Redragon K708 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard - Gasket Mount

In this review the Redragon K708 Pro Wireless Mechanical Keyboard is examined for gamers and productivity users who want a feature rich 81 key board with a tactile but quiet typing experience. The single biggest reason to consider this model is its combination of a customizable 1.14' LCD screen and flexible triple mode connectivity, which together make it useful as both a compact daily driver and a competitive wireless option. The review focuses on real world typing, wireless performance, customization and battery endurance.

Key Features

• Interactive LCD screen: The 1.14' customizable screen shows Bluetooth status, battery percent, RGB effects and time, and can display uploaded images or GIFs for quick visual feedback.
• Triple wireless modes: Use ultra low latency 2.4GHz for competitive play, Bluetooth 5.0 to pair up to three devices, or USB-C wired mode for plug in reliability and programming.
• Gasket mounted typing: The 5 layer gasket construction creates a creamy, damped key feel that reduces harsh bottom out and improves acoustic quality while typing.
• Hot swap readiness: Fully hot swap sockets accept 3-pin and 5-pin switches so users can change switch type quickly without soldering for tailored feel and sound.
• Long battery life: The 4000mAh cell runs up to 130hrs with RGB off or about 22hrs with full lighting, with real time battery percentage shown on the screen.
• Onboard control knob: The control knob provides quick access to volume, lighting modes and screen display changes so adjustments are simple during play.

Who It's For

The K708 Pro is well suited to gamers who need a compact 81 key layout with reliable wireless performance and fast switching between devices or platforms. It also appeals to content creators and office users who prefer a quieter, cushioned typing experience and want visual system feedback via the built in LCD display.

Buyers who need macOS native software support should look elsewhere for full programming on macOS, since the downloadable software noted by the manufacturer is not supported on macOS. If you demand an ultra clicky, high volume typing sound some may prefer other switch types, though the included silent Peach V3 axis aims to minimize noise.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Compact 81 key layout with a useful customizable LCD for glanceable info and flair.
• Flexible connectivity with 2.4GHz low latency, Bluetooth 5.0 multi device pairing and wired USB-C.
• Gasket mounted design and pre-lubed silent switches deliver a smooth, quieter typing feel.
• Hot swap sockets let you change switches easily for long term customization.

Cons

• Software programming is Windows only, so macOS users lose full customization options unless they use wired mode for limited changes.
• Some users report mixed opinions on sound quality depending on switch preference, so acoustic expectations should be checked first.

Specifications

Keys	81 customizable keys
Screen	1.14' customizable LCD
Connectivity	2.4GHz, Bluetooth 5.0 (3 devices), USB-C wired
Battery	4000mAh (up to 130hrs with RGB off, 22hrs with full lighting)
Mounting	5 layer gasket mounted structure
Switches	Pre-lubed Peach V3 silent axis, hot swap 3/5-pin support
Lighting	RGB with 18+4 dynamic modes via software or shortcuts

Our Verdict

The Redragon K708 Pro is a compelling compact wireless mechanical keyboard for users who want a quiet, comfortable typing experience plus advanced customization via a small LCD and hot swap switches. It represents strong value for gamers and productivity users who work across devices and appreciate long battery life, though macOS users should note limited software support. For the price it packs notable features that make it a versatile everyday and gaming peripheral.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the screen display custom images?
Yes, the 1.14' LCD supports uploaded images and GIFs when configured through the manufacturer software.

Does it work on consoles and mobile?
Yes, the keyboard is compatible across Windows, Mac, PS5, Xbox and iOS/Android devices using the appropriate mode.

Are switches replaceable without soldering?
Yes, the board has hot swap sockets that accept both 3-pin and 5-pin switches for easy replacement.