Redragon K530 Draconic 60% RGB Wireless Keyboard (Open Box)

I have two of these. I originally bought this keyboard with brown switches (found out that I hate browns lol), and also bought this keyboard with the blue switches. Material: The keyboard is well-made from a materials standpoint. It has good weight to it and feels pretty decent quality when it is in your hands. The flip-down rubber legs are great for getting some more angle when typing, as well. Switches: Switches are great. I love the blues the most, and have actually pulled them out and put them in my Redragon K630 Dragonborn because I liked them a ton more than the red switches I had in there. Keycaps: They feel fine. They're cheap plastic, but they get the job done. No major issues here. Connectivity: Great. No issues with wireless connectivity. The Flaw: This is probably nitpicky, but as a programmer, I use my arrow keys a TON, and I'm sure that if anyone were to use their arow keys enough, they would run into it, too. This keyboard, to move the cursor using arrow keys, requires the user to use the fn key + wasd, which is fine (pretty standard for a 60%). The problem is this: when I use an arrow key, if I let off the fn key _too soon_ the cursor moves _and it types the letter_. For example, when I try to move my cursor within my editor, I will quite often end up with an extra 'a', or 'd' from moving my cursor around using arrow keys. Like I said, this is probably nitpicky, but I really hate it. I have confirmed this happens on _both_ of my K530 models, so I do not think it is a one-off defect. That being said, if you do not need wireless functionality, I would recommend the Redragon K630 Dragonborn. It is a better keyboard with the same layout, keycaps, and switches (and I think it costs less $$ because it is wired, and has no wireless functionality).