#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch full#
#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch windows 10#
#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch Pc#

The Redragon K530 only comes with an Outemu style box brown switch. The keyboard has an auto shut off function after 5 minutes of inactivity, I’ve had no issues waking the keyboard up from sleep. The K530 comes packed with a 3000 mAh battery, allowing the keyboard to run for 10 hours straight with RGB on, longer with RGB off. Stability aside, the input lag on Bluetooth mode is noticeable, I’d recommend gaming in wired mode if you need faster reaction times. The K530 has the abilility to pair with 3 devices at once, I have not had any connectivity issues in wireless mode at all.

#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch Pc#

The Redragon K530 sports a Bluetooth 5.0 chip, connectivity to my Windows PC was a breeze, on first load the keyboard enters pairing mode, and I was able to quickly find it and add it in my settings. The rubber feet on the bottom of the keyboard provide a stable enough base, which is needed considering the lightweight of the board. The back of the keyboard is standard, with one level of flip up feet to give the K530 a higher angle if that’s your preference. The toggle switches on the K530 are a little finnicky to use, they’re hard to locate by touch and kind of stiff to flick between settings.Įven the USB-C cable is right-angled like the Keychron K6, personally I’d still prefer the USB port to be at the top of the port if I’m running in wired mode.

#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch full#

The white backplate on the K530 does a great job reflecting the RGB off the LEDS and into the keycaps, creating a smooth, full look.Īll the I/O including the USB-C port is located on the left side of the board, resembling the layout of the Keychron K6 quite a bit.įrom left to right in the photo, you can see the USB-C port, the on/off switch for Bluetooth, a profile selector for Bluetooth and 2 status LEDs.

The keyboard comes in two colour options, black or white with RGB for either option.

The K530 has a standard layout 60% board with a high-profile ABS plastic case. Hotswap only supports Outemo type switches.Mediocre remapping ability, no second layer programming.So is there any way to do what I'm trying? I would really appreciate some help on this matter. I then attempted it on the mouse manager that came with my gaming mouse (Redragon LEGEND) and came close, but it registers more as if I'm rapidly pressing and releasing the V key over and over, and even then I still have to physically hold a key down to get that effect. I've attempted this with the very simple macro manager that came pre-installed on my computer (Alienware TACTX) and failed to even come close. Therefore, I would like to make some sort of universal macro that when pressed once, acts like I'm constantly holding down the V key until I press the button again. Problem is, holding this key down at the same time as trying to play is very awkward, and less awkward buttons are already in use by other functions necessary to play the game.

#Redragon keyboard respond to keytouch windows 10#

I am a gamer on Windows 10 and many of the multiplayer games I play offer voice chat with a 'push to speak' button (usually bound to V), but don't have a 'voice activated' mode.