Redragon Buying Guide - High-Quality Peripherals, Budget-Friendly Prices

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Written by Sean Mekinda

Last year, we got to sit down with the Redragon Devarajas (Brown Switch) and were thoroughly impressed. Since then, Micro Center has vastly expanded our Redragon offerings, opening up a whole range of budget-friendly, high-quality peripherals. So, let's take a look at what you can do to upgrade your gaming setup without breaking the bank!

Redragon S107 Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo w / Mousepad

Let's open it up with a fantastic deal - a gaming keyboard, mouse, and mousepad! The S107-BA comes with a gorgeous, RGB-enabled keyboard built on aircraft-grade aluminum. Plus, the keys are quiet so you won't annoy your roommate with all that furious tik-taking! The included gaming mouse works well in either hand and has a 3200 DPI sensor for fast-response twitch shooting. And then, to cap it all off, there's the water-proof, silk-processed cloth mousepad, engineered for smooth, fluid mouse movement.

Keyboards

When we talked about the brown switch Devarajas last year, there weren't many Redragon alternatives. Now, there's a model for just about every situation. Need a 60% wired keyboard with red switches and pink keycaps? The K617 Fizz has you. How about a low-profile wireless keyboard? That's the Horus right over here. And there are a lot more available, so we picked out a few of our favorites with a quick breakdown of what each offers! Or, if you want to check out the full lineup, just click right here!

Redragon K530 Draconic Compact RGB Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Brown Switches - White

• Size: 60%
• Connection: Wireless
• Switch type: Outemu Brown (tactile bump, no click)
• RGB: Yes
• Moddable: Yes, switches and keycaps
• Great for: Gamers and workers with limited room

Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with104 Keys-Linear and Quiet - Outemu Red Switches

• Size: full (standard keyboard)
• Connection: Wired
• Switch type: Outemu Red (linear, no tactile bump, no click)
• RGB: Yes
• Moddable: Yes, keycaps
• Great for: Folks who live and game at their computers with roommates who get annoyed by clicky keyboards

Redragon Devarajas K556 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Brown

• Size: full (standard keyboard)
• Connection: Wired
• Switch type: Outemu Brown (Tactile bump, no click)
• RGB: Yes
• Moddable: Yes, keycaps
• Great for: Gamers and typers who want a tactile keyboard but don't want to hear themselves type all day

Redragon K552 75% RGB Gaming Mechanical Keyboard - Black

• Size: 75% (no number pad)
• Connection: Wired
• Switch type: Cherry MX Blue (Tactile bump and click)
• RGB: Yes
• Moddable: Yes, keycaps
• Great for: esports gamers looking for a tactile advantage

Redragon K585 DITI RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - OUTEMU Blue

• Size: About 33%
• Stretching the definition of a keyboard: yes
• Connection: Wired
• Switch type: Outemu Blue (Tactile bump and click)
• RGB: Yes
• Moddable: Yes, keycaps
• Great for: Gamers who are used to using a lot of macros and don't need a whole keyboard taking up mouse space

Build your own Mechanical Keyboard!

Of course, if none of those strike your fancy, you can always build your own! Redragon has a wide lineup of switches, caps, and bases so you can put together the keyboard of your dreams. Whether you're a fan of quiet, linear switches, tactile and clicky switches, or want to mix and match the two, Redragon has the components to make it happen.

Check out the full offerings of keycaps, switches, and bases, then get to building your own keyboard!

The Giant Mechanical Keyboard - The Redragon K605.

Of course, we would be remiss if we didn't at least mention the absolutely MASSIVE Redragon K605. This killer keyboard is a whopping 200% bigger than your standard keyboard (and sounds like it too!). What can you use it for? Well, that's up to you to decide. It'd make a really gorgeous accent piece on your wall, or you can flex on your opponents by letting them know your keyboard is bigger than their entire PC and they're still losing. The possibilities are endless!

Mice

Just like with keyboards, Redragon has a massive lineup of mice for every use case. Whether you're looking for a wireless mouse for work and play, or a serious wired mouse to turn your play into your job, you've got options with Redragon. And, like above, we'll break down some of our favorites, but you can see them all over here.

Redragon M686 Vampire Elite Wireless Gaming Mouse

• Orientation: Right
• Connection: Wireless/Wired
• DPI: 16,000
• Button Count: 8
• Battery Life: 45 hours
• Weight: 4.40 oz
• RGB: Yes
• Customizable Macros: Yes
• Great for: Anyone settling in for a long day at their computer - working or gaming - thanks to its ergonomic design

Redragon M607 GRIFFIN Wired RGB Gaming Mouse

• Orientation: Right
• Connection: Wired
• DPI: 7,200
• Button Count: 8
• Weight: 5.28 oz
• RGB: Yes
• Great for: Anyone looking for an incredibly comfortable ergonomic mouse

Redragon M987 Pro Lightweight RGB Backlight Gaming Mouse

• Orientation: Right
• Connection: Wired
• DPI: 32,000
• Button Count: 7
• Programmable Buttons: 6
• Weight: 2.24 oz
• RGB: Yes
• Great for: Hardcore gamers looking to up their game to esports level

But that's not even close to all Redragon has to offer! Don't forget about speakers, headsets, mouse/keyboard combo sets, headphone stands, microphones, and more. Check out everything they have to offer right over here, and then head into your local Micro Center when you're ready to upgrade!

ChaosDTV

the k530 is probably my favorite redragon peripheral we have

Julia_V

The Redragon Draconic is one of my favorite keyboards; I have one myself. Because it's so budget friendly and also quite unique for the price point (60%, fully wireless, type-C connection), it's the first keyboard I got for modifications. I put my own switches and keycaps in the board to improve its sound and feel, and it still works great!

Rye_Bread

I've always had a soft spot for the Redragon keyboards. They preform nicely and feel quality for the price. The Devarajas is definitely my favorite of the bunch for value, with the Fizz being next up. I bought a Fizz purely to mess around with, and I might end up doing something creative with it.

smaddaus

Brown Switches for the win!!!

ronwoodson

I'm a huge fan of Redragon. Ever since the day I was introduced the build quality of the keyboards, along with the value based pricing, I started recommending them to my customers.

TreBouncee

I have like 4 red dragon keyboards, they do well!