Redragon Eisa K686 Pro | Wireless Gasket Mount Keyboard

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In this video we take a look at Redragon's Eisa K686 Pro: a wireless gasket mount keyboard with smooth linear red switches, a dedicated audio/RGB control knob, customizable RGB, hot swappable capabilities, and 3 layers of sound absorbing padding.
*Note that I incorrectly state at the very beginning of the video the Eisa Pro has "pre-lubed" switches. The lubed switched are only available on the Eisa Pro's sibling keyboard the K686 Pro SE model. I apologize for the confusion.
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[@viralprimenetwork]

I love that keyboard! It looks absolutely beautiful, and the keys sound fantastic when you type on them.🔥🔥

[@xnoorx]

I just got this AMAZING keyboard for 40$ ❤

[@marcelusjarabe4057]

how did you know that it was prelubed? Thank you very much for this btw, there was little to no reviews on this keyboard!

[@MoonRiderTech]

I'm so sorry, the Eisa Pro does not have pre-lubed switches, however it's slightly more expensive K686 Pro SE variant does have lubed switches. Thank you for bringing this error to my attention since I try to be completely factual in my videos.

[@joseychill1175]

wheres the God Damn screenshot button?!

[@ke11even_official]

what tactile switches are compatible with this?

[@Its_Neptaly]

Is it compatible with ps5 ?

[@realCityBuilder]

it's the all plastic that blows it away from me, I have a Redragon K655 75% that has a scaled down numpad. It doesn't have all that nice padding but it does have a nice real metal wheel to control brightness and volume and a metal top plate offering it at least a little heft to its weight. After modding it has a pleasing THUD sound from all the keys, I couldn't handle going back to that clicky sounding keyboard. like the K686. Oh yeah, when it was on sale for about $23 it was a steal but I wouldn't pay today's nearly $50 for it, nor would I be willing to pay $69.99 for the K686 Max but if it sales down to $29.99 I'd pick up a K686 Max

[@BohmanderTCG]

plastic keyboard with chinese knockoff switches for 100€ no thanks EU prices with taxes are crazy.