BRAHMA K586 RGB Mechanical Keyboard (Red Switch)

I liked the K586 because of the included volume control knob and the extra dedicated Macro keys except for how the RGB is visible from below the keys. Then I decided to finalize on the K556 due to its elevated keys arrangement which makes the RGB looks even more pronounce and much cooler. I was ready to sacrifice on the dedicated macro keys, since not much picky between the Red & Brown switches but I miss the volume knob on this so much. So, just wish the K586 has the elevated key arrangements like this K556 or the K556 has a volume knob. These are the only keyboards I, along with some of my friends finalized on, but the above mentioned aspects are keeping us from buying it for good. I hope Redragon team will take this as a customer feedback. I'll be the first one to jump into it and buy one if these details are fixed. Thanks.

I had previously purchased the Redragon Draconic. That is a 60% keyboard which is both wireless and wired and can connect to 3 devices via bluetooth. It was phenomenal for the price. It still works after 1 year of nonstop use. I was moving to a fixed office setup and also started studying. I wanted a full sized keyboard that did not have those clicky blue keys and had all the 104 keys as using the arrow keys on the 60% was becoming a pain while coding.
After a long and tiring search on the online shopping portals, I narrowed down to 3 keyboards.
ZEBRONICS Zeb Max, Corsair K55 and this one.
Shuffling through all the reviews, I eventually decided to place my trust in the brand that gave me a really nice experience with the Draconic. Hence I went with the Bramha.

The red mechanical keys on this keyboard are a godsend. They are so responsive and silent, that my parents dont complain when I aggressively play or type while coding. The RGB lights are bright and the overall size is perfect. They did give a claw mouse with it (which is horrible) so I would avoid that, but as it came free with the Christmas sale, I will take it.
The keyboard itself is beautiful. The palm rest is detachable and comfortable for long sessions. The keys are not at all cheap quality (which was my biggest concern). The software support is nice too. The volume wheel is a plus.
I would definitely suggest this for anyone who wants a mechanical full sized keyboard which is wired. This keyboard is not wireless. So if you are looking for a wireless one, I would suggest going for some other keyboard which will be very very costly to be honest. If you are on a budget, this wired one is a steal.
P.s. Macro keys work, and all the other good stuff. Also, I do not personally trust Amazon or Flipkart for products on sale, so I directly bought it on this website.

Is it wireless?

The best keyboard at its price. I bought it directly from here for 5300. G1 to G5 keys are mechanical and g6 to g10 aren't. G6 to g10 are no good quality at all, so aren't the pause/forward/back button below the volume. The big reason i went with this keyboard is the volume dial, very good quality. But this keyboard doesn't have a dedicated mute key. It also should have had a calculator key, must haves. But you got to compromise somewhere. The built quality is amazing, it's heavy af. Although the top layer being plastic, I think that is a good thing as that would prevent scratches, aluminum gets scratched easily.

Can i buy in silent switches?