Redragon K652 75% Wireless RGB Mechanical Keyboard, Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/Wired Tri-Mode 84 Keys Ultra-Thin Gaming Keyboard w/Aluminum Top Plate, 100% Supported Win/Mac System & Low Profile Red Switch

Great, premium feel, battery life could be better but I use the RGB so that doesn't help. One of the few low profile compact mechanical keyboards on the market at a good price.

This keyboard is excellent for dual machine setups like Mac and Windows. They give you extra key caps with different colours which is really nice and the 3 Bluetooth profiles is great for quickly connecting to different devices with ease. The LED lights could be brighter and I wish they had a British keyboard variant, however this isn't such a big deal as you can set your OS keyboard language to British and use alternative keys to map to. Some downsides are that you cannot configure the keyboard if it is not connected via the USB wire, which is strange. I have the red switch model and it feels really smooth typing on it. Coming from a Apple magic keyboard 2, it takes a bit of getting used to, but overall it's a solid mechanical keyboard for the price. Equivalent to the more expensive brands that are over £100 easily.

Great feel to it, nice and clicky and the small size fits on my desk perfectly. Lots of LED customization options though the manual is a bit small/sparse/difficult to interpret. There are a few youtube videos out there explaining things. You can assign macros to keys which would be great if you could assign it to FUNCTION F5 or FUNCTION X or whatever, but it doesn't work that way; instead you assign macros to the key and no matter what context you're in, pressing X for instance will always run your macro.. LEDs are a bit dim for my liking, but I really like they sent extra key switches, key caps, and a puller! The bluetooth connects perfectly, the included USB C cable charges and connects the keyboard, but I haven't yet tried the 2.4ghz dongle.. Nor have I tried out switching between PC and Mac mode. But all in all brilliant keyboard.

I been a razer fanboy for a while, but they didn't have what i wanted, a low profile gaming keyboard that i can also use for work. This thing is great and the price is great too. Nice and thin for working on my macbook, flip the switch to windows and use it for gaming in the evening. RGP is good, the noise is much lower than my razers. Highly recommend

The product has very good quality and the size is perfect (I wanted a keyboard without the num pad). I expected it to be less sturdy given the price and it surprised me. I have had it for about a month now.I think the sound is great (quiet, so if you want a loud one, don't buy this) and the small keys make typing very pleasing.One thing to keep in mind: the switches are not the common one, they are low profile. So if you have a bunch o normal mechanical keyboards and want to change the switches, they have to be low profile.Overall, if you want a small keyboard, very smooth to type and a nice feel, I would totally recommend it.

The build quality is great, but the software is horrible, so i got a qmk keychron. If this had VIA it would be perfect.

I absolutely love this keyboard, the light options are great, it has the 'important' buttons I need such as home end page up adn down, and also the arrows. I needed one which I could travel with without it being too big - so the number pad had to go.I look forward to sitting at my desk.I had one issue where the bluetooth - once I told it to forget on my laptop, would not reconnect. the company were amazing with their help. Their responses were timely and very helpful and ultimately sorted it for me.

Sometimes loses signal but otherwise a nice keyboard. I rebinded caps lock, no more accidental shouting online.