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.
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.
The Redragon K719, also known as the Redragon Galatin Pro K719, is a 95-key, compact wireless mechanical keyboard that has been making waves in the budget-friendly mechanical keyboard market.
The Redragon UCAL K673 Pro Anime keyboard is a 75% layout mechanical keyboard that has been gaining popularity for its unique aesthetics, wireless functionality, and overall value.
The Redragon Eisa K686 Pro SE is a mechanical keyboard that punches above its weight in terms of features, especially considering its attractive price point. Let’s delve into the details to see if this keyboard clicks all the right boxes for you.
The good folks over at Redragonshop have sent me the Caraxes SE K644 65% keyboard to review. If smaller keyboards are your thing, then keep reading for the details on this keyboard.
Mechanical keyboards are popular with geeks because they can be customized with a variety of switches and keycaps. But have you ever seen a mechanical keyboard that can fold? Well, you will today because I’m going to tell you about the RK Royal Kludge RK925 folding mechanical keyboard. It’s certainly something different than what you will normally see when it comes to a mechanical keyboard.
Today I’m going to be reviewing the LTC Sound Slave 502 headset. This headset can be used as both 2.4GHz or Bluetooth modes and is the successor to LTC’s 501 wired/wireless headset that was released a couple of years ago.
Thanks to the awesome folks over at RedragonShop, I was sent over a set of their Redragon Anvil GS520 computer speakers. The question is, for the price of $39.99 how do these speakers deliver when it comes to sound as that’s obviously the most important feature when it comes to a set of speakers.
