RedThunder K95 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, TFT Screen & Knob, Tri-Mode BT5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C Hot Swappable Custom, Pre-lubed Linear Switches, Gasket Structure, RGB Gaming Keyboard, Snowy White-Blue

using as a wired keyboard, solid 5 star keyboard. using as a wireless keyboard, kind of sucks. the battery is fine, no problem there. just a bit of a laggy experience or my key presses get dropped and do not register

I have never used a Redthunder keyboard before. They have popped up in searches, but most have had very gamery aesthetics which I don't like. Though, when this one popped into my search I feel in love with its look. I knew I was taking a chance because there were only two reviews.I'm glad I took the chance on this keyboard. Not only does it look great, but it sounds great too. I tried to find out what type of switches this had, but there isn't any documentation on them. Without making any changes to the board they have a light poppy thock. Honestly, there isn't any reason to add any mods or make any changes. The key caps that this come with have clear lettering and they feel nice to the touch.If I had to ding this then it would be the lack of a wrist rest. All my other keyboards have come with them and I like it when they do.

Not bad

While the keyboard is cool, and looks nice. This isn’t the USB-C, it doesn’t charge with your computer , and your going to try every single option in your house to get it to charge (Random outlets , usb cables , power banks ; )

As I said, the board is great. Top of the line lubrication on the keys they feel like a dream. However I'm returning this for two reasons:1.) It looks extremely close to the red dragon board that I actually wanted to buy.2.) I didn't see any software available but putting their website in the product description would've been best.I recommend this if you don't care about software or brand, it would make a wonderful clean space keyboard.

The media could not be loaded. Solid keyboard for the price. Build quality is decent. I do agree with some reviewers about the keyboard having a little flex in it. Battery life is decent and it charges fast. The keyboard sounds great and the little screen is very functional. Highly recommended!

The keyboard is great and the stock switches are nice sounding; however I am going to be moding it as I thought that I would be able to change the features of this keyboard. You can change certain aspects, such as backlighting. There are no instructions with changing the date and time, that is a major -50% points. The keycaps if you were going to be using this as a general keyboard are not all uniform in their print; so you'll see awkward lettering everywhere that isn't uniform. Haven't used it for more than a day, but I'm willing to overlook the faults; overall, 2/5 because it does not operate as fully advertised, likely because of some localizations errors as this is a Chinese product. People are right, the volume rocker does not sync with the keyboard. There is no way to turn this keyboard "off", so it will likely constantly drain battery. The backlight and sidelight LEDs are not of the same quality; there is true RGB on the sidelights and a washed out color pallet for the backlights. This keyboard could have been so much better with proper planning, and given it's 100$ price tag (currently 80$). This is NOT a product you should buy, only as a "toy" if you're desperate.

If you’re a fan of retro aesthetics but love modern performance, the RedThunder K95 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard is the perfect blend of both! With its bold, vintage typewriter-style design, tactile mechanical switches, and wireless capability, it’s a must-have for anyone who loves old-school charm with cutting-edge functionality.