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Redragon's own store, shipping free inside the continental United States from regional warehouses. The return window is 7 days from receipt and return postage is the buyer's, which is short for the money.
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Redragon
A wired 68 key 65% at $47.99 with hot-swap sockets taking 3-pin and 5-pin switches, driven by Redragon's own Windows software rather than QMK or VIA. Out of stock on Redragon's US store when checked. The K631 Pro below adds tri-mode wireless for five dollars less, which makes this one hard to argue for.
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Redragon
Sixty-eight keys, tri-mode and hot-swap at $42.99, which is unusually little for wireless. Bluetooth 3.0 and 5.0, a 2.4 GHz receiver and USB-C, with remapping through Redragon's Windows software, not QMK or VIA. In stock when checked. Redragon publishes no mount, plate or weight for it.
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Redragon
The cheapest board in this index at $34.99: 61 keys, wired, with hot-swap sockets for 3-pin and 5-pin switches. Remapping is Redragon's own Windows software. Redragon publishes no mount, plate or keycap material, so those stay blank. Other Fizz colourways run to $56.99 and the magnetic K617 HE to $62.99.
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Redragon
The long-running 87 key Kumara at $44.99, wired, on plate-mounted Outemu Red linears with an alloy and ABS base. Redragon makes no hot-swap claim, so the switches it ships with are the ones to judge it on. Out of stock on Redragon's own store when checked, with the price still displayed.
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A 104 key full-size at $39.99 on Redragon's quiet red linears, with double-injection ABS keycaps and 6 backlight themes. Redragon makes no hot-swap claim anywhere on the page, so this is recorded as not hot-swap rather than assumed either way. No mount, plate or weight is published.
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Redragon
A full-size at $49.99 with 104 keys plus four shortcut keys, hot-swap sockets and 3.5 mm of sound-absorbing foam, which is the sort of thing budget boards used to leave out. In stock when checked. The ISO variants for Germany, Spain, Italy and France are $59.99. No mount or plate published.
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Redragon
An 81 key 75% at $64.99, tri-mode, with a knob and five layers of damping: PO foam, IXPE switch foam, a PET sound pad, socket foam and silicone. That is a lot of foam for the money. Redragon does not publish the mount, plate or whether the sockets are hot-swap.
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