Redragon K643 90% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard RGB Backlight & Macro Customizable with Number Pad, 94 Keys Hot-Swappable USB-C Wired/Bluetooth/2.4G-Wireless Keyboard with Red Switches

I recently moved my gaming set up to a different location in my house and had to sacrifice some desk space to make it work. I needed a keyboard that didn't take up as much room on my desk but didn't want to sacrifice the NUM pad and arrow keys.This is a fantastic keyboard. Fantastic price point, the mechanical keyboard sound is very similar to a marshmallow keycap sound "soft" but still gives the satisfying typing sound. There are a ton of RGB backlight options to go through, and it doesn't take up very much room on your desk.The only "con" I've found so far is that in order to get the delete key to work you need to first turn the NUM lock off, which can be a little annoying but not anything that I'd say would sway my decision to buy it if I had known ahead of time.

I've bought two of these so far. One for myself and one for my dad. He's very picky and loved it. Especially the lighted keys. Cute color, love the feeling of the keys. Perfect size not too long.

I recently purchased the Redragon K643 90% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, and it has exceeded my expectations as a gaming enthusiast. This keyboard boasts an impressive array of features, making it a fantastic addition to my gaming setup.First and foremost, the Redragon K643 offers a smooth and responsive typing experience. The Red switches provide a satisfying tactile feedback that many mechanical keyboard enthusiasts crave. While the keyboard does emit a slight sound while typing, it's not overly loud or distracting, especially during intense gaming sessions. It strikes a good balance between providing that classic mechanical feel and keeping the noise level manageable.The customizable RGB backlighting is undoubtedly a standout feature of this keyboard. With numerous lighting options to choose from, I can easily match the lighting to my gaming rig's aesthetics or even personalize it to my liking. The vivid colors and dynamic lighting effects add an extra touch of immersion to my gaming experience.The keyboard's 90% compact design, complete with a number pad, is perfect for my setup. It saves valuable desk space without compromising on functionality. The ability to hot-swap between USB-C wired, Bluetooth, and 2.4G wireless connectivity is an added bonus, providing the flexibility I need for different scenarios.Additionally, the macro customization feature has been a game-changer for me. Assigning macros to specific keys has improved my gaming efficiency, giving me an edge in competitive gameplay.The only reason I'm not giving this keyboard a full 5-star rating is the lack of wrist rest included. For extended gaming sessions, having a wrist rest would have been a welcomed addition for added comfort.In conclusion, the Redragon K643 90% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a great investment for any gamer looking to enhance their gaming experience. With its reliable Red switches, customizable RGB backlighting, and macro customization options, it caters to both gaming performance and personalization needs. The slight typing sound is manageable, and the overall build quality is excellent. Whether you're a seasoned gamer or a casual user, this keyboard won't disappoint.

Old keyboard conked out and I needed a new one, STAT. This one fits the bill of being a compact mechanical keyboard with a number pad. Only thing I don't like is that you have to use the Fn button to press keys such as Del, Home, End, PgUp, PgDown, etc...but I will deal with it.The key feel/sound is much better than the more expensive Epomaker this keyboard replaced...but that sort of thing is highly preferential, I suppose.If this keyboard dies, I would definitely buy another one. Might buy another one for my Steam Deck.

I have used this keyboard for about a week and it quickly became my favorite wireless keyboard. I needed a compact keyboard for my small desk space but also wanted a number keypad. I don't play FPS or RPG games but I do race cars, drive trains, and do Air Traffic Control along with general use.I had not expected the best feature of this keyboard. All wireless keyboards (and mice) are set to sleep after a short time to save the battery. When this happens, whatever lighting you have set turns off. The keyboard is very difficult to read with no lighting. This keyboard has all lighter colored keys that are easy to read with no backlighting. Most of the time, I just leave the backlighting off and indicators for num lock, cap lock, etc. still work.

Nice quality keyboard. Very clicky.

The media could not be loaded. Out the box, this keyboard is pretty decent. The red switches were as expected, not the smoothest sound but feel good to type on. The spacebar was a bit rattly but nothing super atrocious. The RGB isn’t the brightest but I do prefer that, and I love the pattern and color options it comes with. The keycaps are nice, a bit thin but cute colors and allows the RGB to shine through. I like the connectivity options, I use the included cord but it does come with a dongle and Bluetooth as alternatives. The layout was ideal for me since I needed a numpad but didn’t want something too big for my desk at work. For a stock keyboard, it’s one of the better budget ones from what I’ve seen, but if you’re looking to mod a keyboard, this might not be the one for you.Taking this thing apart is a nightmare. The case does not come off easily and I almost broke a nail trying to pry it open. The only way to snap it open was to stick a knife or tweezers between the case seams and pry upward, which left a few scratches around the edges. When you finally do get it open, the PCB doesn’t detach from the battery since it’s glued on. I didn’t wanna risk damaging the cord so I modded around it, which made things a bit difficult. It’s also difficult to snap the case back together but definitely not as bad as taking it apart.That being said, it’s pretty easy to hot swap as expected, and I’d assume most people won’t go through the hassle of modding this keyboard. So as it is, I’d give it the four stars, and just keep these things noted for people out there looking to mod.