Redragon TERRAFLARE K762 PRO

Redragon TERRAFLARE K762 PRO, part of the newest full-sized keyboards from Redragon.

Overall, the K762 PRO looks like a promising and all-in-one keyboard to own as a main daily companion but we will find out during the review if the model can keep up to what it promises.

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Redragon TERRAFLARE K762 PRO Review

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ACCESSORIES & PACKAGING
⁴^_/5

The Redragon TERRAFLARE K762 PRO comes in the same style and type of packaging as seen on 90% of all the Redragon keyboards that we have reviewed so far.

Inside you will find:

8x switches
Puller
Cable
Stickers

DESIGN
^4.5^_/5

Being a true 104-keys, 100% keyboard, the Redragon TERRAFLARE K762 PRO does not make any compromises regarding usability and inclusion of keys functions.

Aesthetically, the keyboard looks nice and clean with the use of 3 shades and violet and white colors that give it a refreshing and contrasty feel.

On the top right corner, the keyboard holds a display screen and a knob, while sitting right above the arrow keys there is a wide RGB strip light with dynamic effects.

To improve the ergonomics, the bottom is equipped with 2-step adjustable feet and very rubberized feet addons.

The Redragon Terraflare K762 PRO can be chosen in 2 different colors; white purple or white blue.

^{DISPLAY SCREEN}^4.25^_/5

The display screen is the same style and inherits the same UI that we have found on other newer keyboards from the brand; and this is a good thing.

In fact, the 1.41″ screen is able to provide many usable info and details while, also, offering a much better readability, colors, sharpness and angle of view than other displays of other competitors.

Part of the functions of the screen include:

Time
Date
Battery
Connectivity
Mode
Caps, Num and Scr Locks
Win/Mac mode
GIF animations

On top of that, the screen has a built in settings menu that allows quick access to controlling the RGB effects, language and even setting the time without needing an external software.

CONSTRUCTION & BUILD
⁴^_/5

The case of the K762 PRO has identical feel and materials as nearly all other Redragon keyboards that we have tested, which is “good” plastics.

Internally, the keyboard hides advanced quality components such as: 5-layers of sound dampening with a gasket mount design and a north-facing hot-swappable PCB.

Unlike what is usually found on many other keyboards from the brand, the knob is also made of plastic and not metal.

KEYCAPS
⁵^_/5

North-facing RGB is usually a tech detail that many keyboard enthusiast do not like but with the K762 PRO, this makes a lot of sense as the keycaps are shine-through with the fonts placed on the top section of the keycap’s body.

Shine-through is seen on ABS cheapo type of keycaps but these ones are actually made of superb PBT and have a fine gritty finish.

A further detail about the keycaps is that they have printed all the secondary Fn functions beneath each one, so you do not need to memorize nor grab the user manual to guess which Fn function is pre-programmed where.

The keycaps of the TERRAFLARE K762 PRO are the perfect example that PBT, north-facing, RGB and “outstanding” are 4 characteristics that can co-exist and excel.

The knob responds with tactile-silent feedback and serves, also, to navigate the menu UI and built-in settings.

SWITCHES
⁴^_/5

Independently of the color that you chose, the K762 PRO will come with the same type and model of switches.

Specifically, the switches included with this keyboard are of linear type and are the model MINT MAMBO.

Despite having similar specs than the OUTEMU linears seen on the EISA K686 PRO SE, we preferred the typing feel and performance of the MINT MAMBO.

MINT MAMBO linear switches tech specs

Actuation travel 2.0mm
Actuation force 40gf
Total travel 3.60mm
Pre-lubed

CON

CONNECTIVITY
^4.25^_/5

The Terraflare can adapt to any user thanks to the 3-connectivity design that accepts 2.4G wireless, Bluetooth or detachable wired connectivity.

Redragon tends to place the USB connector on the side and, fortunately, this is not the case with this keyboard model as the USB-C port is placed on the back edge, next to the connectivity switches and the slot for the 2.4G dongle.

As a common standard by Redragon, polling rate and other deeper tech specs are not named nor declared but we can confirm by our tests that the keyboard supports NKRO.

SOUND
⁵^_/5

The Redragon TERRAFLARE K762 PRO with the Mambo switches responded with a refined poppy sound and a bit of thocky seasoning.

A nice detail was seeing that all stabs came perfectly pre-lubed and never presented rattling noises nor any need of manually adding lube – a defect that we found on nearly all AKKO keyboards reviewed.

BATTERY
^3.5^_/5

With such nice shine-through keycaps, its handy display screen and large size we would had expected to find a larger battery inside the K762 PRO than the modest 4000mAh.

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Redragon TERRAFLARE K762 PRO Technical Specifications

Connection
2.4Ghz/BT/USB-C Wired
Keyboard Size
17.46 x 5.22 x 1.51 inches
Layout
Full size (104 keys)
Keycaps
Shine-through PBT keycaps
Display
1.41″ TFT Smart Info Screen
Switches
Linear Mint Mambo Switch
Hot Swappable
Yes, Compatible (3/5 pins)
Compatibility
Windows, MacOS, Linux
Item Weight
1.35 kg
Battery
4000 mAh, Rechargeable
Height Adjustable
Yes
Layout
US QWERTY