Redragon - DITI K585 PRO Wireless One-Handed Gaming Keyboard

Congrats, this is my primary gaming keyboard from about 2 and half yrs. Mine is the brown switches variant.

That's the reason I am currently having silent linears on mine right now, after trying various different switches

I used this exact one for a couple months while deployed. Helldivers when I could find a wifi connection, Doom and half life 2 when I couldn't. It worked fantastic! Still have it for when I travel. It has a passthrough for a mouse too, so you can use it with a single USB dock like the genki covert dock.

I got one (2 actually) and I really love it, that's my dedicated gaming keyboard, it's perfect for me. Good bang for your buck.

I'm gonna get hate here... I have a cheap membrane keyboard from my office for general typing and surfing. For gaming, I have a 40% red dragon keyboard that serves me pretty well. The switches are LOUD, but my headset is noise canceling, so it doesn't bother me.

I enjoyed my time with one of these, but dont expect a good quality keyboard.

I love this thing... been using it for about 8 months and whenever i put my hands on a normal keyboard my thumb hits the desk at mach stupid.. but i still prefer it

I don’t have any kind of nerve impingement so I can’t say anything for sure, but I have a good amount of arthritis in my hand and wrist and have been strictly using this redragon keypad and it’s helped so much. The space bar is lower than it usually would be so you don’t have to cramp your hand bringing up your thumb pressing space. The layout makes it to where all my fingers fall naturally where they should be

I remember how I was excited when I got mine! My variant was with red switches (which I didn't like) which are better for gaming then blue switches (best typing, terrible gaming) with browns being the best middle ground between the two (that I use). Both since I am more of a single player player and I play many genre 'a of video games the DITI was simply not fit for my needs (at that time I also had a 60% keyboard). The best use for a one handed keyboard is for games like e - sport games or for somebody who has gaming laptop with a regular membrane keyboard. The DITI excelled in CSGO where I could really feel that I had some kind of advantage, and the space key is at the perfect angle for the player to use. Both after I while I soon find my self missing some keys in games that I played so I gave up on it in the end, and gifted it afterwards. USB passthrough is also really nice on the wired variant that I had. Both still to these day I think that the amount of joy it brought my was one the best moments of my life, both sadly it didn't fit my daily uses. Now I use a 65% keyboard which for my needs fulfills every role, have fun with it. 🫡

As I have said, one of those products that blows you away first time, both after some time of using you see that a 65% or 75% mechanical keyboard is all you need. I experienced the same feeling when the H key was missing when I played my first proper single - player game with this keyboard.

I have a much cheaper one, the K585 Red Dragon that I paid only like $35 for. I originally bought it for playing flight sims in VR, but found I really love the layout for 'tide games specifically. It has a big fat space key right under where your thumb rests naturally and makes 'tide games just a lot more comfortable to play.

I have the same one and I absolutely love this thing!! It is perfect for what It promises. I got Mine because I was constantly hitting my Full size keyboard when playing FPS games, so I wondered If there was a keyboard with Nothing but the keys you use in a FPS game for movement and picking things up. And there It was, seemed too good to be true but guess what, It nailed everything I wanted to be able to do and more, the extra USB port allows me to connect my fifine Mic, so my whole FPS setup is conveniently settled. Its working Flawlessly for more than 2 years Now, I got the blue switch version but I Just bought the Akko Matcha Green to put on It, I dont like the clicky sound so Much anymore. Im also thinking about changing the keycaps, at least the ones that can be changed. It is overall a Very usefull product and I dont think It gets the credit It deserves.

with time I ended up ditching the software altogether, and the only macro I use is Alt+Tab on the G1 button but I for someone that uses macros a lot the Diti can be quite a tool. The switches are fine too, I had maybe two defective ones on the keycaps I use the most in game ( W E) but I just replaced them with the spare ones and its good to go. I just not into the clicky sound on them anymore so the new Akko Switches are just to play around with the sound and all. If you ever want to change the switches be aware that you might break a few, Im realizing this now. The original ones are reeally stuck in there so they tend to break when you extract them.

Red Dragon Mechanical Cheap AF , going on 5 years