#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch software#
#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch Bluetooth#

We used the Redragon software and fiddled around with it. There is also several different RGB settings that allow you to customize how the keyboard looks.

The lighting really popped with the white case and back plate. The RGB lighting of the K530 Draconic is quite impressive. We were not fans of the power port location on the left side of the keyboard, we typically like it on the backside of the keyboard as it’s easier for the cable to reach and lets you use a custom cable more effectively. The side of the case has two slider buttons to turn the keyboard on/off and configure which device you are connecting to via Bluetooth. The metal back plate is white-colored which really helps the RGB lighting pop to make it more eye-catching when plugged in. Overall, the branding isn’t too obtrusive and looks pretty clean. The keyboard comes in either or white or black case design with a small Redragon logo on the front. The K530 also has an integrated metal plate to hold the switches in place, which really helps to strengthen the keyboard design. The case is made from a thick plastic material that feels incredibly sturdy and doesn’t flex in the slightest. The build quality is where we feel the Redragon Draconic really separates itself from the pack. The design features the classic logo with a dragon stretching its wings. Redragon Sticker: One of my favorite add-ins is the Redragon sticker.Our keyboard came with a Red, Brown, Black, and Blue switch. Additional switches: The K530 also comes with a few extra switches thrown in to easily test out different switch variations.We found the cable to be a little short which made it difficult to plug in if you use a standing desk. The plug is angled at 90 degrees for ease of use. USB-C power cable: The power cable is also added in the box for easy charging or if you want to game with a wired connection.Replacing the switches has never been easier. Switch puller: Because the keyboard is hot-swappable, you also get a switch puller for easy removal of the switches.The wire design is much better than the plastic style that scratches the sides of the keycaps. Wire keycap puller: The perfect tool for removing keycaps.The Redragon K530 comes with a ton of different add-ins which really adds to the excitement when tearing open the box. You can find the Redragon K530 on Amazon for a really good price. There are fit nit-picks where Redragon could have done a little bit better, but across the board this keyboard is anexcellent choice. This keyboard is perfect for those who enjoy a compact layout that’s packed with features, but the 60% layout may be off-putting to those who enjoy typing on a larger sized keyboard.

#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch Bluetooth#

The K530 is in a tough race against other 60% keyboards such as the GK61 and Epomaker SK61, but really separates itself with how high-quality and well-thought out the design is.įinding a mechanical that is a 60% layout, with Bluetooth technology and hot-swappable switches all wrapped up in a fantastic build is no easy feat, but the K530 does it very well. The Redragon K530 is a budget-friendly 60% mechanical keyboard with Redragon-branded Outemu switches that are easy to swap out with the hot-swappable sockets.

Only Outemu switches fit into hot-swap sockets.

Power cable plugs into side of keyboard.