Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with 104 Keys-Linear and Quiet-Red Switches
Product Dimensions
17.32 x 5.91 x 15.75 inches
Item Weight
2.6 pounds
Manufacturer
Redragon
ASIN
B07KCRTN9Q
Country of Origin
China
Item model number
K582
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
November 9, 2018
Test video – Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical :
Product highlights :
Professional Red Switches: Redragon K582 gaming keyboard is equipped with pluggable Redragon red switches, which are linear, top-to-bottom switches. These switches require less force to press down and the keys feel smoother and easier to use. No tactile “bump” but responsive. A great choice for work and play!
N-key Rollover: 100% anti-ghosting 104 keys ensure the most accurate simultaneous key presses. Fully programmable – Reassign any key or set up the most extreme macros for effortless gaming.
Dynamic RGB Backlight: 6 backlight themes and 18 backlight models allow you to type in the dark. You can adjust its brightness with FN + Up/Down. Arrow Key in any non-breathing mode.
Extreme Durability: 50 million times keystroke test, small actuation force and short travel make it. Solid base with double injection ABS keycaps design, it is built to withstand a lifetime of gaming.
Wide Compatibility: Supports computer system including Windows10, Windows 8, Windows 7, Mac OS X, Windows XP, Windows VISTA, etc. With USB golden plated port to ensure the stability of data transmission. No delay, no error.
➕ What is the price of Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical in Saudi Arabia ?
The price of Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical in-store is 170 SAR VAT.
➕ When Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical was released ?
The release date was November 9, 2018.
➕ What is the price of Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical cheap used ?
The price of Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical used is 120 SAR VAT.
➕ What are the main characteristics of Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical ?
Special specifications :
Professional Red Switches: Redragon K582 gaming keyboard is equipped with pluggable Redragon red switches, which are linear, top-to-bottom switches. These switches require less force to press down and the keys feel smoother and easier to use. No tactile “bump” but responsive. A great choice for work and play!
➕ Is it interesting to buy this product ?
The best people who can answer you are customers who have already bought and tested this product (See Customer Reviews). This product is rated 4.5 / 5 on Amazon.
➕ Where to buy Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical in Saudi Arabia ?
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Shipping :
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Proof of purchase :
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After-sales service :
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10 reviews for Redragon K582 SURARA RGB LED Backlit Mechanical
S. Z (verified owner)–
– The keyboard itself is pretty good, and I give it two stars for being a good mechanical keyboard. The keys feel nice and the it’s really responsive… when it works.
Rated 5 out of 5
I. M (verified owner)–
Full LED Control for You Control Freaks! – The Redragon K552 (87 keys) is the bestselling keyboard on Amazon. (Not the K582 model you’re looking at right now.) Over 35,000 reviews. But buyer BEWARE, it only has Rainbow LEDs. NO SOLID color config. And a lot of people are complaining. Odd. They used to sell a K551 (87 keys) Mitra model with full RGB customization. (Discontinued I guess. Way to cater to your customer base, Redragon!)
Rated 5 out of 5
H. G (verified owner)–
Great keyboard for sub-$40 – Disclaimer: I have very limited knowledge when it comes to mechanical keyboards – I’ve only dedicated about 4 hours of my time researching on Reddit (you guys at /r/MechanicalKeyboards), where there are enthusiasts who would spend hundreds on highly customizable keyboards, whether it had high quality LEDs, unique key-cap designs, swappable switches, bread cable… all of the cool things that we, internal-geeks find awesome, even erotic.
K. S (verified owner)–
– Bought this product about 2 months back and I’ve already started facing problems. Its “w” key stops working in the middle of the games and as I play competitive games that 1 second of being still costs heavily on my performance. I’ve previously used a cheap mechanical cosmic byte keyboard for about 2 yrs and it still works fine, the only reason I bought this keyboard was for silent red switches but I never expected it be a faulty product.
Rated 5 out of 5
I. M (verified owner)–
Full LED Control for You Control Freaks! – The Redragon K552 (87 keys) is the bestselling keyboard on Amazon. (Not the K582 model you’re looking at right now.) Over 35,000 reviews. But buyer BEWARE, it only has Rainbow LEDs. NO SOLID color config. And a lot of people are complaining. Odd. They used to sell a K551 (87 keys) Mitra model with full RGB customization. (Discontinued I guess. Way to cater to your customer base, Redragon!)
S. Z (verified owner)–
– The keyboard itself is pretty good, and I give it two stars for being a good mechanical keyboard. The keys feel nice and the it’s really responsive… when it works.
Rated 5 out of 5
H. G (verified owner)–
Great keyboard for sub-$40 – Disclaimer: I have very limited knowledge when it comes to mechanical keyboards – I’ve only dedicated about 4 hours of my time researching on Reddit (you guys at /r/MechanicalKeyboards), where there are enthusiasts who would spend hundreds on highly customizable keyboards, whether it had high quality LEDs, unique key-cap designs, swappable switches, bread cable… all of the cool things that we, internal-geeks find awesome, even erotic.
Rated 4 out of 5
B. S (verified owner)–
Fun wired keyboard – I bought this keyboard because I needed an external keyboard for my laptop. I was putting my laptop on a stand. Thought I would buy something fun. This met all the requirements except I learned I need a wrist rest for typing because the keys are too high for comfortable use. I got the brown keys and don’t mind the sound at all. The color movements on some of the settings are distracting when I’m designing, so I like to put it on a solid color for that. Luckily you don’t need to go into the software to do that and can do it from the keyboard itself. Though, you can change the color of that setting only in the software from what I can see. When I’m just browsing the internet or checking email, I like the slow moving rainbow settings. One’s a bullseye, one just flows across the keyboard in one direction and another flows down the keyboard. I seem to be preferring the bullseye one.
