RedragonK605 Alien Giant Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Super Big 61 Keys & Outemu Blue Switch, RGB LED Backlit Ergonomic Wired Type-C Full Key Conflict Free Anti-Ghosting NKRO Keyboard

I bought this because i have trouble with the W-A-S-D for games the bigger keys let me control better and not press wrong keys all the time. It is loud, I wanted the mechanical sounds , my wife not a fan.

Whilst I initially thought this would help my typos, having fat fingers and seeing countless typos all the time has made me a lazy typist. These keys are huge, massive and there is no excuse now for me to make a typo lol. Good strong material, solid sounding mechanics and the light show (not that I bought it for the lights) in very entertaining but once you find the lights for you then the urge to change them falls only on the days of visitors who want to see stupid light shows lol

I have been using it for a few months now and have slowly but surely gotten used to typing on it. I really enjoy it. I do have a complaint though than that is that it came with microcenter branding on it and that annoys me especially since it was not pictured.Cons:It takes some time to get used to and since you have to move your arms more to type you might get a little more tired.Setting the light options is not super easy to figure out.It is huge so you need some good space for it and it is not the easiest to type on at first.Loud when you type.Pros:The lighting functionality is built into the board so no special drivers needed.The keys are chonky and have a great sound if you like louder keys. And if you want you can remove them and improve them with lube and other upgrades.For me it has made it easier to type at times because of my needs.I get a great amount of personal joy every time I type now. It makes me feel like a petulant child banging on the keys. If you are sending that "per my last email" message you can really pound the keys. When you do though (at least for me) you cannot help but cheer up because of how ridiculous it and using it is.

My son LOVES this keyboard! It funky and a conversational piece.

Purchased for an 87 year old who loves it! Easy to see and use with limited range of motions in the hands. Wish it came with easier instructions (to change light color() which backlight the keyboard, know how to use shortcuts etc). It may be #1 for gamers but it is perfect for older non-gamers as well!

Nothing prepares you for the size but I think I'll keep it.🤷‍♂️Update: After using it for a few days It's just too big. I wanted a larger keyboard since I have huge hands, this keyboard is still to large to be practical. The keys light up as you strike them but they don't stay on for long.

The media could not be loaded. Okay, so... I love this keyboard! It's huge and amazing! Here is a video of me actually using this epic sized monster! You can see my Razer Blackwidow V3 next to it for size reference. For those of you who couldn't use it... I'm a developer and have been using it just fine. I love being ridiculous and this thing is ridiculous.Its size surprised me and pictures don't do it justice!With all of the being said... shame on you MicroCenter! Your pictures are deceiving! You need to update the pictures to show how you plastered your logo on the space bar. Secondly... the video with the tiny hands pissed me off. I wanted to see how this compared to regular hands in the video... I gave this 4 stars due to MicroCenter. Keyboard is awesome though.

Finally Redragon come out with Red Key Switches. I was so excited when I saw that a Gaming Keyboard Company came out with a Giant Sized Gaming keyboard with Beautiful colored led lighting I had to have one. My hands are big so it makes it a little easy for me to type. Red keys are quieter then Blue and I found Silicone O-Rings that fit the Keys for those that are interested making it even quieter... Uxcell White 18mm OD 11mm ID 3.5mm Width Silicone Seal O-Rings works Perfectly.