Hey, it’s Sam here — and in this video I review the Redragon ARTEMIS K719 Pro Graffiti Edition, a budget trimode 96% keyboard that’s sitting at around the $80 mark. You’re getting the same practical 96% layout with a numpad, plus a volume knob and a small screen on the top right. I go through the unboxing, what you get in the box, and the overall build — it’s mostly plastic and comes in at just under 900g, so it’s not crazy heavy, but it’s still solid enough for a budget board. I break down the design and components, including the black-and-white graffiti colorway, the Cherry profile dye-sub PBT keycaps, and the Redragon Hi-Fi linear switches that come pre-lubed. Internally, it’s actually packed with stuff you’d want at this price: a gasket-mounted flex-cut polycarbonate plate, a 5-pin hotswap north-facing PCB, a 4000mAh battery, and five layers of sound dampening. I also cover the K719 Pro RGB driver where you can remap keys, set macros, adjust polling rate, and upload custom images/GIFs to the screen. For typing and gaming, I found it soft and responsive, and the sound is pretty nice thanks to all that dampening — and yes, I included a full typing sound test. My final take is simple: if you want a more striking wireless 96% with a knob, customizable screen, and decent specs for the money, this Graffiti edition is worth a look.