Ignoring the price, this is still one of the best keyboards you can get for all the features and great feel and design. And then looking at the price it is a no brainer, very good product. I have the red linear switches, they are soft, but the KB does have a slight twang from the springs, so do not expect a DIY Ducky noise level, but it is pretty close to being perfect.

This was my first mechanical keyboard ever, before which I'd been using the same membrane keyboard for roughly ten years.

For a product that boasts so many features at an affordable price, the Vishnu manages to deliver on them all. Unfortunately, it came with a completely undocumented feature, a bit of coil whine on the RGB circuit. It's very subtle but you can hear it in the silence and if you put your ear close up to the right side of the keyboard, I generally use the PC with headphones so it's of little trouble to me. I did RMA it with Wootware after this discovery but 'lo and behold the next one had the same issue, so I've accepted that the whine is just a product flaw that would resurface with a third keyboard if I went through the RMA process again (and be keyboardless for a while). For that reason, I redact a star but also because the second keyboard I received was a little rough around the edges; one of the screws weren't properly turned in and some of the switches or keys appear slightly higher than some of their neighbours, but these were things I could quickly resolve myself. A final gripe I'd mention is that the RGB is limited to a small set of colours: red, orange, yellow, green, cyan, blue, purple, and white with no access to anything in between, which I found very disappointing.

Despite all that, I would buy this keyboard all over again if I went back in time with knowing what I know now. I am overall satisfied with what it does, I like the way it feels and sounds and it fulfills everything that I require from a gaming keyboard and then some without dominating my desk space. I both type and game on this thing and after a few weeks now I remain excited to press its buttons.

NB: I know some people hate the font, but I personally (and shamelessly) LOVE blocky sci-fi fonts.

Got this keyboard as an entry into the world of Mechanical keyboards. The keyboard was packaged extremely well by Wootware (I can pop bubblewrap for days ;D). I am a fan of the red switches, however, should you want to experiment, the keyboard does come with 2 additional outemu blue, brown, black and red switches for you to test out, should you later on want to change to another outemu switch, since this keyboard is hot swappable (outemu switches only).

Really great product by Redragon at an amazing price. Great RGB which can be managed via on board key control or by using software downloadable from the Redragon website. Big ups to Wootware as well for the excellent packaging and on time delivery!

I had a Redragon keyboard for years. The Redragon Yama. It still hasn't died but I feel it was time.

This keyboard caught my eye and I've been loving it so far. The battery life is lackluster but not bad. The USB-C charge makes it worth it. Single thin braided cable and this keyboard will look amazing on any desk.

As with all things there are some cons. Spring noise is noticeable but not distracting. RGB functionality is lost on the macro buttons as soon as they are programmed. Top row of buttons G6 -> Next track are only red.

All and all the product delivers on its promises and the cons it have is worth compromising for at this price.

For weeks, maybe even a month, I have been struggling to get a keyboard and mouse from Takealot. Every order that came through from them have either been damaged in the process of delivery or have been given as defective goods. This was my first time ordering something from Wootware and there are no damages and the features of the keyboard are better than what I was looking for.