Features:

• OUTEMU Blue LK optical switches 
• 125-Key QWERTY layout
• Nine macro keys with recording macro function
• Media controls with volume scroll wheel
• Detachable magnetic wrist pad
• 100% Anti-ghosting and full N-key rollover function
• Vibrant RGB lighting with multiple modes and settings

Feel response times like never before with the Redragon BRAHMA PRO 125-Key Optical Switch RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard. It is equipped with high-quality OUTEMU Blue LK optical mechanical switches that offer response speeds of as little as 0.2ms and a tactile actuation with a distinct “click” sound. These switches utilise a laser instead of a mechanical connection for keystrokes, which allows for such quick response times. OUTEMU’s optical mechanical switch design grants them dust-proof and spill-proof properties.

Redragon has designed the BRAHMA PRO with a full 125-Key layout that includes macro-keys and a macro record button along the left and top sides of the keyboard. Media controls are found on the top right of the keyboard with a wide volume scroll bar that adds to the aesthetic of the keyboard.

The BRAHMA PRO gaming keyboard is built to be robust with double injection keycaps and a metal base. The detachable magnetic wrist pad ensures maximum comfort to your preference.

Redragon takes pride in the customisability that their keyboards provide. This mechanical keyboard comes with both a keycap puller and a switch puller so that you can modify it to your specifications and appearance. You will find a range of OUTEMU LK Optical Mechanical Switches in your keyboard box to test out the different colours and find the one that suits you best.

OUTEMU’s LK optical mechanical switches utilise the latest innovation in mechanical switch technology. The actuation of a standard mechanical switch happens when two metal components connect upon pushing down on the key, thus registering a keystroke. In comparison, the OUTEMU LK Optical Mechanical Switch has an optical laser and a receiver instead of moving metal components. In idle the optical laser produces a light that is interrupted by an internal arm of the switch. When striking a key this arm is moved down and the receiver then picks up the light, registering a keystroke. This method of utilising light allows for a near-instant response time of 0.2ms, which is up to 10 times faster than a standard mechanical switch.