Redragon GK61s 61-key mechanical gaming keyboard (Gateron Black, White)

Compact 61-key mechanical keyboard for gamers

The Redragon GK61s is a 60 percent mechanical keyboard built for PC and Mac users who want a small footprint without losing full N-key rollover. Its 61-key ANSI layout fits tight desks and portable setups while keeping every key independent for gaming and fast typing. The board ships with Gateron Black tactile switches and doubleshot ABS keycaps in a white chassis. Plug-and-play USB-C connectivity works on Windows 10 down to XP and on macOS without extra drivers.

Hot-swap switches and software macros

The five-pin PCB accepts Gateron, Kailh or Cherry MX style switches so you can change feel without soldering; a switch puller and keycap puller are included in the box. Redragon’s Windows software enables macro recording, per-key RGB programming and function-layer customisation, though macOS users cannot run that utility. The 1.6 m USB-C to USB-A cable is detachable, making cable routing or replacement straightforward. No stabiliser lubrication or foam mods are applied from the factory.

RGB lighting and 60 percent layout limits

Sixteen-point-eight million colour RGB modes including Aurora, Ripple, Rainbow, Waves, Gradient, Windmill and Spectrum run on-board with no software required. The compact frame measures 292 x 102 x 40 mm and weighs .6 kg, leaving no room for dedicated arrow, function or numpad clusters — those layers are reached via the Fn key. Buyers who need a full-size layout, wireless connectivity or per-key actuation-point adjustment will not find those features here.