In this video I’m reviewing the Redragon Artemis Pro K719 in the Graffiti design, and yeah—this one surprised me. It’s part of the same Artemis Pro lineup as the anime version I covered before, but I honestly like this graffiti option way more. You’re getting a 95-key, nearly full-size layout with a numpad, arrow keys, function row, a customizable little info display, and a multimedia/volume knob that makes it really easy to control settings without memorizing a bunch of weird key combos. The big win here is that the style actually feels thought-out. Every keycap has its own unique design, the print quality looks solid, and Redragon added a UV protective coating to help it hold up long-term—especially important when you’re not going to want to swap out these super-specific keycaps. On the performance side, the sound profile hits that sweet spot for me: thocky, with just enough clack to scratch that mechanical keyboard itch. My main gripe is the feel when the keys bottom out—it can feel a little hollow and not as premium as it looks and sounds, and I wish they’d add better dampening/gasket layers. Still, with the 4000mAh battery and wired/Bluetooth/2.4GHz connectivity, it’s good enough that I’m using it as my daily driver for a while.