Redragon, a budget gaming peripherals brand, has launched three new products: the Ebony M998 STD wireless gaming mouse, and two mechanical keyboards, the Faye K744 Pro and Terraflare K762 Pro. The Ebony M998 STD is notable for its light weight of 61 g and a magnetic charging dock that also serves as the 2.4 GHz receiver. Powered by a PixArt PAW 3311 sensor, it offers 24,000 DPI, up to 300 IPS speed, and 35 G acceleration tracking, with a 400 mAh battery claimed to last 34 hours on a single charge.

The Faye K744 Pro is a 96% keyboard with 99 keys, featuring tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4 GHz, and USB-C) and a gasket mount plastic case. It includes double-shot, Cherry profile PBT keycaps and supports hot-swap compatibility for MX-style mechanical switches. Priced at $64.99, it comes in White & Blue and Gradient Black colorways. The Terraflare K762 Pro, a full-size keyboard, includes a volume knob and a color LCD screen, priced at $74.99. Both keyboards feature sound-dampening foam and Redragon's semi-custom Mint Mambo linear switches.

Redragon's new releases target both gamers and productivity users, offering affordable options with features typically found in higher-end products. The Ebony M998 STD mouse is particularly impressive for its weight and sensor capabilities at a price point of $29.99. The keyboards, with their sound-dampening features and customizable backlighting, provide a blend of functionality and aesthetics that could appeal to a broad audience. As the gaming peripherals market continues to grow, Redragon's focus on budget-friendly, feature-rich products positions it well to capture a larger share of the market.