Redragon has expanded its peripheral lineup with several new releases aimed at both gamers and office users. The latest announcements include two mechanical keyboards with distinct use cases and a compact mouse that leans heavily into AI-assisted productivity. Together, these products highlight Redragon’s continued push into more feature-rich hardware while maintaining aggressive pricing.
A Full-Size Wireless Keyboard
The Wyvern K761 Pro is Redragon’s newest full-size wireless mechanical keyboard and is positioned as a hybrid option for gaming and everyday use. It supports both Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4 GHz wireless connections and launches at a price of $74.99. Despite the relatively low cost, the keyboard includes features typically seen on higher-end models, such as a built-in LCD screen that displays keyboard status information and a dedicated volume control knob.
The K761 Pro is available in two color combinations, each paired with RGB backlighting and shine-through PBT keycaps. While Redragon does not specify the exact keycap profile, the rounded design appears close to an OEM-style height. The keyboard ships with linear Mint Mambo switches, rated at 40 grams of actuation force and 3.6 mm of total travel, and supports hot-swapping with both 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches.
Internally, the keyboard uses a gasket-mounted structure along with five layers of sound-dampening material. Customization and key remapping are handled through Redragon’s Windows software. Power is supplied by a 4,000 mAh battery charged over USB-C, which is designed to support extended use even with RGB lighting enabled.
A Competitive TKL Option
Redragon’s second keyboard announcement focuses squarely on gaming performance. The Otiim K729 HE is a tenkeyless, wired-only keyboard built around Hall effect switch technology. It features an 8,000 Hz polling rate and custom UltraMag switches with a dual-drive design, which Redragon says improves sensing accuracy while reducing stem wobble.
The K729 HE connects via USB-C and relies on a web-based driver for customization. Players can fine-tune actuation distance and enable features like Rapid Trigger, which have become increasingly common in competitive gaming keyboards. The layout follows the familiar TKL format, leaving out the number pad to save desk space while retaining full functionality for most games.
Like the Wyvern, the K729 HE includes five layers of internal sound-dampening. It also features a volume control knob, though it is mounted horizontally along the top edge of the keyboard rather than replacing a switch. The keyboard uses side-printed, shine-through PBT keycaps that appear to follow an OEM-style profile.
An Office Mouse With AI Shortcuts
Rounding out Redragon’s December releases is the BM4195, a compact “AI smart mouse” aimed at office and productivity users. The mouse launches at $29.99 during promotional pricing and will retail for $32.99 afterward. It comes in white and purple color options and features an asymmetrical right-handed design.
The BM4195 includes programmable shortcuts that redirect users to AI-powered websites, voice input tools, and smart search functions. These features are configured through Redragon’s proprietary software and are positioned as alternatives to system-level AI shortcuts rather than entirely new functionality.
Beyond its AI focus, the mouse includes seven buttons, supports both Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4 GHz wireless connections, and is powered by a 500 mAh battery. It weighs 95 grams and has a maximum polling rate of 250 Hz, making it unsuitable for gaming. Silent switches and a maximum DPI of 2400 further reinforce its role as an office-focused peripheral.
A Broader Push Across Gaming and Productivity
With these new releases, Redragon continues to broaden its hardware portfolio across multiple categories. The Wyvern K761 Pro targets users looking for a wireless mechanical keyboard with added customization, while the Otiim K729 HE is clearly aimed at competitive players interested in Hall effect technology. The BM4195, meanwhile, reflects a growing trend toward integrating AI-related shortcuts into everyday office peripherals.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the Redragon Wyvern K761 Pro?
The Wyvern K761 Pro is a full-size wireless mechanical keyboard featuring Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz connectivity, hot-swappable switches, RGB lighting, and a built-in LCD display.
Does the Otiim K729 HE support Rapid Trigger?
Yes, the Otiim K729 HE supports Rapid Trigger and adjustable actuation through its web-based customization software.
Is the Redragon BM4195 suitable for gaming?
No, the BM4195 is designed for office use. Its 250 Hz polling rate, 95 g weight, and silent switches make it unsuitable for gaming.
What makes the BM4195 an “AI mouse”?
The BM4195 includes programmable shortcuts that link to AI-powered tools such as voice input and smart search, configured through Redragon’s software.
Are Redragon’s new keyboards compatible with Windows?
Yes, both keyboards are compatible with Windows, and customization is handled through Redragon’s software or web-based drivers.
