The Redragon K552 KUMARA Mechanical Keyboard is designed keeping the needs of most basic gamers. This includes professional gamers too. In fact, for coders, writers, and editors this is the keyboard to get without spending a good deal of money.
My wife has been wanting a 60% keyboard for some time now. We simply couldn’t decide on what exactly we wanted to invest in as far as a particular brand. Then along came Redragon, who I partnered up with, and they sent over the Draconic K530 60% keyboard for us to use and review.
While I’ve used mechanical keyboards in the past and have reviewed several, I’ve never really used them to play games on as I was always a console player. That changes today with this review of the Redragon Vata K580 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard.
So any company looking to be successful in the gaming mouse business really needs to stand out in some way from everyone else. That can be a tough thing to do but Redragon has managed to do that, at least in my eyes, with their Redragon M721 Pro Lonewolf2 gaming mouse.
This review is for the same keyboard, except it’s a special edition colorway and has yellow switches. There are actually two colorways available for this limited edition, the Macchiato White and the Americano Black. The unit I got was the Macchiato White.
We live in a tenkeyless world. For a long time, the mechanical keyboard market has been dominated by a few big names including Logitech, Razer, Corsair, etc; building standard full-size keyboards.
The good folks over at Redragonshop have sent me the Castor K631 Pro SE Wireless Green keyboard to review. If smaller keyboards are your thing, then keep reading for the details on this keyboard.
