Redragon K631 Castor 65% Wired RGB Gaming Keyboard, 68 Keys Hot-Swappable Compact Mechanical Keyboard w/100% Hot-Swap Socket, Free-Mod Plate Mounted PCB & Dedicated Arrow Keys, Quiet Red Linear Switch

The product is made of plastic which is alright, it serves its purpose, it doesn't bounce around and stays in place for me just fine, it is a little cramped but it is a small keyboard, I didn't buy the version with a numpad but i will buy one in the future, its a very nice keyboard and the switches are alright, will be buying other ones in the future, but the hotswappable keys on a 60$ keyboard are great!

The media could not be loaded. This is a fully plastic keyboard, that said, this keyboard is compatible with 99% of switches out there, 3 or 5 pin.One of the more interesting entrants into the 2022 budget catalog, Redragon recently released three new board. This one is the K631, their 65% kit which for the first time ever in a budget "Outemu like" keyboard, has the ability to hot swap with practically any other 3 or 5 pin MX style mechanical keyboard switches! This is a complete game changer and from what I hear, is the way moving forward with new budget boards.Out of this box, this kit suffers from "Sounds like Stock" syndrome; clacky, hollow, and pingy. It truly sounds like there is absolutely no hope. But with a bit of time, lube, and effort, this keyboard delivers an extremely good typing experience along with a unique sound profile which I believe is helped by it's full plastic build.I used two-part silicone and a thin sheet of neoprene foam under the PCB, and taped the back of the PCB with three layers of painters tape. I added window insulation strips to create a layer between the PCB and the plastic plate, also adding tape to where the stabilizers clip in. I also Plumber's modded the stabs, and after lubing with SuperLube, they performed without issue.Included are sound test with various switches and both OEM keycaps and an SA profile keycap set.

It's small and the rgb is every bright

My search is over for a keyboard that fits into tight spots without sacrificing feel and productivity. In the past, I’ve tried 60%-style keyboards, but they come with too many inconvenient compromises (such as Fn- combinations for directional arrows). This 65% board’s few additional keys provide much better usability, while still keeping everything inside a very compact and lightweight form factor.The K631 is good to type on, thanks to Redragon's own Red linear switches. The keys have a smooth travel with quick rebound, and the board feels adequately sturdy despite its plastic construction. The keyboard arrives with a nice bundle of accessories, including four spare switches, key/switch pulling tools, and a detachable 5’ USB cable (Type-C on the keyboard end, and both Type-A and -C on the PC side).RGB lighting is excellent for an affordable keyboard. A wide selection of preset modes is built-in, and most can be tweaked for speed/brightness/color. Fully customized per-key RGB lighting is available through the optional software (a refreshingly small 3.5MB download), which also provides key reassignment and macro features.Overall, a great compact keyboard for the money, and very mod-friendly for those who wish to customize. Recommended.

Swapped out the switches with some Akko lavenders, the feeling of the reds that came with it were nice, however the keys and keyboard kinda feel cheap, and the RGB is real dim and the colors are extremely limited, all in all, for the price its a fantastic choice 9/10

I got this to go with my laptop setup as the keys are not mechanical and overall I prefer using a mechanical keyboard.This has a very small footprint and takes up very minimal space, the RGB just flashes a standard rainbow color scheme and looks nice.The cable that connects to the keyboard is a standard USB-C cable so you can easily unplug this when it's not in use and the cord is quite long as well.Overall I'm very happy with this keyboard.

Everything about this keyboard has served me well expect for the fact that it slips on my desk. I was able to go around it by using a desk sized mouse pad, but it is something to keep in mind if you are looking to pick this up.

I really like my keyboard! It feels great, the RGB lights are incredible and it holds a very good charge before needing to be recharged again. The only reason I give this product 4/5 stars is because I do encounter some spottiness with connecting my keyboard via Bluetooth with my laptop, it will disconnect after awhile of not being used but when attempting to reconnect sometimes it will read as if my device is not available to pair with which is faulty because I have since saved the keyboard to my paired device settings. I had reached out to red dragon directly and they helped me with this issue and I can reconnect eventually now, but still slightly bothersome as the issue does reoccurr from time to time.