Redgear Canyon Gaming Keyboard with 10 led Modes, Side led, Double Injected keycaps and Windows Keylock

good product for ₹1200/- first i was going to buy the red dragon karura k502 but, just the next day when i was going to order it showed "the seller don't sell the product now" so i bought this and now, i think i love it. loved the floating effect of the keys because of the red lit base. the keys are quite silent and feels great for a mechanical keyboard it has a mechanical feel but is not pure mechanical. the backlit could've been brighter but i usually use in dark so, doesn't matter for me. no ghosting issues. no wrist rest, but again doesn't matter for me, as i use it on my lap(most of the time). no height adjustment clips on the back. the cable management could have been permanent. and most importantly, there are a few set of similar effects. overall, very good product, worth the money. and if you find red dragon karura k502 available, go for that instead.

The keyboard does serve the purpose of a mechanical keyboard very well . The quality of plastic used for making body and keys is nice. The delivery was on time and packaging was good.Best one for the price tag! Go for it if you are a beginner. The lighting is what I wanted to work during late nights. The keys are raised and feel buttery smooth to press Quality is good, gaming feels smooth . Pro's: 1. The build on this is strong as mentioned. 2. Typing and long hours of gaming are really enjoyable as the keys aren't hard. 3. It has a braided cable which increases its durability 4. Frequently used keys have extra springs to make it last longer. 5. RGB lights modes are a bit attractive. Lights are nicely visible in a daylight condition too. 10 different types of modes are there. 6. Windows key Lock Function Con's 1 : No palm rest provided for the keyboard. 2 : No Cable management system

This keyboard I am using last 3 years really amazing keyboard value for money I give you review after using 2 years this product is very good and very nice for gamer bill quality very heavy at least this product weight one kg so it's very best build quality best RGB support

For the price, it's an amazing keyboard. Not only does it look cool af, the switches are tactile as well. Btw, it's a mechanical "feel" keyboard, so it doesn't have actual switches, only a rubber membrane as far as I can tell. Regardless, it's amazing to use. The color spectrum isn't full 16.8 million RGB, just a preset, but I don't mind. If you are looking for a solid gaming keyboard on a budget, get this.

better than an average keyboard. cons - 1) u cant turn off the lights!! 2)buttons are too high and has no palm rest. 3) will easily break if dropped

This product is an absolute gem. The keys are smooth to strike and dont make that annoying taka-tak noise. The led illuminates the keys just the right amount so you can get your work done or get in a good gaming session without having to turn on any other lighting, and it doesnt feel too bright to look at in the darkness. The led modes are many in number and its quite customizable. For this price, its an absolute steal.

Okay, this is by far the newest keyboard by RedGear, and it's exactly what it is, a budget gaming keyboard that gets the job done. The keys are quiet, despite having semi-mechanical feel to them. The height of the keyboard is above average, but it offers no hand-rest to compensate for it, leaving a bit of weird early use wrist placement issues. But once you get use to it, you can actually use that variation to your advantage. ( I think to RedGear has compensated for it by making the keys a bit softer to press, but I could be wrong) The overall profile of the Keybaord is smaller, a bit compact, resulting into the ESC key and Function Key row physically closer than you'd otherwise find in gaming keyboards, sometimes leading to awkward mispresses, but it might be only me for now (Switching to this from Logitech G213 Prodigy) Overall Look of the keyboard is a bit RAW, there's excessive RED everywhere, I guess that's good news for people who love Red as a color, but for me, being a Neon Green guy, it was an issue. The RGB lighting settings are a bit weird to get used to and this is clearly NOT where the budget went. If you want the excellent looks, do NOT buy this keyboard, it's been designed for the function over the form. Let me list down Pros and Cons Pros - Semi Mechanical, Elevated, Ergonomic - Reduced Physical Profile - Great Performance - RGB Backlighting (Limited) - No drivers or additional config software needed - Sturdy, but a bit heavy Cons - No additional prop-up stands for elevation control. - Softer key presses are also registered, a feature NOT required for keyboards of this elevation, profile and semi-mechanical feel - Top row, is a LOT closer to Number row, often resulting is mispresses. - Limited RGB is too limited and a bit overabundance of Red color RGB Lighting Features This keybaord says it offers about 10 modes, but that's not entirely true. But in reality, you won't need them. Also, this keyboard has a different lighting than other keyboards. This keyboard has TWO sets, first is a LOWER BED along the board, that's segmented into about 7 vertical sections along the length of the keyboards and only RED. The second one lights up the keys and features RED, GREEN, BLUE, YELLOW, CYAN and PURPLE FN+1 - Streaming Marquee - Default mode. Nothing Special, Change it ASAP. FN+2 - Streaming Breathing - A variation of Mode 1, it's nothing special. FN+3 - Mixed Flashing - LED Strips on Beer Shops look better than this mode, enough said. FN+4 - Steady - 7 color toggle - The Seven colors are RED + RED, GREEN. RED + YELLOW, BLUE, RED + PURPLE, CYAN, RED + WHITE. Only a few of them look any good. Mainly, RED+RED, RED+YELLOW, GREEN and BLUE modes. FN+6 - Breathing - Not really a good mode, but some people may find it alright. FN+7 - Red Blue Flashing - Kinda looks like Traffic Lights. FN+8 - Steady 3 Color Toggle - RED+RED, GREEN and BLUE FN+9 - Steady Mixed Color - May look alright during low light. FN+0 - Red Yellow Flashing - Refer either No. 3 or No. 7 FN+ + / - Change Speeds FN + PgUp / PgDn - Changes Intensity - Off and up to 3 levels Overall Verdict - Worth the Cost - Function over Form - Alright Lighting - Semi-Mechanical Feels - Quieter

According to me, this is the best keyboard you can get in this price range. It is not mechanical but still feels good to type and game with. I am writing this review after almost a month