Buy the Epomaker HE75 V2 Gaming Keyboard.

It is the priciest board here, but it is the only one built to not wear out, not slow you down, and not tie you to a cable.

What was compared

1. Switches that won't fail like the G413's did
Hall effect switches use a magnet, not metal contacts, so they cannot physically wear out. One G413 owner reported keys dying after three months, a known failure mode for contact switches, and the Redragon runs that same risk.
2. Reacts faster when every millisecond counts
Adjustable actuation down to 0.1mm and rapid trigger let the HE75 register and reset a keypress almost instantly, an edge the G413 and Redragon cannot match. Unless you play ranked FPS or rhythm games this is overkill, but for that crowd it is the whole reason to buy this board.
3. Cuts the cable the other two keep
2.4GHz wireless plus Bluetooth let the HE75 run cord-free with near-wired latency, while the G413 and Redragon are wired only and tie you to the desk. Swap between a laptop and desktop or just hate cable clutter, and this gets used daily, not just bragged about.
4. Tune it your way, not just light it up
Hot-swap sockets plus software control over actuation point, rapid trigger and SOCD let you reshape how every key behaves, something the G413's fixed switches cannot do at all and the Redragon's hot-swap only changes feel, not response.
5. Yes it costs more. Buy it anyway.
At $129.99 against the G413's $89.99 and the Redragon's $42.21, this is the priciest board here. You're paying for switches that don't mechanically wear out and performance features the other two can't offer, buying years of real use, not a bigger spec sheet number.