E-YOOSO 60% Mechanical Keyboard, Blue Switches Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Wired with LED Backlit, Ultra-Compact 60 Percent Computer Keyboard for Windows, Mac OS (Black Grey)

I thought that this keyboard would turn out to be a cheap membrane keyboard like many others. I read that it had actual blue switches but I just was a bit skeptical. I bought it and when It arrived and I tested it, I was impressed. For the cheap price of about $15 (Black Friday prices), you got blue switches that dont sound the best but still, they are blue switches. Once I did a few mods on the keyboard and replaced the switches, it sounded niceeee. Enjoyed this keyboard a lot. Can definitely game!

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I know that this keyboard right now is unavailable, but if you see it come back in stock and were thinking about buying it, just pull the trigger and do it. Id been looking around for a few days since I needed a smaller keyboard for my desk at school instead of bringing my full size one from home, and finally landed on this one. For the price, I took a shot in the dark and there were only a few reviews at the time (which looked good), and Im glad I can tack on another 5-star to this product. The build quality on this keyboard is a solid 10 out of 10, even disregarding the price. The weight alone makes it feel like a much higher end keyboard than what you would expect for the price, and the switches feel pretty nice to me so far (Im used to linear reds, so this is a nice change too). Im interested to see how this holds up over the next few months of daily use, but I have a good feeling about it based on first expressions. Again, if are looking for a budget 60% keyboard, this one (or the model with red switches) is a great choice.

Not bad for the cost. Using it on my secondary PC. No complaints

I was pleasantly surprised when the product arrived and discovered its high quality construction. Despite the switches being replica (fake) of more modern switches, it feels just like the more expensive comparison. I also liked this specific models keycap colors- very interesting military-style coloring. Exceptional back frame rigidity and comparable to more professional models. The only downside I could say; while the backlighting is interesting with different modes to choose from, its not RGB and the brightness is not able to be dimmed.

Really good keyboard would recommend I really just use it for games that dont need the rest of the keyboard And for homework like typing

Great keyboard, great price, but u care paying for a cheap keyboard, its keycaps feel a bit cheap but usable, and the rgb looks great but my windows key is now suck a purple color permanently, but i just which my rgb settings so it looks normal

I love this product, the keys are very quiet and you can change the key caps and switches which I really like and have done. I mostly use this keyboard for gaming, but it is a great all around keyboard.

Keyboard works, but half the lights stopped working about 3 months after purchase - of course outside the return window thru amazon.

For $30, this is a very good package which includes semi decent switches and keycaps, but there are a lot of GOTCHAs which you need to be aware of, or keep your expectations low and youll be happy. Take a look at the GMMK 60% keyboard before you pull the trigger on this one. USB C: ✅ RGB: ✅ Extra keycaps: ✅ Extra switches: ✅ Key puller and switch puller: ✅ Modifiable: ✅ Price: ✅ ABS keycaps: ❌ Keycaps wore out in just a month of daily use. They are ABS so this is to be expected. OUTEMU ONLY: ❌ You can only hotswap with OUTEMU. The Plate is too narrow to accommodate Kailh switches. RGB led gets in the way of cherry switches. Debounce: ❌ Debounce filter in the firmware is not properly configured. Ive given this keyboard some time for me to get used to and Im seeing a very consistent pattern of keys chattering. Some keys chatter more than others. Im ordering a few more keys to replace the ones which are offending more often than others. If you really want to swap with OUTEMU switches, you first have to remove the switches, then use an OUTEMU compatible switch opener to open the switch, use another switch opener to open the other switch, and finally swap the stem and spring. All this is a lot of work. Switch opener ASIN: B08XYXJSSN Since youre reusing the contact spring from the OUTEMU, it still doesnt feel exactly the same, but close enough, I guess. Out of the box, the keyboard feels hollow and resonates a lot on the down stroke as well as the up stroke where the switch springs ping loudly. Im all about the feeling so I used sound deadening material at the bottom of the case, as well as under the metal plate that holds the switches. So two layers. The 1/8 inch thickness is the max you can cram in three spaces I used ASIN: B09MFC68DF. I also used some trimmings under the space bar and it sounds a lot better now. If anyones curious, I used cherry tactile grey and cherry clear switches from here: ASIN: B07K55H45Z. Took a few weeks to get here, but worth the wait (and weight). Order extra because you might lose a few small parts.