My added observation is the lack of contrasting colors for the insert key markings based on the gradient keycap colors. This makes these 2 keys difficult to see clearly. Otherwise, I really like the keyboard.
So far all of the HE keyboards are quite responsive, I am planning a tier list video which I will compare them and provide some actual numbers to see if one is truly better than the rest, though they all seem to be using similar components, my guess is that many of these will perform similarly, regardless of their price tag.
I cannot say for certain, there is no matrix that defines which switches are compatible with which boards, though I imagine they would; thus far I've mixed and matched magnetic switches from numerous manufacturers and have yet to come across a combination that didn't work.
have you disassembled the keyboard yet? if you did, were there any plate or case foam inside? i ordered the m68 and wanted to know that to know if i needed to buy more foam
@@r1s1ng All of the Redragon models I have access to in the US are the number models, when it's Letter and two number models it's international as far as I know.
I like the new intro Mark, Redragon keeps impressing.
THank you, yes, they keep on listening to the community and turning out affordable keyboards, cheers!
My added observation is the lack of contrasting colors for the insert key markings based on the gradient keycap colors. This makes these 2 keys difficult to see clearly. Otherwise, I really like the keyboard.
Usually rapid trigger keyboards arent this cheap, does the keyboard still feel very responsive?
So far all of the HE keyboards are quite responsive, I am planning a tier list video which I will compare them and provide some actual numbers to see if one is truly better than the rest, though they all seem to be using similar components, my guess is that many of these will perform similarly, regardless of their price tag.
I do you think I can put neo lavender switches into it ?
I cannot say for certain, there is no matrix that defines which switches are compatible with which boards, though I imagine they would; thus far I've mixed and matched magnetic switches from numerous manufacturers and have yet to come across a combination that didn't work.
have you disassembled the keyboard yet? if you did, were there any plate or case foam inside? i ordered the m68 and wanted to know that to know if i needed to buy more foam
The M68?
@@MechKeyboards yea its basically the 65% version of the m61
@@r1s1ng All of the Redragon models I have access to in the US are the number models, when it's Letter and two number models it's international as far as I know.
@@MechKeyboards ooh
i think the k617 you reviewed is the us version of the m61
@@r1s1ng it's possible, lots of models to keep track of!
What do you think this keyboard is working With wooting lekker switches?
No idea.