Redragon ANTONIUM K745 vs COVE K733Full-Size vs Numpad

No, the COVE K733 is not a full keyboard. It is a dedicated 22-key mechanical numpad, designed as a side component for users with compact keyboards that lack a number pad. It functions in both PC input and calculator modes.

The COVE K733 is designed for wireless use, offering tri-mode connectivity via Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and a wired USB-C fallback. The ANTONIUM K745 is a wired-only keyboard with a USB-C connection, offering no wireless option.

Yes, both the ANTONIUM K745 and the COVE K733 are listed as featuring hot-swappable sockets. This allows you to change the mechanical switches without soldering. The K745's listing mentions an 'upgraded hot-swappable socket' and includes four extra switches.

According to Redragon, both keyboards use a gasket mount design where precision-locked covers with silicone gaskets replace traditional screw fixing. This is intended to assist with noise reduction, flexibility, and provide a softer typing feel with vertical cushioning.

Yes, the Redragon product page for the ANTONIUM K745 states it has 'Pro Software Supported'. This software allows for designing lighting modes and effects, and creating macros with different keybindings or shortcuts.

Both keyboards are described as having five sound-absorbing layers. According to the manufacturer, this includes 3.5mm PO foam, IXPE switch foam, a PET sound pad, bottom socket foam, and a silicone bottom pad, all working with silicone gaskets to reduce hollow noise.

The product listing mentions a 'custom control knob' but does not specify software for remapping its function. It is presented as a feature for control, likely for volume or calculator functions in its dedicated modes.

The COVE K733 is far more portable. It weighs only 230 grams and measures 98 x 165 x 38 mm, making it easy to carry. The ANTONIUM K745 weighs 1060 grams and has a full-size footprint of 445 x 142 mm, making it a stationary desktop keyboard.

Both keyboards come with Redragon's Creamy Dragon Chant switches, which are described as thick-lubed custom linear switches. They are designed to provide a cushioned, silky, and cozy linear typing feel.

The COVE K733 product listing includes 'Mac/Win Support' in its extra features, indicating compatibility with macOS. The ANTONIUM K745 listing specifies compatibility with PC and Laptop.

The ANTONIUM K745 includes a keyboard, user manual, keycap & switch puller, USB-C cable, sticker, and four extra switches. The COVE K733 includes the numpad, a detachable USB-C cable, and a user manual.