Redragon really needs to sort out its marketing for the K552 Kumara, and the language barrier excuse won't fly for much longer. There are some real issues here, including one page claiming hot-swappable switches, which is not the case, and nowhere else do you see this mentioned, including on the retailer product pages. Then there is the whole part of the original K552 having had single-color LEDs, while this update has six colors with one color per row, and there is barely any distinction made aside from calling this variant "RGB backlit" or, in some cases, "RGB LED Rainbow backlit," which still does not tell you that there is no per-key lighting. Chances of customers buying it and then wondering whether something is wrong only to then be disappointed and/or angry at the keyboard and Redragon alike are high.

While you are at it, perhaps also address the pricing disparity between your web shop and Amazon store, will you, Redragon? It's funny that Amazon prices are lower to begin with since the e-tailer takes a cut, so Amazon listings are usually more expensive than when directly purchased from the manufacturer. At $58, the Redragon K552 once again competes with the likes of 1STPLAYER, Aukey, and a few other Asian brands, including Motospeed and a few Aliexpress specials. But at $30 for this black sample, all of these complaints can be swept aside as the overall impression is still positive. Some shortcuts were taken, some features omitted, and even some mistakes from before retained. But it's extremely hard to find an equivalent keyboard at this price point, especially on major retail channels around the world, to where I absolutely have to commend the value offer here!

Update: Redragon has corrected the pricing on its web store now!