🌟 Elevate your desk game with the ultimate hot-swap RGB powerhouse!
The Redragon K556 SE is a premium wired mechanical keyboard featuring a durable aluminum base, true hot-swappable linear red switches compatible with 99.8% of market switches, and 18 customizable RGB lighting presets. Its gradient blue shine-through keycaps and pro software support make it perfect for professionals and gamers seeking both style and performance.
Brand | Redragon |
Product Dimensions | 45.5 x 20 x 5.7 cm; 1.27 kg |
Item model number | K556 SE |
Manufacturer | Redragon |
Series | K556 |
Colour | Gradient Blue - K556 SE |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Hardware Platform | Laptop, PC |
Operating System | Windows 10 |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Item Weight | 1.27 kg |
Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
K**H
Great keyboard
Really nice keyboard. Looks great. Battery life is fantastic. Feels really well built.
T**E
Well worth it!
Just love this keyboard, love love love it 😁The astetic is lovely, the cherry red switches are so smooth and quiet, there is an app available from red dragon Webby to control the lighting so all boxes are ticked !Very very very happy with this keyboard !The only things are the enter key is not the same size as most standard enter keys and the backslash key is in a different place ( above the enter key ) and it doesn't have an @ symbol on the key but it still produces the @ symbol when pressed ( os keyboard layout related )So all in all, very happy with this keyboard 👍 😁
E**T
Excellent keyboard
Very good to type gaming keyboard. RGB backlight is excellent. Colour is blue, and the base is aluminium. You can't find such a colour on other brands.
K**W
Great sounds
Absolutely amazing mechanical keyboard. Sounds amazing, feels amazing. The red switches where a good option. The RGB is also really strong and beautiful, only problem is u can't really change anything about the RGB or even turn it off. And the keys are tall and stick out, a border would have been nice. But other than than I am completely happy with it, those are minor things. Buttons register without hacking to press all the way, so that's not an issue, because I know people may be sceptical of mechanical keyboards for that reason
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