Redragon K708 vs Skyloong GK75 Jellyfish

The K708 has an aluminum case, TFT screen and N-key rollover. The GK75 Jellyfish lists a steel plate, 4000mAh battery and both tactile and linear switch options.

Yes, the K708 has a TFT screen. Its vendor description says the display can show battery level, date and connection mode, and can be customized with GIF animations.

No screen is listed for the GK75 Jellyfish. The K708 is the option here with a TFT display.

The GK75 Jellyfish lists tactile and linear switch types. The K708 is listed with linear switches.

Both product listings specify hot-swap support. The K708 vendor says it supports 3-pin and 5-pin switches, and the Skyloong listing specifies support for 3-pin and 5-pin switches and knob modules.

The K708 weighs 850g, while the GK75 Jellyfish weighs 960g. The Skyloong’s listed length and width are smaller, so compare those dimensions too if desk or bag fit is important.

Both list Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless and wired connectivity. The K708 vendor description also identifies its wired connection as Type-C.

The K708 is listed with an aluminum case. The GK75 Jellyfish is listed with an ABS case and a steel plate, which is a separate component from the case.

The K708 has a TFT screen, and its vendor description says users can add personalized GIF animations. The GK75 Jellyfish is listed without a screen.

The Skyloong product listing includes a dustproof cover, 2.4G dongle, USB adapter, Type-C cable, keycap and switch puller, knob module, two extra switches, warranty card and manual. The K708 vendor listing specifies a Type-C cable, four replacement switches and a user manual.

The GK75 Jellyfish lists a 4000mAh battery capacity. The K708 vendor description says its screen can display battery level, but does not give a battery capacity.

Both list RGB and knob support. The K708 vendor description says its knob adjusts lighting brightness and volume, while the Skyloong listing identifies a hot-swappable knob module.