Redragon S101M-KS

By Redragon · Mechanical Keyboards · Home & Workspace

  • Tri-mode connectivity (wired, Bluetooth, 2.4GHz)
  • 4000mAh battery capacity
  • RGB backlighting with 6 lighting effects
  • 4800 DPI adjustable mouse
  • 104 keys with 10 million keystroke durability

Lowest price seen
~$54.99 (approx.)
from $54.99 at Amazon

Prices are snapshots. Check the current price with the store.

Summary

A full-size tri-mode wireless keyboard and mouse bundle for a budget work-from-home or casual setup. Know one thing first: it is a “mechanical feel” membrane keyboard, not a real mechanical one, despite the category it sells under.

Strengths

  • Tri-mode wireless with a single 2.4 GHz receiver that runs both devices.
  • 4000 mAh keyboard battery rated up to 300 hours with RGB off.
  • Full-size 104-key layout and a quiet membrane action suited to work.
  • Mouse reaches 4800 DPI with five on-the-fly levels and up to 1000 Hz polling.
  • 25-key anti-ghosting and 10 dedicated media keys.
  • Redragon lists the bundle at $54.99, $49.99 with an auto-applied code.

Weaknesses

  • Membrane, not mechanical, despite the mechanical-keyboard category.
  • No independent lab has instrumented this exact model.
  • Both devices sleep quickly and take a few seconds to wake, dropping fast inputs in games.
  • The mouse drains faster than the keyboard, and lighting on cuts keyboard life to about a week.
  • Some users report RGB settings not saving between sessions.
  • No spare parts or battery-replacement channel; the battery is built in.

Verified specifications

ModelS101M-KS (manufacturer item S101MKS), sold as a black bundle in the US.
LayoutUS full size, 104 keys.
Key typeshort-stroke “mechanical feel” membrane, quiet.
Connectivitytri-mode — wired USB-C, Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz.
Keyboard battery4000 mAh, claimed up to 300 hours with RGB off.
Backlightingkeyboard RGB with 6 lighting effects; mouse RGB with 5 lighting effects.
Anti-ghosting25 keys.
Media keys10 dedicated plus 12 Fn/media keys.
Mouse DPIpresets 800/1200/2400/4800; software-adjustable 200-7200.
Mouse polling rate125/250/500/1000 Hz.
Mouse acceleration15 G.
Mouse buttons6 programmable.
Key durability10 million keystrokes.
CompatibilityWindows 7/8/10/XP/Vista.
Weight0.938 kg.
Dimensionskeyboard 44.4 × 19.9 × 3 cm; mouse 12.4 × 7.1 × 3.9 cm.
In the boxkeyboard, mouse, user manual.
Warranty1 year on the manufacturer product page; 2-year limited on the shop download pages.
Full research notes and sources

Connectivity and the single receiver

It connects three ways — wired USB-C, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz — and the 2.4 GHz receiver is a single 2-in-1 dongle that drives both the keyboard and the mouse, which frees a USB port. That is unusual at this price. The keyboard and mouse are programmed with two different utilities, so you download separate software for each.

Battery life, RGB and sleep behaviour

Redragon rates the keyboard’s 4000 mAh battery at up to 300 hours with the RGB lighting off. With lighting on, one reviewer got about a week of regular use and found the mouse drained faster, lasting several days. Both devices go to sleep quickly and take a few seconds to wake, which can drop fast inputs in games. Some users report RGB settings that do not save between sessions. Read the 300-hour figure as an RGB-off number, not a realistic always-lit one.

Owner reports and failure signals

Exact-model feedback is thin and comes mostly from one affiliate hands-on review that claims three months of testing, plus Reddit threads. That reviewer praises the value and the single-receiver design but flags the sleep/wake delay, frequent mouse recharging and settings that do not persist. Two Reddit owners report wireless failures: one keyboard went unresponsive with the “M” light blinking, and another powered on but only worked when plugged in over USB. These are individual reports, not a failure rate. Brand-level Redragon threads praise budget value and durability but also mention software friction and occasional key chatter on other models.

Warranty, parts and value

Warranty is inconsistent: the main Redragon product page says one year, while the shop download pages say a two-year limited warranty, so confirm the term on your order page. No user-serviceable parts, battery-replacement procedure or parts catalog were found, and the built-in battery is not designed to be swapped.

At the manufacturer price of $54.99, or $49.99 with an auto-applied code, the bundle is a fair pick for a casual or work-from-home setup that wants a full-size wireless keyboard and mouse on one dongle. Best Buy lists the same model at $44.99. Above about $60 it competes with entry-level mechanical keyboards and better-documented combos, so the value weakens. The single-receiver design and long keyboard battery are the real differentiators here.

Which model this is

This page covers the Redragon S101M-KS (manufacturer item S101MKS), a black tri-mode keyboard-and-mouse bundle. Do not confuse it with the wired S101-4, S101-3 and S101W combos, the separate wireless S101P-KS, or the older S101 bundle with its M601 mouse and 3200 DPI. The Amazon listing for this model is ASIN B0DXTV9BGJ.

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