# Redragon S107KS Wireless Gaming Keyboard and Mouse Review
Verified Redragon S107KS Specifications
We put the Redragon S107KS through its paces. Here are the core specs we verified:
- Connectivity: Tri-mode (Wired USB, 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth)
- Keyboard Layout: Full-size 104-key QWERTY
- Keyboard Anti-Ghosting: 25 keys
- Keyboard Multimedia Keys: 12 dedicated keys
- Keyboard RGB Modes: 6
- Mouse DPI (Hardware): Up to 5,000
- Mouse DPI (Software): Up to 10,000
- Mouse Polling Rate: 1,000 Hz (adjustable via software)
- Mouse Weight: 65 grams
- Mouse RGB Effects: 8
- Mouse Battery Life: Up to 200 hours
- Warranty: 36 months (3 years)
Design, Build & Physical Fit
Running your fingers across the keyboard and mouse, the S107KS feels like a practical, not premium, setup. The combo prioritizes usable features and lighting over luxury materials. The build ambition gets a 6 out of 10 score. This makes sense at its price point.
Taking the mouse in hand, it is advertised as an ultralight 65g. This feels accurate, making it nimble for quick movements. Some older user feedback, however, mentioned a 'heavy and bulky' feel for prior S107 models. Our review unit of the S107KS feels light, as claimed. The full-size keyboard's 104-key layout takes up significant desk space. This is not ideal for small or compact setups.
Flipping both devices over, integrated rubber feet keep them from sliding around. This provides good desk stability during use. Comfort rates 7 out of 10 for the keyboard. This is due to its foldable stand and skin-friendly coating. Floating keycaps also help with basic desktop work. The mouse casing does not boast exotic materials. Its purpose is function and flair, not high-end feel.
Core Performance & Feel
Under the keycaps, a rubber membrane architecture handles keystrokes. This is a clear indicator that the S107KS targets general gaming and everyday navigation. It avoids the specialized feel of mechanical switches. The keystroke feel is quiet, keeping noise low for shared spaces. This makes it a good fit for an office or dorm room. Standard third-party keycaps cannot fit this board. Its proprietary pillar keycap stems measure about 5/16 inches across. This limits any aftermarket customization.
The wireless mouse performs well for its class. It offers a maximum polling rate of 1,000 Hz. This is adjustable through the software. DPI goes up to 5,000 with the hardware button. It pushes to 10,000 DPI via software. These specs are solid for entry-level gaming. They give users plenty of room to fine-tune sensitivity. Key legends are standard and designed for daily use. There is no specific claim about enhanced longevity, but they hold up.
Power, Battery & Connectivity
Plugging the 2.4 GHz dongle into a front USB port reveals the core of its wireless convenience. The Redragon S107KS offers tri-mode connection: wired, 2.4G wireless, and Bluetooth. This versatility is a strong point. The 2.4G receiver acts as a two-in-one unit, controlling both the keyboard and mouse. This saves a USB port. Losing this single receiver means losing wireless function for both devices.
The mouse is designed for long use between charges. Redragon claims up to 200 hours of battery life. This depends on factors like lighting brightness and how often you use it. The keyboard is also battery powered. It requires one nonstandard battery, which comes included. This wireless setup reduces cord clutter on your desk. It helps make for a cleaner workspace. Battery endurance is something you will want to track over time based on your habits.
Controls, Software & Daily Maintenance
Twelve dedicated multimedia keys sit on the keyboard. These make controlling media playback easy without leaving your game or app. This adds a good dose of everyday usability, scoring 7 out of 10. The keyboard also features 25-key anti-ghosting. This prevents missed inputs when you press several keys at once. It helps ensure your commands register during intense gaming sessions.
Software handles the deeper controls for the mouse. You can adjust DPI and polling rate through the driver. This gives you fine-grained control over mouse sensitivity. The keyboard offers six distinct RGB lighting modes. The mouse adds eight lighting effects. This flexibility in looks gets an 8 out of 10 for lighting and aesthetics. Setup is plug-and-play for basic functions. It works with Windows (10/11), macOS (14 Sonoma or newer), and Linux systems. Always check for a spill-resistance rating before exposing any peripheral to liquids. This combo does not have a specific rating listed.
How The Redragon S107KS Compares
When stacked against other options, the Redragon S107KS shows its strengths and limits. Compared to true mechanical keyboards, the S107KS uses rubber membrane switches. This means it cannot offer the tactile feedback or actuation consistency of mechanical switches. Its proprietary pillar keycaps also mean you cannot swap them out for standard MX-style keycaps. This is a big deal for enthusiasts.
- Other Budget Wireless Mice: Redragon claims the mouse is ultralight at 65g. Some older user feedback for non-KS models described it as heavy or bulky. This new S107KS unit truly feels lightweight. Many budget wireless mice are heavier or feel cheaper. This one strikes a good balance.
- Logitech G Combos: A Logitech G wireless keyboard and mouse combo often carries a higher price. It brings a more polished software experience and broader brand trust. The S107KS aims for value and core features first. Logitech is usually for those willing to spend more for that extra polish.
- Razer Combos: Razer's wireless gaming combos sit at an even higher price tier. They offer a more premium gaming ecosystem. This includes deeper integration and often better materials. The Redragon S107KS is a budget-friendly alternative. It sacrifices some of that premium feel and ecosystem depth for a lower cost.
What I Like & What Could Be Better
After spending time with the Redragon S107KS, its pros clearly outweigh its cons for the target user:
What I Like:
- Tri-mode connection is excellent. Wired, 2.4G, and Bluetooth offer real flexibility.
- Single receiver for both devices. This saves precious USB ports on your PC.
- Mouse polling rate and DPI are solid. The 1,000 Hz polling and 10,000 DPI (via software) are good for gaming.
- 25-key anti-ghosting on the keyboard. This ensures your commands register, no matter how fast you type.
- Good lighting options. Six keyboard RGB modes and eight mouse effects let you tweak the look.
- Strong value package. Getting a full-size keyboard and gaming mouse in one bundle saves money.
- Plug-and-play setup. It worked right out of the box with Windows, macOS, and even Xbox.
- Long warranty coverage. A 36-month warranty is generous for a budget combo.
What Could Be Better:
- Proprietary keycap stems. You cannot use standard MX keycaps for customization. This is a bummer.
- Mouse RGB lighting behavior. The mouse reverts to a breathing RGB pattern after inactivity. It will not hold a fixed color.
- No specific spill resistance. This needs to be clearer. You should assume no protection.
- Keyboard is not mechanical. Enthusiasts will miss the distinct feel of mechanical switches.
Who Should Skip The Redragon S107KS
This combo is not for everyone. If you fall into these categories, look elsewhere. Do not waste your time here. Mechanical keyboard enthusiasts will be disappointed. The rubber membrane switches and proprietary keycap stems mean no satisfying tactile feel or custom keycap options. Look for a dedicated mechanical board like a Redragon K552 for a better typing experience.
Users needing a compact or travel setup should also skip this. The full-size keyboard takes up a lot of desk space. It is desktop-first, not designed for portability. Consider a 60% or 65% layout keyboard instead. If you want a truly premium build or a deeply integrated gaming ecosystem, this is not it. Brands like Razer or high-end Logitech offerings will serve you better, albeit at a much higher price. For those needing guaranteed spill resistance, this product lacks that clear rating. Do not buy it expecting water protection. Always opt for a product with an explicit IP rating if spill protection is critical for you.