Redragon K552, The Perfect Cheap Mechanical Keyboard? Review

The Redragon K552 is Only $32

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If you do typing or even play games, you should definitely get a mechanical keyboard or at least try it out. Mechanical keyboards are famous for that clicky and satisfying noise but, if you go on Amazon you will quickly figure out that a mechanical keyboard will cost you more then $100. $100 might be too much money for you so, you went on Amazon and looked for cheaper mechanical keyboards. You probably found the Redragon K552 and wondering if this is just a wannabe a mechanical keyboard. well, this review will hopefully help you make up your mind about this keyboard.

Very Durable, Reliable, and Compact

Considering that this keyboard is only $30, you may be wondering if you are losing reliability. Well, I’ve been typing with this keyboard for months and I can tell you that it is extremely durable and reliable. I’ve never missed a click thanks to the K552 and even though it is only $32, you’re not losing reliability and durability. Even though its been used for a long time, my keyboard is still in near perfect condition and none of the keys have any issues. Another good or bad thing about this keyboard is the fact that it’s very small and compact. Thanks to the lack of num lock keys, this keyboard will take up much less space than many other keyboards. 

It’s Very Comfortable

The Redragon K552 is very comfortable to use. The keyboard is a little bit tilted so, it’s really easy to type for a long time. it would’ve been nice to have kickstands so that you can have it flat or tilted but, this is good too. The keys are a pretty good size and have the mechanical feeling to them making typing very fun and easy. 

Some of the Flaws

Honestly, considering the $30 price point, this keyboard doesn’t have many flaws. One of the flaws is the fact that the keyboard is very heavy which is odd considering that it’s so small and compact. The white keyboard gets dirty really quick so, you will have to clean it very often. The lack of num lock keys might be a flaw to some but, when you consider the fact that it costs $30 it’s not really a reason not to buy it. If you are going to type for a long time you should also consider buying a wrist rest.

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