Hey, it’s Sam here. In this video I review the Redragon Behemoth K724 Pro, a budget 75% wireless keyboard that’s priced around $60 but still gives you a volume knob and an LCD screen. I unbox everything you get (stickers, tools, extra switches, and a right-angle Type-C cable), then go through the design—exploded 75% layout, three indicator lights, 2.4GHz receiver storage, Type-C port, tri-mode switch, and adjustable feet. The board is mostly plastic and weighs just over 830g, so it’s not trying to be a heavy premium case, but the feature set is honestly stacked for the price. I also break down what’s inside: double-shot PBT keycaps in a rounded OEM profile, Redragon Minambo linear switches that come pre-lubed, and plate-mounted stabilizers that have minimal rattle. The typing feel is soft and slightly bouncy thanks to the gasket mount plus flex-cut polycarbonate plate and PCB, and the sound ends up fuller and clacky because of the five layers of dampening and extra spacebar dampeners. I cover the K724 RGB Pro driver too—RGB, remaps, macros, polling rate, and even uploading custom images/GIFs to the screen—then wrap up with a typing sound test and my final thoughts on why it’s a great value pick.