Redgear Mt02 Keyboard with Led Modes, Windows Key Lock, Floating & Double Injected Keycaps, Control Knob and Ergonomic Design, Wireless(Black)

The media could not be loaded. This keyboard is best for the price of Rs 900. If you have tight budget go for this keyboard.Now let me lay out all the pros and cons:Pros- a) The build quality and the rgb is very good. The rgb is not over bright, it is evenly spread. It has three color mode or an off mode and three level of brightness. It doesn't have breathing effect(which is not a con for me)b) The keys look very awesome for this price point.c) The sound of this keyboard is very satisfying if you haven't used any mechanical or semi-mechanical keyboard before. It is a good upgrade from a generic Rs 200-300 keyboard.d) Lastly the main highlight is the volume knob which is freakin usefull if you have never used it you may not know but once you start using it you can't go back to a keyboard without a volume knob. And also other rgb keyboard at this point doesn't have a knob and also many of them doesn't even have the volume+ and volume- key.

The sound that first hit my ears when I clicked on this keyboard caught me completely off guard. Obviously, it's nowhere close to a mechanical keyboard in feel/sound, but it'd fool someone that looks at it from afar. It has a windows lock key (like every other keyboard) which is really useful, and so is the knob. I don't think I'll use the knob much though, as I'm used to just clicking and adjusting the volumes.A quick review, if I may:Pros:• Bright RGB lights, comes in 3 different presets + A Breathing setup, which is a steal at this price point. (Fn + lights for breathing RGB)• A knob for adjusting volume and the intensity of RGB, which works great! Might come in handy sometime.• The entire thing is plastic. But the quality of the plastic used on the baseplate is pretty good. The texture looks very similar to metal, it would definitely make you think it is a mechanical keyboard unless you use it.• Keys are sized properly. Not too small, not too big. They're just the right size.• Feels sturdy. Has quite the weight to it.• 1.5m USB cable - which is perfect for laptop users. It also works with OTG on Android.Cons:• Although keys are properly sized, you might have to push them harder than on other keyboards. It is hard to explain through text, but it makes reflexs slow when gaming or even when typing sometimes. But it is not that big of a deal.• The font used on the keys is readable, but only when you have the RGB at full intensity. At night, if you'd like it to be a little dim, you'll find it hard to read letters/numbers. If you're used to the qwerty setup it will only take a few hours to get used to, but newer users might find it difficult.• The cable could've been braided. Feels like a really cheap one.Other than that, at 899, this thing is such a steal. Definitely worth every rupee! I purchased the Redgear A15 gaming mouse along with it, and they're just the perfect pair.

pros:- 1.lighting is awesome2. looks and feel very good.3. comfortable while typing and gaming.4. volume knob is something different and very awesome.5. key travel is awesome.cons:-1. light on keys are not too bright.2. music mode light is not of use as it only blinks on any sound..3. some keys are not visible even when lights are on4. build quality is not as expected.5. brand should work on key quality as they keeps moving.

Redgear Products are just amazing, They Give Top Notch Products at Low Cost!

I got delivered a defective piece the knob was broken but i thought that I could still use it as I don't require the knob function that much but it was just wasn't for me. The RGB lights are good and bright with breathing mode. But the typing experience is not good at all when I tried to write something other keys were also selecting ,the gap between the keys are not that good ,if you see the keyboard while writing than this one is not for you as the keys are barely visible. I couldn't use that keyboard so I just returned it and bought Circle Gaming Adroit way better than this.

The media could not be loaded. The Control Knob is So useful👌... Since this Feature wasnt Available for this price range we never knew how much useful it would have become...The keys are also great.. the Tactile feel and sound on keypress everything is Superb.. You will get a Semi Mechanical Kind of feel..Only downside i Felt is Since it has double injected keycaps the keys wont be visible without backlit... So if you always turn of the rgb lights then its gonna be a big down side...Overall its a great keyboard under 1K and grab it for 899₹ before the price rises up to 1100₹

Many will search a budget RGB keyboard that looks great on their room and for a gaming experience to remember. But this keyboard from Redgear is a nightmare. I am a prime member,so guys believe me every words i am saying if you want to save money. The keyboard looks good,lights are well lit but not too good for typing. The shock will start when you adjust the brightness. A round knob situated just beside the capslock and other lock button don't work. I got the first one then replaces with another,same issue. Just think you want to brighten up the keyboard or dim it and the knob is going round and round? Funny right?Anyway bottomline save some more,add a decent keyboard or you will be harassed,even no proper replacement will be provided.

First let me say that this is a very nice product from Red Gear. Although it does not have software support for RGB control, it has two modes and three types of lighting effects. A It looks like a mechanical keyboard but it's not a mechanical keyboard. Good for heavy use but yes A little connectivity glitch is noticed at times.