Redragon S136 Pollux 75% 78-Key Hot-Swap Keyboard & 7200 DPI Mouse Combo
A compact 75% mechanical keyboard with 78 hot-swap keys and a 7200 DPI wireless mouse sharing one 2.4 GHz dongle
- NamePollux
- Keyboard InterfaceUSB
- Design StyleModern
- Palm Rest75% Layout
- Normal Keys75% Wireless Hot-swap Gaming Keyboard & Mouse Combo
- Mechanical Keyboard75% Wireless Hot-swap Gaming Keyboard & Mouse Combo
- Hot-swap sockets accept 99.8% of switches for easy customisation
- 75% layout with 78 keys keeps arrow and number keys in compact form
- Tri-mode wireless with shared 2.4 GHz dongle gives clutter-free desk space
- Mouse reaches 7200 DPI with five on-board levels adjustable via software
- Seven programmable buttons plus two side macros enable custom keybinds for games or work
75% Hot-Swap Keyboard & Mouse Combo
The Redragon S136 Pollux bundles a 75% layout mechanical keyboard with 78 keys and a wireless gaming mouse. The keyboard uses hot-swap sockets compatible with 99.8% of switches for easy customisation. A shared 2.4 GHz dongle connects both peripherals for a clutter-free desk. This set suits gamers and typists who want compact functionality with switch flexibility.
Installation & Common Issues
Plug the single USB dongle into a free port and the pair is recognised instantly without extra drivers. Hot-swap switches pull out with the included tool; align pins carefully to avoid bent contacts. The mouse offers five on-board DPI levels up to 7200, adjustable via software for finer tuning. Some users report occasional wireless interference in crowded 2.4 GHz environments.
Pre-Purchase Checklist
Verify you have an available USB-A port for the shared receiver. Confirm your operating system supports standard HID keyboard and mouse input for full functionality. The 78-key layout omits a dedicated number pad, so ensure that matches your workflow. Battery-powered operation means periodic recharging or replacement is required for both devices.
Highlights
- Hot-swap sockets accept 99.8% of switches for easy customisation
- 75% layout with 78 keys keeps arrow and number keys in compact form
- Tri-mode wireless with shared 2.4 GHz dongle gives clutter-free desk space
- Mouse reaches 7200 DPI with five on-board levels adjustable via software
- Seven programmable buttons plus two side macros enable custom keybinds for games or work
Specifications
| Brand | Redragon |
|---|---|
| Series | S136 |
| Name | Pollux |
| Model | 725876731 |
| Part Number | Pollux |
| Keyboard Interface | USB |
| Design Style | Modern |
| Palm Rest | 75% Layout |
| Normal Keys | 75% Wireless Hot-swap Gaming Keyboard & Mouse Combo |
| Mechanical Keyboard | 75% Wireless Hot-swap Gaming Keyboard & Mouse Combo |
| Keycaps | Lightweight |
| Keyboard Color | K628 + M693 |
| Backlit | 75% Layout |
| Dimensions | 8.6106 cm x 14.097 cm x 39.0906 cm |
| Type | Usb, Battery Powered |
| Mouse Interface | USB |
| Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
| Mouse Grip Style | Ambidextrous |
| Mouse Color | K628 + M693 |
| Power Source | Battery Powered, false |
| Operating Time | Battery Powered, false |
| Distance | Usb |
| Operating System Supported | Windows 7/8/10 |
| System Requirement | 1 USB Port |
| Features | 75% Layout, Tri-Mode, Lightweight |
| Package Contents | 1 |
Questions about this item
How do I confirm the keyboard is registering every keystroke after setup?
Press each of the 78 keys and verify the corresponding character appears on screen; the hot-swap sockets accept 99.8%+ switches so any replacement switch should register identically.
What comes in the box and what must I buy separately?
The bundle includes the 75% K628 keyboard, the M693 mouse and a shared 2.4 GHz dongle; no separate receiver is needed, and the units are battery powered so no cable is required for wireless use.
Which version should I choose between the 75% and a full 104-key layout?
The 78-key 75% layout keeps dedicated arrow and number keys while saving desk space; choose it if you want compactness without losing those clusters.
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