The Redragon Antonium K745 Pro represents a significant step up for the budget peripheral manufacturer, moving away from the “pingy” metal plates of their older models and into the modern era of gasket-mounted, sound-dampened enthusiast boards. The Purple edition, in particular, offers a striking aesthetic that breaks away from the standard black or white gamer peripherals.
I know, I know, I’m a couple of days late on the Cliff’s Notes post this week. To be honest, time got away from me and I didn’t realize I hadn’t actually done it and what day it was supposed to be done. But have no fear, we’re here now!
Yet another week has passed so here I am today wring up my weekly Cliff’s Notes of things I did during the week. To be honest, this was a pretty boring week for me all around. But let’s dive in and get started.
Here we already, another week complete. They just seem to be going by so damn quickly. It’s crazy to think that Thanksgiving is just over 3 weeks from now and that Christmas is just over 6 weeks away which means the new year is just about 7 weeks or so from being here.
Greetings and happy Sunday! It’s time for yet another Weekly Notes, however, there’s changes to them this week. I’ve decided to go ahead and go with the name Cliff’s Notes, but I’ll still use the hashtag of #WeeklyNotes on places like Mastodon since so many others use that one.
Last week’s Weekly Notes post went pretty well to be honest. A bit better than I expected actually. Thank you to everyone who took a look and actually read it, or at least pretended to read it. For week two, it’s a bit more than a week because I wanted get my thoughts on my new job at Skylight after the first day or two of working there. So yeah, let’s go ahead and dive in and discuss this past week or so.
As I always try to start each review with here at SoS, I just want to give Redragon a huge THANK YOU for always sending over products for me to review. Today I’ll be reviewing their Redragon Garen K656 Pro Keyboard in MoonDust Gray, as they also have a multi-shade blue colorway you can choose from if you’d like.
As is often the case, the awesome folks over at Redragon have sent me a stack of items to review. One of those was the review I did last week of the Redragon Antonium K728 Pro. Today, I’ll be reviewing the second product in that stack, the Redragon Behemoth K724 Pro keyboard in the black and green variant.
I’ve seen several folks on Mastodon doing these “Weekly Notes” type posts for a while now. The one I see the most often do it is Joel and you can find their blog here: JoelChrono.xyz that has some great content on it.
The Redragon Antonium K728 Pro is a mechanical keyboard that aims to deliver premium features at a budget-friendly price point. The pink and black colorway offers a stylish aesthetic that stands out from typical gaming keyboards.
