Redragon Shop via Amazon has for Prime Members: Redragon K530 Pro Draconic 60% Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard (various) on sale from $32.99. Shipping is free.
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Redragon Shop via Amazon has for Prime Members: Redragon K530 Pro Draconic 60% Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard (various) on sale from $32.99. Shipping is free.
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Red Switches: These are linear switches that provide a smooth keystroke with no tactile bump or audible click. They are ideal for gaming due to their quick actuation and minimal resistance.
Blue Switches: These are clicky switches that offer a tactile bump and an audible click sound when pressed. They are preferred for typing as they provide feedback, but they can be noisy.
Brown Switches: These are tactile switches that provide a noticeable bump at the actuation point without the click sound. They are a good middle ground for both typing and gaming, offering feedback without being too loud.
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This budget keyboard has Hot swappable switches, which is a big plus for when time comes to replace after spilling coffee inside. I'm tempted but decided to build my own cyberdeck with rotary encoders since I have some artistic endeavors such as beat smithing and graphics (wrinkles mustache).
I bought a redragon at MicroCenter and it's actually pretty decent for the price. Got it for work and it's noisy by oh well. https://www.microcenter.com/produ...oard-black
They go on sale sometimes for pretty cheap and always seem to have a couple that are open box.
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What's the difference between the red blue or brown?
Red Switches: These are linear switches that provide a smooth keystroke with no tactile bump or audible click. They are ideal for gaming due to their quick actuation and minimal resistance.
Blue Switches: These are clicky switches that offer a tactile bump and an audible click sound when pressed. They are preferred for typing as they provide feedback, but they can be noisy.
Brown Switches: These are tactile switches that provide a noticeable bump at the actuation point without the click sound. They are a good middle ground for both typing and gaming, offering feedback without being too loud.
Red Switches: These are linear switches that provide a smooth keystroke with no tactile bump or audible click. They are ideal for gaming due to their quick actuation and minimal resistance.
Blue Switches: These are clicky switches that offer a tactile bump and an audible click sound when pressed. They are preferred for typing as they provide feedback, but they can be noisy.
Brown Switches: These are tactile switches that provide a noticeable bump at the actuation point without the click sound. They are a good middle ground for both typing and gaming, offering feedback without being too loud.
Blue Switches FTMFW
I have the Red Dragon K580 VATA keyboard w/blue switches and love it.
Edit: I don't use a keyboard for gaming . I use an ancient Belkin N50 instead.
I bought a redragon at MicroCenter and it's actually pretty decent for the price. Got it for work and it's noisy by oh well.https://www.microcenter.com/produ...oard-blackThey go on sale sometimes for pretty cheap and always seem to have a couple that are open box.
if you don't like noisy keyboards, I would recommend a magnetic hall sensor switch keyboard
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I bought a redragon at MicroCenter and it's actually pretty decent for the price. Got it for work and it's noisy by oh well. https://www.microcenter.com/produ...oard-black
They go on sale sometimes for pretty cheap and always seem to have a couple that are open box.
You know it's mechanical right-that's why it's noisy.
honestly the loss of the arrow keys is a bigger deal to me, personally. i started using these reduced footprint keyboards and wound up learning top row better than 9-key, and can't stop doing it even on full-size boards. i will never get used to multi-key directional keys though
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Blue Switches: These are clicky switches that offer a tactile bump and an audible click sound when pressed. They are preferred for typing as they provide feedback, but they can be noisy.
Brown Switches: These are tactile switches that provide a noticeable bump at the actuation point without the click sound. They are a good middle ground for both typing and gaming, offering feedback without being too loud.
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https://www.microcenter
They go on sale sometimes for pretty cheap and always seem to have a couple that are open box.
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I have the Red Dragon K580 VATA keyboard w/blue switches and love it.
Edit: I don't use a keyboard for gaming . I use an ancient Belkin N50 instead.
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https://www.microcenter
They go on sale sometimes for pretty cheap and always seem to have a couple that are open box.
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