Buy the XVX M98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard.
It does everything the Redragon does, then adds wireless freedom and a battery that actually lasts, for a price difference you stop noticing in a week.
What was compared
- XVX M98 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard · $67.99
- Redragon K671 Mechanical Keyboard · $42.21
Five reasons
1. Not stuck plugged into one PC
XVX switches between Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz and USB-C with a flick, moving between a laptop, desktop or tablet in seconds. The Redragon only works wired, so it stays chained to whatever machine you plug it into.
2. Quieter, smoother keystrokes
XVX ships with pre-lubed switches on a gasket-mounted plate that cushions every press for a softer sound. Redragon's switches come unlubed on a rigid plate, so every keystroke feels and sounds harsher straight out of the box.
3. Weeks between charges, not none
The 8000mAh battery keeps XVX running wireless for long stretches without a cable in sight. Redragon has no battery mode at all, it needs a permanent USB connection the entire time, wireless freedom simply is not on the table.
4. Full numpad without the desk hog
XVX packs a 96% layout with a real number pad into a smaller frame, leaving more room for your mouse to swing. Redragon's 104-key full-size board eats extra desk space for the same keys, which matters on a tight setup.
5. Yes it costs more, and it should
Redragon undercuts XVX on price and uses PBT keycaps that resist shine longer, but that saving buys a wired-only board with unlubed switches and zero battery freedom. The extra you pay for XVX buys three connection modes, a cushioned gasket build and weeks of cordless use.
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