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Compact 75% mechanical keyboard in retro beige with 85 keys and RGB lighting

Redragon KN85 75% wireless mechanical gaming keyboard 85 keys RGB Bluetooth 5.0 Retro Beige linear switch

SKU CH-YTHD-R98XH

A compact 75% wireless mechanical keyboard with 85 keys, tri-mode connectivity and 20 RGB effects

  • MaterialPlastic
  • Keyboard InterfaceUSB
  • Palm RestNo
  • Function Keys12
  • Mechanical KeyboardNo
  • Key SwitchTactile
  • 75% layout with 85 keys maximises desk space
  • Tri-mode connectivity via Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz and USB-C
  • 20 pre-set RGB effects with per-key macro programming
  • Hot-swappable linear switches deliver creamy sound and feel
  • 4000mAh battery charges while you play in wired mode

Compact 75% layout with 85 keys

The Redragon KN85 is a 75 percent wireless mechanical gaming keyboard that keeps the function row and arrow keys while dropping the number pad for a smaller footprint. It uses Bsun linear switches and PBT keycaps in a retro beige colourway. Tri-mode connectivity covers wired USB-C, 2.4 GHz wireless and Bluetooth 5.0 with three paired devices. A 4000 mAh lithium-ion battery charges while the board is used in wired mode.

Check USB-C port and Windows for software

Verify that your system has a free USB-C port for wired use and for the 2.4 GHz receiver if you prefer that link. The KN85 driver for macro recording, key remapping and RGB effect editing runs only on Windows in wired or 2.4 GHz mode; macOS, Linux and Bluetooth connections cannot access the software. The board measures 13.68 by 5.51 by 1.77 inches and weighs 1.98 lb, so confirm desk space. Polling rate is 1000 Hz on 2.4 GHz and USB, dropping to 125 Hz over Bluetooth.

Suits multi-device users wanting hot-swap

This keyboard fits people who switch between PC, laptop, tablet or phone and want a compact mechanical feel with hot-swappable sockets for switch changes. It is not for buyers who need a dedicated number pad or full 104-key layout. It is not for users who rely on per-key macro programming under macOS or Linux, because the configuration software is Windows-only. It is not for anyone who requires a wrist rest, as none is included.

Highlights

  • 75% layout with 85 keys maximises desk space
  • Tri-mode connectivity via Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz and USB-C
  • 20 pre-set RGB effects with per-key macro programming
  • Hot-swappable linear switches deliver creamy sound and feel
  • 4000mAh battery charges while you play in wired mode

Specifications

BrandRedragon
SeriesWireless Mechanical Keyboard
ModelWireless Mechanical Keyboard
MaterialPlastic
Keyboard InterfaceUSB
Palm RestNo
Function Keys12
Mechanical KeyboardNo
Key SwitchTactile
Key Switch TypeTactile
Keyboard ColorBlack
Dimensions72"
TypeWired
Mouse IncludedNo
Mouse InterfaceUSB
Tracking MethodTouch Scroll
Buttons5
Mouse ColorBlack
Power SourceLithium-ion Rechargeable Battery
Operating TimeBattery Powered/USB-C, true
System Requirement1 USB Port
Featuresrgb, Plastic, Ambidextrous, Bluetooth5.0

Questions about this item

What comes in the box and what must I buy separately for the Redragon KN85?

The keyboard ships with a USB-C cable for wired use and charging the 4000mAh battery, a 2.4GHz dongle for low-latency wireless, and keycap and switch pullers for the hot-swappable sockets. No separate purchase is required for basic operation.

Which switch version should I choose for the KN85?

This listing supplies the Bsun linear switch variant, which offers a smooth, consistent keystroke without a tactile bump. If you prefer a clicky or tactile feel you would need to swap the switches yourself using the included puller.

What does the 1000Hz polling rate mean in daily use on the KN85?

At 1000Hz over 2.4GHz or USB-C the keyboard reports its state every millisecond, giving near-instant key registration for competitive gaming. Over Bluetooth 5.0 the rate drops to 125Hz, which is still responsive for office work but slower for fast-paced play.

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