K552

Probably offtopic, but since Redragon Kumara is a mechanical keyboard, you may find some switches and change them by yourself easily (https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Redragon+Kumara+K552+Key+Switch+Replacement/148374). So that you won't need to rebind your keys and try to get used with the new binding.

Look for keyboards that use red or silent red switches. Steer clear of blue switches if you want it to be quiet.Check out the sales for Redragon, Royal Kludge, and Keychron that suit your budget. The RK61 or Redragon K552 with red switches is a good, cheap option.If you want something that's really

Redragon kumara k552 has been wit me for 4 years strong, occasional cleaning and 2 times "w" switch swap with the 6 extra switches they provide. Thing's built like a tank and costed me like 2100

If it's older stock it may have those awful round sockets and been sitting in a non-airconditioned warehouse in southern China for years before shipping out. The sockets and switches gently corrode until they are one with each other. I pulled a switch in half getting it out of a socket like that. I

"Identico" o cara mandando foto de um Redragon Kumara K552 é tenso. O kumara é ótimo pelo preço. Sei pq ja tive ele na versão com switch red. So que o feeling do HyperX Alloy Origins é bem melhor na minha opinião. N é 400 reais de diferença melhor mas é bem melhor sim ao meu ver. Ps: tenho O Kumara,

i have redragon k552 with outemu brown now i use it for 3 years and this month in one week i have two keys sometimes when u press them they doesn't respond directly u need to press hard but only 2 button idk why maybe bcz i clean it multiple times and i think i remove them by force but after all its

Mira, compre algunos productos redragon y mis amigos también, a mí me salió todo bien, solamente a uno que se compró un mando al mes le dio drift, y según reseñas algunos productos salen perfectos y otros no duran un pingo, así que es un tiro al aire realmente. Después somos 3 con teclados mecánicos

redragon k552 is like $35 on amazon and holds up fine, been using it as a backup board for over a year. decent switches, no flex issues, what type are you looking for though, clicky or silent?

i was in that same hole last year - every review says something breaks. at $70 for tac fps, look at Redragon K552 Kumara (hot-swap version) or Tecware Phantom 87. both have outemu sockets so you can replace switches if one dies. software is basic but works. avoid no-name 60% boards with rgb spam. al

Redragon's older boards are REALLY bad about this, not only are they those horrible Outemu style sockets but they are old stock. I had a K552 that I just gave up on because it had obviously been marinating in humid air for years until the switches had become one with the PCB.