Redragon S101 游戏键盘、M601 鼠标、RGB 背光游戏键盘、可编程背光鼠标、超值组合套装 [新版本]

Very good quality and valuble.

质量确实非常好，颜色也非常漂亮

首先我要说的是，我很喜欢这款产品。我可以非常诚实地说，我认为在这个价格范围内，你找不到比它更好的鼠标/键盘组合了（$27.99，使用我的 Prime 订阅可享受 2 天免费送货服务）。话虽如此，请理解你买到的是一款便宜的鼠标/键盘组合，虽然在这种情况下，我不一定同意“一分钱一分货”的观点，因为这已经远远超出了我对价格的预期，但它仍然是 $30 组合，所以在购买时请记住这一点，如果你希望用这个东西遛狗，不要失望。它没有附带软件，没有宏等（虽然它有功能键，可以用于基本操作，如更改音量、媒体播放器播放/暂停、下一曲目等）。换句话说，它没有花哨的功能，但如果你只是在寻找一款价格低廉的可靠游戏组合，那么这款组合真的无与伦比。

尽管全是塑料，但键盘结构坚固，按键触觉反馈很好，可能是我体验过的非机械键盘中最好的。它精确且反应灵敏。我对键盘的唯一抱怨是其他评论者已经提到的；回车键是那种奇怪的“高”类型，将“\”键放在它旁边而不是上面。对我来说这不是什么大问题，因为我不经常使用那个键，但如果我经常使用那个键，我认为这是一个问题，所以你需要注意。可以互换箭头键和 WASD 键很不错，但对我来说这只是一个噱头，因为我玩游戏时总是使用 WASD。把脚放下来，键盘可以保持在一个很好的角度，我可以连续玩游戏 4 个多小时而没有任何不适。

说到鼠标，我最初购买这个组合是因为我已经使用了 5 年的 Logitech G9 被溅到，然后短路了。我很喜欢那个鼠标，当时我花了 $70 买的。现在我已经结婚并有了孩子，我没有 $70 可以花在鼠标上，所以我来到亚马逊寻找合适的游戏鼠标。我的预算是 $30。经过一番研究，我偶然发现了这个组合。“#1 是亚马逊上最畅销的键盘和鼠标组合吗？”我想。我从未听说过这个品牌，5 年前当我购买 Logitech 时，没有杂牌生产优质产品，所以一开始我有点怀疑。然而，在阅读评论后，我想......“管他呢，这是 $30。我会试一试，如果我不满意，我可以在收到退税后再买一个”。既然我已经向你讲述了我的故事，我会告诉你我对这款鼠标的感受。现在，我不会撒谎……它不是 G9。那款鼠标的重量和 DPI 设置非常完美，感觉很棒，但 $70 的设置是意料之中的。考虑到这一点，我会说这款鼠标是我用过的第二好的鼠标。DPI 设置很好，但对我来说最高的设置太快了，所以我通常使用中间设置，最低设置用于狙击等精确操作（鼠标顶部的按钮可根据需要调整 DPI，非常适合这种情况）。鼠标非常流畅，左键和右键以及其他按钮的感觉都很好。我玩的游戏需要非常高的 CPM，所以我不断按下右键，可能每分钟至少 100 次，它总是反应灵敏，轻松捕捉每次点击。鼠标滚轮工作正常，我对它没有意见……除了它按预期运行之外，这里没什么可说的。

TL;DR：在我看来，键盘和鼠标本身就物有所值，以这个价格同时购买两者简直是锦上添花。我对我的购买非常满意，并强烈推荐这个组合给任何人。我已经向朋友推荐了它，如果他们需要经济实惠的解决方案来替换任何游戏键盘/鼠标。

If you can spare two USB ports, this set is a fantastic bargain. Maybe there’s more customization on more expensive gaming keyboards – this is my first step into the field. However, everything works great and I honestly have no complaints. It exceeded my expectations so far (A month or two of use so far).

2020 Update:
I liked my first Redragon set enough to buy a second set for at work. The price is still right, and everything still looks and feels great. A few things have changed, though.

The keyboard is now RGB backlit rather than plain unlit keys with red LED embellishments. There are FN controls to regulate the “breathing” (light-dark pulsing) of the keyboard, which is good because I found it distracting. The included instruction booklet lists these key combinations. FN+END pauses and unpauses breathing. FN+PGDN enables and disables the backlight entirely. FN+PGUP rotates through 3 still rainbow lighting arrangements. FN+HOME rotates through 7 monochromatic colors (white, blue, red, green, purple, yellow, and cyan). FN+INS smoothly transitions through the 7 colors over the course of a few seconds, though to my eyes the brightness was uneven. FN+UP and FN+DN scale through 4 levels of brightness, and FN+LEFT and FN+RIGHT scale through 4 speeds of animation.

For my money, the backlight will be kept motionless on a monochrome light, but to each their own.

All told, very happy with the keyboard. It also features two new sets of buttons above the F-row, which are oddly not backlit. The set to left of center includes links to My Computer, Search, Refresh, Email, Calculator, and Home Page. The keys to the right are media controls for Stop, Last Track, Play/Pause, and Next Track. These are all fine, but unnecessary since the F-row already has FN shortcuts to most of these things, and the topmost row, again, isn’t backlit.

And we have the mouse. It feels identical to the previous mouse, though it has 4 DPI settings rather than 3. There’s a catch though, which is that the mouse backlight (red only) is set to “breathe” by default. To disable this, you’ll need to download software from the Redragon support page. Although my mouse and keyboard both list their parts # as S101-3, the mouse is actually a M601-3 CENTROPHORUS. You’ll need to download the drivers for this mouse in order to disable breathing. All the way left on the software’s slider will disable the light fully, and all the way right will leave it permanently backlit (my preference). The other new thing with the mouse is that a LED flashes when you change DPI; it’s flash speed correlating to how high the DPI is. It seems unnecessary but harmless.

All told, my first impression is that the addition of pulsing lights just makes first time setup harder as you need to track down the software for the mouse and learn the keyboard controls. I want to take off a half point for the mouse not having a hardware option to disable the light, but all told I’ll keep my rating at a 5 as the backlit keys are actually an improvement once you learn how to freeze them.

*****

2023 update – I deep cleaned the mouse some time ago and since it was beginning to wear off, I removed the painted black dragon silhouette from the mouse where the palm lies, revealing clear plastic underneath. Don’t do that. The reason being, that my palm has slowly developed an irritation which has lasted weeks directly where that LED is closest when holding the mouse. I just now connected the dots and opened it again to insert some paper on top of it, but if my hand doesn’t clear up within a week I’ll remove the LED entirely and see if that helps. (Photo doesn’t really do justice to the palm, but anyway trust me it’s not great to keep LEDs millimeters from your skin without filtration of some kind.)

I’ll update if this does/doesn’t resolve things.