Redgear Shadow Blade Mechanical Keyboard with Spectrum LED Lights (Black, MK853)

After 2 year using this keyboard I faced a problem in arrow keys. Left arrow key work as down arrow key and up arrow key start functioning as multiple function like decreasing the volume when press up arrow key. Down arrow key start working as left arrow key and so on.

Whoever siad in their reviews that this is clicky or noisy has never actually used a proper mechanical keyboard in their lives.

Writing this review after almost 3 years. Worked fine under heavy load as I am hardcore gamer. RGB works fine. Typing feel is good. Was having some issues with W key but it got fixed after some deep cleaning. Update: As of today Aug 8, my keyboard is facing issues multiple key register double keys. So it's safe to assume it's unusable now. 4 years of hardcore gaming and work. I'm satisfied.

Excellent mechanical keyboard with satisfying key feedback and a solid build quality. Likes: Comfortable typing experience, customizable lighting effects, dedicated media controls, and sturdy construction. Dislikes: The keyboard is slightly noisy, which is expected from mechanical switches. Overall, a great value for money mechanical keyboard that is suitable for both gaming and productivity.

I bought this in 2023 after doing a lot of research and it was the best option for the price with all the features I was looking for. It worked well for all these years, but from the last 2-3 weeks, it is acting all weird. Some keys play around and it has started to give me headaches and is affecting my work since I have to check every letter. Whenever I press on "e" 8 is automatically pressed. The same is for "s" and "x". Backlights of some keys has already stopped working a while ago, but was not a problem for me, but this key issue is pissing me off. Another thing is rust. Rust has started to appear on some corners, and I think it happens over time. Pros: - feature packed - amazing typing experience - volume knob - wrist rest - solid build Cons: - lack of customer support - backlight stops working after a while - faulty keys, maybe chip too Final verdict: Go for it! It is worth the price for 1-2 years, but after than you'll need to get a new one. Invest in an expensive mechanical keyboard if you want it for long term, but if you like trying out new ones now and then, buy at a similar price range and explore. This keyboard has served me well till now, before the key issues started to act up. I have enjoyed using it from the first day onwards and continue to do so. I have done everything from gaming to coding in it and it is a good one to type in.

Worked perfect for more than 3 years

Hey everyone! I bought this gaming keyboard last week and have been using it as my primary gaming keyboard and also for work. I think KB’s like this are great for allround usage. I also own a few other gaming keyboards from Gamdias ,RedDragon, CoolerMaster and Aukey. #INBOX_CONTENTS: 1-Keyboard 2-User manual (don't throw it away) 3- Keycap puller #ThingsILike -Very durable ,I think it has a metal frame inside. -Matte finish ,looks attractive -Braided wires ,Very thick -Keys are pleasure to type on -RGB Backlit ,Each key have their individual LED. -Key letters are easily visible at night without causing any eye strain -Brightness of LED can be adjusted. -You can easily customize LED transitions. -Custom mode is a life saver .(Turning ON LED on the required keys) -Keys have enough spacing -Ofcourse ,Long lasting #SomethingsTOnote: -Keyboard lacks the left function key, Indian rupee keys. Won’t be an issue for most users. -The USB Cable might have been designed a little more conveniently(tilt adjustable), because when using a laptop, it seems to be a little bit inconvenient to manage that cable. -The added wrist rest is good but its hard to attach and it gets detached easily if you keep moving your KB a lot. #REVIEW Redgear Shadow Blade is one of the most affordable and latest mechanical keyboards sold on Amazon .First of ,you may be thinking why a mechanical keyboard ? Why is everyone so crazy about this typewriter-like sounding device which is heavier than a traditional membrane keyboard ? The reason I prefer a mechanical keyboard for gaming is ,It is way more durable than a traditional membrane keyboard .Also the keys are very fluid and fast to type on. All keys have anti ghosting. Which are not seen in your standard membrane keyboards, you can probably press 5 keys down before ghosting occurs, that's it, any additional key presses after those five will not register (they'll become "ghosts"). With my testing so far, there is definitely merit to their claim. When I pressed down across the length of the keyboard with my palm, nearly all of the keys registered. Obviously, with this method, it's nearly impossible to tell which keys I've pressed down, but from what I can tell no ghosting occurred. There is AT LEAST a 10-key rollover, enough for each of your fingers, so you shouldn't have any issues with ghosting in a normal setting. It has a dedicated knob for controlling media, like play, pause volume Up and Down settings...also then light around the Knob can be turned off and has an added spectrum mode(blink profile) The keyboard is heavy since it has a metal platform, and good quality clicky keys.. FOR GAMING or JUST for TYPING ? Well ,this is where mechanical keyboard excels. You can use it for any purpose,whether it is for office use ,home or hardcore gaming ,These are the perfect choice. After playing a couple of games I found the keyboard is really fast and responsive .Even in a dark environment the key letters are perfectly visible with its LEDs. WORTH BUYING? Definitely a must buy if you want an affordable ,good quality and long lasting mechanical keyboard at this price bracket.Surely not going to disappoint you. Keys work fine ,provide good feedback ,have great look RGB LEDs and much more. i HOPE IT HELPS.