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Located just above the directional arrows is a raised rectangular patch of plastic that bears “Redragon” branding in red lettering and just two LED key lock indicators on the outside edge. The keyboard is tenkeyless in design (has no separate number pad on the right side) but it still retains the directional arrow keys with Ins, Home, Page up and down etc… cluster of keys above. The KUMARA K552 frame is entirely made from black finely textured ABS plastic both back and front. (Or rather browns are the switch of choice for those who do not know what switch they actually want). As such red switches are widely regarded as the best choice for FPS games and browns are regarded as the middle ground between the two. With a background sound level of 54dba a single key press of the KUMARA K552 registered a sound level of 56dba (the spacebar registers a sound level of 65dBa) at a distance of 18” and repeated typing registered a sound level of 68dDa (excluding the spacebar) at a distance of 18”.īlue switches are a bit harder to double tap than brown and red switches, as the release point is above the actuation point. In the case of the KUMARA K552 the sound generated is fairly reasonable, the spacebar however, generates a rather distinctive tinny, metallic sound when pressed that is much louder than any of the other keys. The clicking sound that blue mechanical switches make is rather loud compared to the sound of other switches and much more so than rubber domed keyboards. (The resistance varies between 55g and 60g for the actuation point). One particular review I managed to find did imply that the resistance of the switches did somewhat vary implying an inconsistency in the quality of the switches. Specific information about these types of switches is not exactly easy to find compared to other MX clones. The switches on the Redragon KUMARA K552 RGB are OUTEMU Cherry MX blue clones. The keyboard weighs 858g (this reading unavoidably includes a small section of the cable). (Measurements taken of top surface of keys) The keys on the keyboard are marginally but noticeably smaller than budget business class membrane keyboards offered by Microsoft and Logitech some key measurements are as follows The front edge measures 2.1cm deep excluding the key caps or 3cm deep including the key caps. Including the key caps the measurement is 3.6cm and extending the retractable feet on the underside adds 1.1cm to the overall depth (of the back). The depth measurement is taken from the rear edge with the feet retracted and does not include the key caps. The keyboard measures 35.4cm x 12.4cm x 2.6cm. Measurements taken at their greatest point using a digital calliper accurate to within 0.1%.
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Having personally tested on Windows 7 Pro 32-Bit and 8.1 systems the keyboard is plug and play, with the OS installing any necessary software as soon as it is plugged in and is usable within seconds of being plugged into either system with all features working without the need for additional software. (According to the manufacturer the keyboard is Mac compatible, however the programmable lighting function does not work with Mac systems).
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The manual indicates the keyboard is compatible with Windows 8, 7, Vista and XP, the product listing states the keyboard is also compatible with Windows 10 but neither the manual or product listing mention anything about Mac or Linux systems.
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There are no software or drivers included in the box, however, such is not required. Despite the rather thick booklet there are simply two pages of use that provide information on the additional functions of the keyboard which I will cover within my review. The instructions included are in English, Chinese, Spanish, German and French. The keyboard is wrapped in bubble wrap and the cable is coiled, secured with a Velcro cable tie, sadly that is the extent of the protection offered to the keyboard within the box. The Redragon KUMARA K552 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard comes supplied in flat cardboard retail packaging accompanied with an instruction booklet. (Only of concern to those planning to use the keyboard on the go such as with a laptop). – Possible build quality issue regarding cable reinforcement. – No rear non slip pads on rear of the keyboard (when the feet are not extended the keyboard can move about a bit as a result). – Very noisy spacebar, far louder than other keys in operation. Not much of an issue when playing games, but can be for productivity related tasks. – Sadly only available in US layout (at least at the time of writing). – Blue switches are loud, headphones are a must. – Not as good as red switches (or even brown switches for that matter) for FPS games. – Some of the best retractable feet I’ve seen on a keyboard. – Unlike red switches blues are excellent for MOBA, RTS and MMO games as well as for typing and productivity.
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– Full Anti Ghosting feature not limited to certain keys.
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