Redragon Shop via Amazon has 61-Key Redragon K617 Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard (Gradient (HE Version)) on sale for $27.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Features:
Combine the Hall Effect magnetic switch with rapid trigger ON via software, the actuation point can be 0.1mm precision adjusted between 0.3-4.0 mm
Quickly connected with a detachable USB-A to USB-C cable to transmit inputs up to 8x faster (0.125ms lowest latency), always gets pre-acted in the game
K617 GB professional software also allows two different movements assigned in one key by different key actuation pressure, enabling you to punch out 2 styles with only one tap and simplifying the complex skills combo at max
Our research indicates that this offer is $16 lower (36% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $43.99.
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Redragon Shop via Amazon has 61-Key Redragon K617 Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard (Gradient (HE Version)) on sale for $27.99. Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Thanks to Deal Hunter doublehelixx for finding this deal.
Features:
Combine the Hall Effect magnetic switch with rapid trigger ON via software, the actuation point can be 0.1mm precision adjusted between 0.3-4.0 mm
Quickly connected with a detachable USB-A to USB-C cable to transmit inputs up to 8x faster (0.125ms lowest latency), always gets pre-acted in the game
K617 GB professional software also allows two different movements assigned in one key by different key actuation pressure, enabling you to punch out 2 styles with only one tap and simplifying the complex skills combo at max
Our research indicates that this offer is $16 lower (36% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $43.99.
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Have similar redragon kb with hall effect keys. Def takes some getting used to. If I had to do over, I would get the ones with arrow keys included. Think it's 81 keys.
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Never heard of this brand Red Dragon, reputable?
They've been around for a while. Quality is decent but it's clear they're not high-end keyboards. Several of our end users have them on their desks at the office, and they have held up fine over the years.
They've been around for some time now in the PC Peripherals market. They are primarily a budget-oriented brand that makes a wide assortment of products of varying quality. You could end up getting a great deal on a feature packed product that competes with other brands three times as expensive or something barely better than e-waste.
I wouldn't be opposed to taking a chance on this keyboard with Amazon's good return policy.
Just a note to consider, these keyboard lack dedicated arrow keys. You'll have to press the function key plus the WASD keys on the keyboard to use the arrow keys.
There are a few other colors, but only some are HE versions.
Black and Orange are a dollar cheaper ($27) and are HE. Gray and Pink are slightly cheaper than that but do NOT have HE switches.
One of the complaints (certainly not the only one though) is the switches, and those seem to be complaints on the non-HE versions of this keyboard.
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It is missing a lot of keys! I don't need a numeric keypad, but man, no arrow keys, no home or end or pgup/pgdn. I guess if you are only gaming and doing nothing else with it, it is OK.
I have had one of their mechanical (non-HE) keyboards for nearly 10 years. It does the job even though I abused it over the years without much cleaning. It finally had an issue with the f key after a hard press. Bought a replacement redragon mechanical keyboard but fixed the issue with f key by grabbing and pulling up. Still running.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank nycdude
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I wouldn't be opposed to taking a chance on this keyboard with Amazon's good return policy.
Black and Orange are a dollar cheaper ($27) and are HE. Gray and Pink are slightly cheaper than that but do NOT have HE switches.
One of the complaints (certainly not the only one though) is the switches, and those seem to be complaints on the non-HE versions of this keyboard.
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