Redragon Artemis K719 Pro vs GALATIN Pro K719Software vs Savings

The primary differences are software maturity and certain performance specs. The Artemis K719 Pro has confirmed, full software support and lists N-key rollover with a 1000 Hz polling rate. The Galatin Pro K719 is typically less expensive and its software is noted as being in beta testing.

Yes. Both the Redragon Artemis K719 Pro and Galatin Pro K719 feature hot-swappable sockets. The manufacturer states the sockets are compatible with nearly all 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches.

Yes, both feature a 95-key layout. This is a compact 96% form factor that includes a numpad while reducing the overall size compared to a standard full-size keyboard.

Both keyboards feature a TFT information screen. The Artemis description calls it a 1.41-inch screen, while the Galatin description calls it a 1.14-inch screen. Both can display connection status, battery level, and custom GIFs.

Both keyboards offer tri-mode connectivity. This includes a USB-C wired connection, 2.4 GHz wireless with a nano receiver, and Bluetooth (with versions 3.0/5.0 mentioned in the descriptions).

The Artemis K719 Pro includes the keyboard, a USB-C cable, a nano receiver, a keycap/switch puller, four spare switches, and a manual. The Galatin Pro K719 includes similar items but lists two extra keycaps and also includes four spare switches.

According to the vendor descriptions, both models use a five-layer noise dampening system. This includes 3.5mm PO foam, IXPE switch foam, a PET sound pad, bottom socket foam, and a silicone bottom pad, along with silicone gaskets.

The Artemis K719 Pro lists Mac support in its extra features metadata. The Galatin Pro K719 does not have this explicitly listed in its provided metadata, so compatibility should be verified with the manufacturer.

Both keyboards are designed with similar acoustic profiles. They share a gasket mount structure, PBT keycaps, and the same five-layer foam package aimed at reducing hollow noise and creating a dampened, thocky sound. The choice of switches will be the largest factor in the final sound.

The Artemis K719 Pro comes with linear Hi-Fi custom switches according to its description. The Galatin Pro K719 comes with linear Dragon Chant switches. The Galatin's metadata also lists a clicky switch type, but the vendor description only mentions linear.

Yes. The design specifications for both the Artemis K719 Pro and Galatin Pro K719 list 'Height Adjustable: Yes'.

Both keyboards are listed with a 4000mAh battery capacity in their specifications and descriptions, suggesting they should offer similar battery life in wireless modes.