In addition, there are a lot of basics here without so much software in comparison to other companies that make other top keyboards. This keyboard gives you an affordable and reliable option with peripherals to rival bigger brands. It features multimedia keyboard keys and a non-slip ergonomic, splash-proof design. Add the gold-plated high-speed corrosion free USB connector, which offers a good connection, and you’ve got a good keyboard. mechanical gaming keyboards keys are conflict free (n-Key Rollover) for ultimate Gaming performance Not as big a name compared to the other brands out there, but the Redragon holds its own with the K552. Redragon offers a good range of reliable models that many gaming aficionados will recognize as functional.

Redragon K552 Review | Tested by GearLab Redragon K552 Review | Tested by GearLab

Compact 60% Mini Tenkeyless Ergonomic Designed Computer Keyboard Durable Metal-ABS Construction with Plate-mounted mechanical keys and switches that stand up during marathon FPS gaming sessionsPerformance-driven gaming keyboard Delivering Pro Features in a Compact 87-keys space-saving design at a serious affordable value! T he arrow keys and WASD keys are also switchable. Depending on what you use the Redragon for, you can change their positions. Further, this keyboard is also plug and play, so there’s no need to install anything even though drivers are available.

Redragon K552 KUMARA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Blue Switches Redragon K552 KUMARA Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Blue Switches

In all, the typing experience remains light and will keep you going for a while longer. Add to that; the keycaps feel nice to the touch and there is stability all through. We must also mention that the spacebar has a slight wobble. 2. How does the K552 compare to other gaming keyboards? Best possible thing about Redragon Kumara K552 Gaming keyboard is the overall durability and its price for those are looking for a good budget. The performance is also great considering some of the issues with it. For gamers, the anti-ghosting will make sense for a lot of games. Games like FIFA and DOTA won’t have issues, especially when you use third-party key mapper software.

Anti-ghosting all 87 keys are conflict-free key rollover featuring 12 multimedia keyboard keys and a non-slip ergonomic, splash-proof design comes with a gold-plated high-speed corrosion free USB connector for a reliable connection Key Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Custom Mechanical Switches (Cherry Blue equivalent) designed for longevity with greater durability and responsiveness

REDRAGON K552 KUMARA Gaming Mechanical Keyboard - Red Switch REDRAGON K552 KUMARA Gaming Mechanical Keyboard - Red Switch

By now, you know the Redragon k552 switches are only the only ones here. That is the Outemu Blue variant, which are clones of the Cherry MX Blue. For this reason, they’re very similar to the MX in different ways, including switch rattle, sounds, and general typing experience. The PC Gaming keyboard is constructed of metal alloy and ABS with plate-mounted mechanical keys and switches that stand up to tough gaming conditions There is nothing spectacular here, but the design fits its status as a budget keyboard. It has a base made from metal and covered in good quality plastic. However, the plastic, especially on the keycaps, does feel rather thin. The base is a simple slap underneath. We still think it’s one of the best for playing games since it meets all the necessary requirements to qualify as one. The K552 from Redragon will do its bit to satisfy the majority of users. That includes a lot of gamers but with many exceptions thanks to some of the low-quality features. Since the price tag isn’t prohibitive, there is nothing to complain about.At the top of the base sit the mechanical triggers, which look like they use Greentech molds. Further, the keys then sit with high clearance to such an extent that you can see part of the key mechanism and the white base, too. All these further point to the fact that the design is easy on the eye and simplistic. Conclusion: I have seen all 3 kinds (full RGB, rainbow, and now single color: red) and by far the single color looks the best. The keyboard holds a special place in my heart as it was one of the first keyboards I ever modified and definitely is the keyboard I am most experienced with. For a beginner enthusiast, buying one to tinker with is probably a good idea although if you're really short for money there's likely a cheaper option given the price hike the k552 has gotten in the past year.