Redragon POLLUX K628 PRO 75% Wireless Gaming Keyboard: problems, parts and running costs
Checked: 2026-10-26
Summary
Owners in the small sample on Redragon’s store praise the compact size and retained number pad but report clicky/clacky rather than thocky sound, mediocre sound overall, and RGB that reads dim through the solid-colored stock keycaps. No consumable or subscription cost is stated, and no independent test data exists. At the listed $59.99 sale / $64.99 regular price it is a feature-dense option, contingent on resolving the UK/CA/EU-only shipping note and accepting unverified performance and durability claims. [1][4][5][6]
Common problems and fixes
- Clicky/clacky sound — owners describe the sound as more clicky-clacky than thocky; no fix or workaround is reported in the sources read. [1]
- Mediocre sound quality — “Sound isn’t the best although for first keyboard ain’t that bad”; no fix reported. [1]
- Dim RGB through stock keycaps — RGB reads dim because the keycaps are solid on their colors; one owner swapped to pudding white keycaps to brighten the lighting. [1]
Parts and consumables
Yearly running cost
Not enough data. No consumable, filter, pod, electricity or subscription cost is stated in the sources read; ongoing cost is limited to optional switch or keycap replacements, which are not priced. [1]
When it is a good buy
Redragon’s store lists the board at $59.99 sale / $64.99 regular (October 2026), with a 15%-off “GHOST15” code noted on the page, but the buy box carries a “Ships to UK, CA & EU Customers Only” note. [1] No independent price history or competing-model comparison is available in the sources read, and no named alternative models are given. [1][4][5][6]