance. Would've put tears in my 15 year-old self's eyes.

Researched this for my daughter’s build. She has an all white aesthetic and this perfectly compliments the build without breaking the bank. Great product and thoroughly recommend. Enough so I bought a similar one for myself.

Great value, robust and lovely colours

The build quality is good. The keys are thick and look as if they're double shot. A keycap remover came in the box which I didn't expect, but will come in handy when i swap the caps. I would have liked a more metal construction around the body since it is plastic on the outside, however it doesn't feel flimsy or weak. Since there's not a lot of metal, the keyboard is light. The rubber feet do not grip as nice as I'd like so it does move forward without a wrist support since you tend to lean your hands on it which gets me on to my next point. It's tall! I haven't experienced any RSI yet since I have a wrist support for other tall keyboards, so keep that in mind if you're going to be using this for long periods of time.The RGB is amazing. It is NOT programmable, but I don't feel like that's necessary. The colours here are beautiful with a very wide range. There's around 9-12 preprogramed lighting styles with adjustable brightnesses, colours, and speeds. IMHO, this is more than enough. My biggest critique here is the white. It's slightly pink. For the price, I'm happy.The switches are Outemu switches. After using only Cherry MX and keyboards that over 4 times as much as this one, I would have said there's nothing like Cherry MX. Now, I did purchase this keyboard because of the Cherry MX in the title (EXTREMELY MISLEADING), but... They're actually good switches. They do have a considerable amount of rattle and wiggle room since they're not built to the same tolerances as the Cherry MX switches. They're also not rated for 100 million key presses. With that all said though, they are your run of the mill blues. They feel like they have a greater actuation force than my Cherry blues but I kind of like that a lot. So keep that in mind if you're used to softer reds or don't like to be so confident with your fingers. Longevity wise, I'll have to update this review when I've broken in the switches to see how they hold up. I see a lot of reviews complaining about noise... What did you expect? They're blue switches. If you want to bump but not the click noise, go for browns.I like the style of this keyboard, but it's definitely not for everyone. The big Redragon logo is gross. The font of the keycaps is very "gamery". I would have liked the logo to be a swappable blat or at least be somewhat removable. I'll be swapping these keycaps with something a little more subtle and I'll probably get some white vinyl to cover the logo.Overall, it's a very good keyboard. I cannot be overly critical when this thing is half the price of what you'd normally expect. If you're on a budget or want to dip your toes in blue switches, I'd say go for it. You wont be disappointed. Comparing this to the Poker3 and whitefox, it holds it's own.

So for those looking for that clicky satisfying mx blue type switch keyboard then go ahead and get this, nice size, feels good quality and it's great for typing and gaming, also has a load of different rgb presets! A great gamers keyboard for half the price of the next rival

Easy and nice quality for the price

Just love it

He loves it so happy nanny