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REDRAGON CRUX Membrane Gaming Keyboard - Black
From R322.00 ex VAT
The REDRAGON CRUX Membrane Gaming Keyboard in black offers a full 108-key layout with soft-touch membrane keys. It features 26 anti-ghost keys, 4 shortcut keys, and RGB backlighting.
The REDRAGON CRUX Membrane Gaming Keyboard is a full-sized 108-key keyboard designed for both gaming and general use. It features soft-touch membrane keys and RGB backlighting, making it suitable for various computing environments.
- Full-sized 108-key QWERTY layout.
- Features 26 anti-ghost keys and a 125Hz report rate for accurate input.
- Includes 4 shortcut keys for quick access to commands.
- RGB backlighting with 9 programmable lighting patterns.
- Double-shot injection keycaps for durability and clear backlighting.
- Connects via USB 2.0.
This keyboard is compatible with Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, and 11, making it a versatile option for most PC users.
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The REDRAGON CRUX Membrane Gaming Keyboard in black offers a full 108-key layout with soft-touch membrane keys. It features 26 anti-ghost keys, 4 shortcut keys, and RGB backlighting.
From R322.00 ex VAT
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