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Full-size wired mechanical keyboard with blue switches, RGB backlighting, macro keys and a media wheel

Redragon VATA K580RGB Wired RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Blue Switches, 104 Keys, Macro Keys & Media Wheel

SKU CH-MH1V-MN1G9

A 104-key wired mechanical keyboard with clicky Blue switches, hot-swappable sockets, five dedicated macro keys, a media wheel and per-key RGB backlighting

  • NameVATA
  • Keyboard InterfaceKeycap Puller
  • Design Stylegames
  • Palm RestGaming, Keycap Puller
  • Function Keys1
  • Mechanical KeyboardClicky
  • Record macros instantly with five dedicated G-keys, no software required
  • Hot-swappable sockets let you change switches without soldering, stock Blue switches click
  • Double-shot keycaps rated for 50 million keystrokes resist fading through heavy use
  • Full anti-ghosting across 104 keys registers every press during rapid combos
  • 18 RGB modes plus five side-light effects customisable directly on the keyboard

Redragon VATA K580RGB Mechanical Keyboard

The Redragon VATA K580RGB is a full-size wired mechanical keyboard with 104 keys and hot-swappable Blue clicky switches. It features per-key RGB backlighting plus five side-edge lighting modes, five dedicated macro keys (G1–G5), a media scroll wheel and dedicated media controls. Macro recording works on the fly without software, while optional companion software unlocks advanced RGB effects and deeper macro profiles.

Gamers wanting clicky feedback

This board suits players who prefer an audible tactile click and want to record complex combos directly on the keyboard without installing drivers. The hot-swappable sockets let enthusiasts swap switches later without soldering. Buyers needing a compact layout, wireless connectivity, linear or silent switches, or a tenkeyless form factor should look at other models.

Hot-swappable Blue clicky switches rated for 50

The stock Blue switches deliver a distinct tactile bump and audible click on every press and are rated for 50 million keystrokes. Because the sockets accept almost any three-pin or five-pin switch, you can change the feel later without soldering. If you prefer a linear or tactile-silent switch out of the box, this specific configuration will not match that preference.

Highlights

  • Record macros instantly with five dedicated G-keys, no software required
  • Hot-swappable sockets let you change switches without soldering, stock Blue switches click
  • Double-shot keycaps rated for 50 million keystrokes resist fading through heavy use
  • Full anti-ghosting across 104 keys registers every press during rapid combos
  • 18 RGB modes plus five side-light effects customisable directly on the keyboard

Specifications

BrandRedragon
SeriesVATA
NameVATA
ModelVATA
Part NumberK580RGB
Keyboard InterfaceKeycap Puller
Design Stylegames
Palm RestGaming, Keycap Puller
Function Keys1
Mechanical KeyboardClicky
Key SwitchClicky
Key Switch TypeClicky
KeycapsAcrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
Keyboard ColorBlue
BacklitRGB
Dimensions2.5 cm x 15 cm x 40 cm
Mouse IncludedGaming
Mouse DPI100% 104 Keys Wired Hot-swap Gaming Keyboard
Hand OrientationAmbidextrous
Tracking MethodHot-Swappable
Buttons4
Scrolling CapabilityHotkeys and Media Keys
Mouse ColorBlue
Power SourceCorded Electric
Operating TimeCorded Electric, false
Distance15.75 L x 5.91 W x 0.98 H inches
Operating System SupportedGaming Console
System RequirementKeycap Puller
Featuresrgb, Ambidextrous
Package ContentsKeycap Puller

Questions about this item

What type of USB port does the Redragon VATA K580RGB need to operate?

It uses a wired USB connection, so any standard USB-A port on the computer will power and communicate with the keyboard.

Can the hot-swappable sockets accept the switches from an older mechanical keyboard I already own?

The upgraded sockets accept almost any switch, so most standard MX-style switches from an older board can be installed without soldering.

How can I verify that the RGB backlight and side lighting are functioning correctly after plugging it in?

The board includes 18 main RGB modes and 5 side-edge lighting modes that cycle automatically on power-up, confirming the LEDs are active.

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