Hey, it’s Sam here, and in this video I’m reviewing the Redragon GALATIN K719 Pro in the White & Blue colourway. It’s a trimode 96% (95-key explorer layout) keyboard with an LCD screen and a volume knob, and it’s priced around $70. I go through the unboxing, what you get in the box (including extra Redragon “Main Mebo” switches, a right-angle USB-C cable, and the puller), and I also talk about the overall build and layout—plus the little details like the indicator lights, dongle storage, and the flip-out feet for typing angle. I also walk you through the K719 RGB Pro software: checking battery percentage, setting profiles, customizing RGB, remapping keys, recording macros, and (my favorite part) uploading custom images/GIFs to the screen. The display is honestly quite sharp and clear, and it adds real functionality with date/time, battery, and settings right on the board. Then I break down the internals—OEM profile doubleshot PBT shine-through keycaps, pre-lubed linear switches, pre-lubed plate-mounted stabilizers with foam on the spacebar, gasket mount with a flex-cut polycarbonate plate, a 5-pin hot-swap north-facing PCB, a 4000mAh battery, and five layers of sound dampening. I finish with a typing sound test and my final thoughts: for a wireless 96% with knob + screen, this is a great budget option with lots of variants to match your style.