K580 PRO Wireless RGB Gaming Keyboard, 3-Modes 104 Keys Mechanical Keyboard w/Hot-Swap Socket, Dedicated Media Controls & Onboard Macro Recording, Linear Red Switch

My wants for a perfect keyboard were "manual light control", "softer and quieter key switches", "good quality", "decent backlighting", "easy to read keys" and an attached palm rest that was worth a darn. So looking for a "gaming keyboard" with a decent palm rest, is like looking for a famous unicorn fart. All the supposed "gaming keyboards" that are on Amazon with a built in palm rest are complete garbage or so freaking expensive as to be out of my reach. So I had just given up. But then I found this keyboard by happen chance after watching Jayztwocents show a couple of cool keyboards and it renewed my desire to look for a better keyboard. I love that fact that it has the brown switches and you can manually set the colors without some crappy software. But it doesn't have a palm rest you say! Yes your right, it didn't : ) But I took a chance and purchased the NPET WR30 Keyboard Wrist Rest Pad here on Amazon with this keyboard and hoped for the best. I had an idea, but I didn't have a plan. You see, I type with my keyboard on my lap. And I absolutely have to have a palm rest when typing. So when it got here today, I took them both out and instantly knew that I was going to make this to work. Went digging around all the left overs from the garage and found some old plastic wall file holders and the fix was in. These were the older plastic type with a smoked color and around 1/8" thick. Took me three times to get the cuts right, but in the end, I had what I needed. A platform to hold my keyboard and wrist rest together without any bulk. Scuffed it up and gave it a paint job, and with some Gorilla double stick tape, the new set up was finished. I took off the rubber pads from the wrist rest and applied them to the new base and walla, an awesome keyboard with an awesome wrist rest. I'll be honest, this is the first day. But I already know I will not be sending this baby back. It blows my other "gaming keyboard" right out of the door and the brown switches are so nice. The biggest sell for me though was the fact that they used a font that is so easy see. I can type pretty good, but the dang symbols on the top row have always been a bugger for me. So now I can see the right symbol when I need it. Typing on this thing is a dream. The added wrist rest is just the icing on the cake. Super comfy and at the perfect height. So if your looking for a good typing, er I mean "gaming keyboard" with the ability to add a really nice wrist rest super easily, then this is your keyboard and wrist rest combo. Super sturdy and it didn't add hardly any more weight to it. There is also a guy on Youtube that did a nice video explaining every light setting and macro setting walk through that I highly recommend titled "Redragon K580 Vata RGB controls Tutorial". Over all, the build is super nice. I did take the top cover off initially just to see what I was dealing with as far as space for fasteners (none). The internals are top notch, and with the aluminum top deck making a very sturdy keyboard for a very affordable price. I would highly recommend this keyboard no matter what keys you choose. Very well made, and well worth the money.

This Red Dragon Vata 580 keyboard is exceptional. Five stars! It's awesome and the RGB, build quality, switches and keys are all great. Hot swap for customization. Great price. The blue switches are clacky and loud, and the browns were also nice switches , although I prefer blues or reds. Looks great. Buying a second one for use with my laptop. Did want to point out that the RGB effects on the wired version of this keyboard are waaaaaaaay brighter and more exciting than the ones on the wireless board. Which was a bit of a disappointment as I'd love the ability to go wireless but missed the settings on the wired board. Good as a starter board, but would recommend some of the newer gasket style Red Dragon boards like the Antonium if you want a more refined sounding board with dampening foam and south facing RGBs. This board can be a bit pingy because of the aluminum base. Though I find that I like a clicky keyboard for my graphic design work. It's hot swap so you can swap in some quieter switches. After a year I found the blue switches to be way too loud and put in some Box white pros. So now my board still has a nice loud sound but without the irritating metallic ping. I also just ordered some o-rings for the keycaps. OH BTW get a set of Cherry profile shine through keycaps for this board if you want to be able to type fast. I find the OEM caps it comes with to be sluggish. They were especially sluggish after i changed the switches to the box whites. Though, they have nice large legends that allow the RGB to really shine through. - So if you are comfortable with the OEM profile then I guess you can keep them. The RGB is fantastic on this board.

The keyboard itself is great. Very responsive and simple to customize. I appreciate the inclusion of replacement switches. The blue switches click so satisfyingly, it's superb. My only complaint is that the unit, which was meant to be like new, arrived in dismal condition. The USB port housing was completely folded in on itself, and had to be priced open, but after doing this the cable clicks in place firmly. It that seems like it was subjected to some extreme force down its centerline at some point during transit or storage, as the whole thing is bent into a curved shape (there is a clear seam on the actual box that matches the bend in the keyboard. However, despite this it still works wonderfully, and thanks to the support legs it doesn't actually wobble. I was told that these things were built like tanks, and it seems to be true, as most keyboards would stop functioning correctly if they were bent into a u shape. Given the extreme discount for the "like new* condition, I will keep it despite the damage. The curved surface actually is quite ergonomic, a fortunate accident.

Fiyat performans ürünü, parasının karşılığını veriyor. Sadece eksi olabileceğini düşündüğüm tek konu her tuş basımı ardından gövdeden bir çınlama sesi geliyor, onun haricinde içinde kullanılan mavi anahtarlar, oldukça kaliteli ve hoş bir klik sesine sahip.

Es un teclado muy funcional y estéticamente bonito. Lo uso para jugar mayormente y cumple. Por el precio me parece bastante bien. Un poco ruidoso y trae switches de repuesto o para personalizar

To be honest, I have not bought this keyboard for gaming purpose. I'm developer and as a developer, we write lot's of code and it requires good keyboard. Before going for Redragon K580 VATA, I looked around for may keyboard and many of recommendation was for TVS gold and Ritcomp Cherry because in India, these are the most common keyboard you can find and even many banks use this same. If you get one of these keyboards, they cost around 2500-3500 which makes no sense to be honest because no backlight and made out of plastic. By Just paying 1500 more, you can get this K580 Vata. So Far, I'm using this keyboard from last one month and the experience with this keyboard is next level. Specially on keyboard, it has volume and keyboard brightness roller which is quite handy and damn satisfying to use. While doing research, I also considered Redragon K586 Brahma which is next gen of k580 vata but it's not available in India. I wish K586 could have launched in India. But still, K580 vata it's really great keyboard and comes with may functionality. Although I have not used every functionality because I'm not Gamer so I can't give gamer's perspective but as a programme and heavy keyboard user, it's really grate. One thing annoys me is, the software is not good. It's to buggy and doesn't work well. This is best keyboard under 5000. I can easily recommend this keyboard. Thanks

The product is visually appealing and of very good quality.

Excellent Product Works well and fulfilled all my gaming and day to day tasks. The volume/Light knob works perfectly and the extra keys in the box is an appreciation. All in all worth the price.