Redragon K565 Rudra vs Ranger M910-K in hands-on testing: An inexpensive mechanical gaming keyboard and mouse that delivers a lot

mechanical Redragon K565 Rudra The keyboard features Outemu Linear Red switches, a clone of Cherry MX Red switches, which are surprisingly close in quality to the original, though differences in detail are still noticeable. The required actuation force is 50g, just over the 45g of Cherry MX Red switches, and the key travel is 0.1mm at 2.1mm, while the total travel is 4mm.

For comparison: Cherry MX Brown switches require 55 grams of actuation force and Blue switches require 60 grams. Thus, the keys are very smooth, enabling very fast typing for long periods of time and fast actuation while gaming. The stroke is also linear, which is preferred by many users. We pull out a stop light blue keys After the first ~2 mm of travel, as well as its tactile and ‘clicking’ behaviour.

If you’re not sure or if you don’t quite like the red switches, you can easily swap them out, but only the three-pin switches from Redragon, Outemu, and Akko are compatible, and buying them cheap is an advantage. Redragon conveniently includes 2 brown and 2 blue test switches. Removing the keys can be more difficult, so be careful not to bend the pins. Unfortunately, the somewhat better Gateron switches are not supported.

While players will be happy with the aggressive setup, enthusiasts can (at their own risk) make modifications such as using polyethylene foam or smearing dielectric grease on the stabilizers to give the keys a more solid, deeper sound.

the Ranger Basic gaming mouse With the Pixart P3327, it has an entry-level sensor that does its job well and consistently, even at the highest DPI level of 8,000. The front buttons on the top of the mouse can be used to switch between five DPI and four refresh modes. 8000 DPI should also be enough for games with a high resolution, while pixel shifting is prevented by various technologies.

For shooters, there’s a triple-shoot button on the bottom left, while the other two forward and backward (walking) buttons are for both gaming and web browsing. However, each individual button can be freely configured.