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Redragon K98 98 Key RGB Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Combo

SKU CH-KZPN-01V6Y

A 98-key wired keyboard with a rotary volume knob, 14 RGB lighting modes, side-printed PBT keycaps and a splash-resistant design, paired with a six-button mouse offering 800, 1200.

  • MaterialPlastic
  • Keyboard InterfaceUSB
  • Design StyleGaming
  • Function Keys12
  • Key SwitchTactile
  • Key Switch TypeTactile
  • 98 keys with USB-C wired connection for compact desk space
  • 14 RGB modes and 7 static colours with adjustable brightness and speed
  • Rotary knob controls volume and lighting plus 12 multimedia function keys
  • Double-shot PBT side-printed keycaps resist wear shine and fading
  • Mouse offers 4 DPI presets 800 1200 1600 2000 with 6 programmable buttons

98-Key Wired Gaming Combo

The Redragon K98 bundles a 98-key keyboard with a six-button mouse, both connecting over USB for plug-and-play use on Windows systems. The keyboard uses tactile switches with side-printed PBT keycaps that resist shine and wear, while the mouse offers four DPI presets at 800, 1200, 1600 and 2000. A rotary knob handles volume and lighting adjustments without software, and 12 multimedia keys give quick access to common functions. The set targets gamers and office users who want a compact, feature-rich desktop kit.

Upgrade from Membrane or Basic Sets

Moving from a standard membrane keyboard to the K98 adds tactile feedback, per-key RGB control and durable PBT caps that stay legible after heavy use. The mouse replaces a basic three-button model with thumb-side navigation buttons and on-the-fly DPI switching for faster target acquisition. The jump is worth it when you need quieter tactile keystrokes, customisable lighting across 14 modes and seven static colours, and a detachable USB-C cable for easier transport or desk management.

Capacity and Limits

The 98-key layout keeps the numeric pad and function row while saving desk space compared to full-size boards, suiting mixed gaming and productivity sessions. Four DPI steps cover everyday editing through fast-paced shooters, though users needing finer granularity or weights will find the mouse fixed. Splash resistance handles minor accidents, but the keyboard is not waterproof and the mouse relies on a built-in lithium-ion cell charged via USB. No wireless mode, macro software or per-key remapping is included.

Highlights

  • 98 keys with USB-C wired connection for compact desk space
  • 14 RGB modes and 7 static colours with adjustable brightness and speed
  • Rotary knob controls volume and lighting plus 12 multimedia function keys
  • Double-shot PBT side-printed keycaps resist wear shine and fading
  • Mouse offers 4 DPI presets 800 1200 1600 2000 with 6 programmable buttons

Specifications

BrandRedragon
SeriesK98
ModelK98
MaterialPlastic
Keyboard InterfaceUSB
Design StyleGaming
Function Keys12
Key SwitchTactile
Key Switch TypeTactile
Mouse DPIMulti Functional
Mouse Grip StyleAdjustable
Buttons5
Power SourceLithium-ion Rechargeable Battery
Operating TimeUSB Powered, false
Operating System SupportedWindows 98 or Later
System Requirement1 USB Port
FeaturesRGB, Plastic, Ambidextrous
Package ContentsUSB Cable

Questions about this item

What desk space does the 98-key keyboard with its 2-level tilt stand need?

The keyboard has an ergonomic 2-level tilt stand offering three height settings plus a flat option, so you can set the angle that fits your desk depth and wrist comfort.

How do I connect the keyboard and set up the mouse DPI presets?

Plug the detachable USB-C cable into a free USB port; the keyboard works immediately. Use the mouse button to cycle through its four DPI presets: 800, 1200, 1600, and 2000.

When should I replace the side-printed PBT keycaps or the rechargeable mouse battery?

Double-shot PBT keycaps resist fading, shine, and wear, so they rarely need replacement. The mouse uses a built-in lithium-ion rechargeable battery; recharge it when runtime drops noticeably.

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