Hey, it’s Sam here. In this video I review the Redragon Antonium K745 Pro 108, a $60-ish wireless full-size keyboard that’s actually pretty capable for both work and gaming—and yes, it has a pretty thocky sound. I unbox everything you get (including extra switches and a puller), then go over the design: an exploded 108-key full-size layout, four custom shortcut keys, an RGB light bar above the arrow keys, and tri-mode connectivity with the 2.4GHz receiver stored on the back. I also break down what’s inside, because that’s where a lot of the value is. You’re getting doubleshot PBT keycaps, pre-lubed Redragon Minambo linear switches, generously lubed plate-mounted stabilizers with extra dampening on the spacebar, and a gasket-mounted flex-cut polycarbonate plate plus a flex-cut PCB. On top of that, there’s a 4000mAh battery and five layers of sound dampening, which helps make the board sound fuller and feel soft and bouncy. I cover the K745 RGB Pro driver for profiles, remaps, RGB effects (including an audio visualizer), and macros, then wrap up with a typing sound test and my final thoughts—overall, a solid full-size pick, especially if you want a pop of color like the purple version.