Hey, it’s Sam here. In this video I review and sound test the Redragon TERRAFLARE K762 PRO, a full-size mechanical keyboard with an LCD screen and a volume knob that comes in at around $65. I unbox everything you get (including extra switches, a puller, and the Type-A to Type-C cable), then go over the design—104-key exploded layout, RGB light bar above the arrows, and that top-right knob + screen combo. I’m using the white and purple variant here, and the board itself weighs just over 1kg. I also break down the internals and why it feels the way it does: rounded OEM profile PBT shine-through keycaps, pre-lubed Redragon Minambo linear switches with a clacky sound signature, and pre-lubed plate-mount stabs with extra dampening on the spacebar. It’s gasket mounted with a flex-cut PCB and polycarbonate plate, plus a whole stack of dampening (silicone, foam, PO foam, IXPE switch pad, and a PET sheet). Then I show the Redragon K762 RGB Pro driver—profiles, remaps, RGB, audio visualizer mode, macros, and uploading custom images/GIFs to the 1.41" TFT display. After testing it, I think it’s a great productivity keyboard. The full-size layout and numpad are genuinely useful for work, and the screen/knob add extra function and personality without blowing the budget.