Redragon Shiva K512 RGB Backlit Membrane Wired Gaming Keyboard with Multimedia Keys, 6 Extra On-Board Macro Keys, Dedicated Media Control, Detachable Wrist Rest- Black

Amazing superb keyboard by RGB. I have been using this for a week now and i am very impressed. First the build quality, given the price range, product is durable and keys are perfectly fitted and aligned. The handrest is magnetic and fits perfectly and gives you that extra comfort one needs when constantly gaming or coding. The mechanical keys now, the when you type you get to hear that perfect key stroke voice for which i bought the keyboard , and the keys are durable. Since there is gaps between the keys, dust could easily settle, but you can easily clean this up. the USB connector and wire is good quality. Lastly, the lighting effect, amazing when you are playing games in the night. All in all worth the purchase.

I've been using this keyboard for around 2 years and I have to say this is an all-round great keyboard, I really don't have any problems recommending this keyboard to any one. I personally don't prefer mechanical keyboards as I do spend a good amount of time talking online and mechanical keyboards can get really loud unless you have the money and the expertise to buy mech keyboards with quality switches that are lubed up. And for around Rs. 2,000 this is a great keyboard for the price.Some things to note about the keyboard:It's really comfortable, the included handrest on the keyboard is a great addition and something I do miss while using other keyboards. The incline is also good. I do like plastic handrests as ones made of leather attract sweat and I would rather have something that is more durable.The RGB is adequate in brightness and variability. You can change it directly on the keyboard which is convenient.The keycaps are of good quality, I see no signs of detoriation in my 2 years of use. The feel of typing is a subjective one but there is feedbackIt is quite easy to clean, comes with a keycap puller. I've cleaned it twice thoroughly in my use and I just use a bit of screen cleaning liquid and a microfiber cloth after removing all the keycaps. Looks new every couple months. It does attract a bit of grease but its not the worst. I'dThe G-Keys are a great addition and easy to customize for macros however they do have a bit of a learning curve as in the beginning I was hitting them instead of left ctrl but now its a totally non existent problem. I'd say it takes about a week of daily use to get used to at the max. Don't worry if you switch between a laptop and this keyboard it's not something that I can instinctively feel.When I got the keyboard the spacebar had an unpleasant feel to it but I removed the spring in there and now it works perfect. It has removed some of the tension of pressing the spacebar but I couldn't care less about that. It's a stable spacebar key you can press either side with a solid feel.Media keys are always a plus but the media keys do not have RGB.For competitive titles like first person shooters I'd say it's 'okay' not bad or good just okay. If that is something you really care about I'd suggest you do a little more research into that. There are keyboards out now that are extremely responsive and have complex mechanisms to detect key presses as soon as you press the keys. This is not that. I have used one of those and coming back to this I did feel a major difference. But before that, this was perfectly adequate for gaming. For 90% of the people I would say its a good gaming keyboard despite not being a mechanical one.Build quality is excellent for the price point.I would honestly suggest you to go for it.

Writing this review is very emotional for me as I had to bid goodbye to it today. It was like an extension of my body for over 2 YEARS. It was one of the best keyboards I have used.I bought it in January of 2017 for ₹2000. Since then this keyboard has gone through a lot of torture. I play games a lot and many times I would hit the keys brutally during intense moments (READ RAGING). Nothing happened to it though. During it's service, it had tea/water/cold drinks spilled on it multiple times. Cleaning the keyboard and drying it was more than enough to get back at playing. The RGB Light intensity didn't reduce over the years. The Blue light is exactly the same as that of Logitech so it paired well with my G300S and G402. The Red is the same as that of the fans of my case so it was a match there too.Here are some of the PROSThe FN Keys are really handy along with swappable "WASD" and ARROW KEYS.The Wristrest is big enough and although made of plastic does not irritate the skin.It's a silent,"laptop like" keys. Great for late night gaming.The keys are spaced apart perfectly FOR MY HAND SIZE. So no fatigue over long durations.But it has a few CONS too.Some of the keys (Spacebar, Backspace, etc) are not completely lit and it looks kind of bad but they are not easily noticeable.The RED BAND along the bottom stands out when the keyboard lights up in some other color.The Numbers in the NUMPAD never worked for me. Might be a software problem.To conclude, I would say that if you are not head over heels for Mechanical or "Mechanical Feel" keyboards, this is a good and durable keyboard.