RedgearShadow Amulet Mechanical Keyboard with Clicky Blue Switch, Rainbow LED Modes, Windows Keylock and Floating Keycaps, Full Size

It's been 3 weeks since I bought this product and here I'll review about the pros and cons about this product..Pros-*It's a very good mechanical keyboard I you are trying to buy for a budget one..*Trust me,the RGB effect looks very cool and I personally I like the breathing effect*Very calming and soothing sound is heard on every key press and kind of ASMR.Cons-*It's not a completely perfect gaming keyboard if u are trying to buy for a sweaty fps games..*If you are not used to gaming fonts or any different fonts than normal ones.. than this might be a little tricky to use(not permanent as you will get the hang of it shortly)..*According to my experience I found it difficult for fast typing ... On my previous keyboard it wasn't like this but once again it's totally not the keyboard fault...I THINK ITS SLOW FOR MY TYPING...That's it thx for reading this review..hope this helps you and if you are really looking for a budget gaming keyboard than this is a Beast!!!Go buy it!! And yea ofcourse it's worth for money 🤑

It is a very budget mechanical keyboard.Functionally it is pretty decent, responsive, and the keyboard looks pretty.It feels sturdy and is comfortable when typing/playing.Minor issues -The RedGear logo is always on and signing bright white - it doesn't turn off even when the pc is in sleep mode.The lettering doesn't look good for some of the keys (especially the special characters)When releasing the keys you can hear a spring creaking. So when typing in a room with echo, other than the clicking sound, there is also a metallic spring vibrating sound.Brightness for the keys is set to max everytime the pc boots up.Edit - another annoying point is the inverted Return key, meaning the backslash-pipe key has a different position. So for Linux users like me it's annoying.Overall, for the cost it is still very good.

So I bought this almost an year ago. Its great and sturdy. Keys are nice.Now coming to real reason for 5 star. I had one key gone bad. It can happen with any keyboard but the after sales support matter . So I put in a replacement request 15 days before warranty was about to expire. And the very next day they picked it up and in 5 days I got a replacement. Frictionless. Perfect. Thats how u retain a customer !

The Redgear keyboard I purchased two months ago is the worst gaming keyboard I've ever bought. Now, just after two months, 3-4 of its keys are already malfunctioning.

First Impression- Reminds me of the redgear invador which I've used in the pastPhysical overview-The box comes with tamper protection.Plug and play, no need to install any software/driver.The keyboard is sturdy, minimal to no flexing can be seen when twisted.No rattling noises made by the keys.The spacebar is a bit wobbly though.Keycap remover is provided with the keyboard.Fonts are consistent across the keyboard.1.5M PVC cable can be seen.Keycaps-Keycaps are dual-shot which means that they're gonna last an eternity.They can be removed easily using the keycap remover provided. Keycaps are of the standard profile.RGB-Damn! It looks great... The brightness of RGB can be easily controlled, eight RGB modes have been mentioned in the manual but there are different sub-modes for every individual mode which can be accessed using the Fn+arrow keys.Switches-Coming over to the switches, there are blue switches with the brand name 'Orange'... pretty decent... no scratchy noises and they are soft to press. Off-center presses are perfect. No typos such as double-spacing are made. Also, they're pretty responsive and not too loud.Currently using this keyboard to write the review.