Rated 4 out of 5
B. S (verified owner)–
Fun wired keyboard – I bought this keyboard because I needed an external keyboard for my laptop. I was putting my laptop on a stand. Thought I would buy something fun. This met all the requirements except I learned I need a wrist rest for typing because the keys are too high for comfortable use. I got the brown keys and don’t mind the sound at all. The color movements on some of the settings are distracting when I’m designing, so I like to put it on a solid color for that. Luckily you don’t need to go into the software to do that and can do it from the keyboard itself. Though, you can change the color of that setting only in the software from what I can see. When I’m just browsing the internet or checking email, I like the slow moving rainbow settings. One’s a bullseye, one just flows across the keyboard in one direction and another flows down the keyboard. I seem to be preferring the bullseye one.
K. S (verified owner)–
– Bought this product about 2 months back and I’ve already started facing problems. Its “w” key stops working in the middle of the games and as I play competitive games that 1 second of being still costs heavily on my performance. I’ve previously used a cheap mechanical cosmic byte keyboard for about 2 yrs and it still works fine, the only reason I bought this keyboard was for silent red switches but I never expected it be a faulty product.
S. Z (verified owner) –
– The keyboard itself is pretty good, and I give it two stars for being a good mechanical keyboard. The keys feel nice and the it’s really responsive… when it works.
I. M (verified owner) –
Full LED Control for You Control Freaks! – The Redragon K552 (87 keys) is the bestselling keyboard on Amazon. (Not the K582 model you’re looking at right now.) Over 35,000 reviews. But buyer BEWARE, it only has Rainbow LEDs. NO SOLID color config. And a lot of people are complaining. Odd. They used to sell a K551 (87 keys) Mitra model with full RGB customization. (Discontinued I guess. Way to cater to your customer base, Redragon!)
H. G (verified owner) –
Great keyboard for sub-$40 – Disclaimer: I have very limited knowledge when it comes to mechanical keyboards – I’ve only dedicated about 4 hours of my time researching on Reddit (you guys at /r/MechanicalKeyboards), where there are enthusiasts who would spend hundreds on highly customizable keyboards, whether it had high quality LEDs, unique key-cap designs, swappable switches, bread cable… all of the cool things that we, internal-geeks find awesome, even erotic.
K. S (verified owner) –
– Bought this product about 2 months back and I’ve already started facing problems. Its “w” key stops working in the middle of the games and as I play competitive games that 1 second of being still costs heavily on my performance. I’ve previously used a cheap mechanical cosmic byte keyboard for about 2 yrs and it still works fine, the only reason I bought this keyboard was for silent red switches but I never expected it be a faulty product.
I. M (verified owner) –
Full LED Control for You Control Freaks! – The Redragon K552 (87 keys) is the bestselling keyboard on Amazon. (Not the K582 model you’re looking at right now.) Over 35,000 reviews. But buyer BEWARE, it only has Rainbow LEDs. NO SOLID color config. And a lot of people are complaining. Odd. They used to sell a K551 (87 keys) Mitra model with full RGB customization. (Discontinued I guess. Way to cater to your customer base, Redragon!)
S. Z (verified owner) –
– The keyboard itself is pretty good, and I give it two stars for being a good mechanical keyboard. The keys feel nice and the it’s really responsive… when it works.
H. G (verified owner) –
Great keyboard for sub-$40 – Disclaimer: I have very limited knowledge when it comes to mechanical keyboards – I’ve only dedicated about 4 hours of my time researching on Reddit (you guys at /r/MechanicalKeyboards), where there are enthusiasts who would spend hundreds on highly customizable keyboards, whether it had high quality LEDs, unique key-cap designs, swappable switches, bread cable… all of the cool things that we, internal-geeks find awesome, even erotic.
B. S (verified owner) –
Fun wired keyboard – I bought this keyboard because I needed an external keyboard for my laptop. I was putting my laptop on a stand. Thought I would buy something fun. This met all the requirements except I learned I need a wrist rest for typing because the keys are too high for comfortable use. I got the brown keys and don’t mind the sound at all. The color movements on some of the settings are distracting when I’m designing, so I like to put it on a solid color for that. Luckily you don’t need to go into the software to do that and can do it from the keyboard itself. Though, you can change the color of that setting only in the software from what I can see. When I’m just browsing the internet or checking email, I like the slow moving rainbow settings. One’s a bullseye, one just flows across the keyboard in one direction and another flows down the keyboard. I seem to be preferring the bullseye one.
B. S (verified owner) –
Fun wired keyboard – I bought this keyboard because I needed an external keyboard for my laptop. I was putting my laptop on a stand. Thought I would buy something fun. This met all the requirements except I learned I need a wrist rest for typing because the keys are too high for comfortable use. I got the brown keys and don’t mind the sound at all. The color movements on some of the settings are distracting when I’m designing, so I like to put it on a solid color for that. Luckily you don’t need to go into the software to do that and can do it from the keyboard itself. Though, you can change the color of that setting only in the software from what I can see. When I’m just browsing the internet or checking email, I like the slow moving rainbow settings. One’s a bullseye, one just flows across the keyboard in one direction and another flows down the keyboard. I seem to be preferring the bullseye one.
K. S (verified owner) –
– Bought this product about 2 months back and I’ve already started facing problems. Its “w” key stops working in the middle of the games and as I play competitive games that 1 second of being still costs heavily on my performance. I’ve previously used a cheap mechanical cosmic byte keyboard for about 2 yrs and it still works fine, the only reason I bought this keyboard was for silent red switches but I never expected it be a faulty product.