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)

been looking for a gaming keyboard for my custom pc but no to brake the bank and found this beauty really recoment it

Great keyboard with surprisingly good sound. There is some ping but if you are not a ferocious typer, it will not be an issue. I cannot understand why anyone would buy a membrane keyboard if this thing is available in $20 with - 1) red mechanical switches 2) hot-swappable 3) RGB lighting 4) Good keycaps for the price 5) wonderful color accents 6) removable cable Straight up the best purchase I have ever made.

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.

The quality of the keyboard itself is great, works just like original Cherry MX red switches. The keycaps themselves are poor quality and I had to replace them. For newbies who want to get into the hobby of mechanical keyboards its an amazing product for this price

This is my first mechanical keyboard but my expectations were quite low for $20. I can say I am pleasantly surprised about the performance so far. It feels very sturdy, it does not flex in the slightest compared to standard membrane keyboards. Im not a fan of the bezel-less edges that expose the switches underneath, but whatever; it doesnt affect the function. The blue keys are VERY clicky. I like the click for typing but its a bit of an immersion breaker in games; I feel like Im constantly reminded that Im typing on a keyboard. The small form factor is great but leaves a bit to be desired. Its great for gaming (especially FPS), word processing, web browsing, etc. Having to use the FN key to access the other keys is fine, however many old games rely on the arrow keys to move and may not be remappable in-game; Dino Crisis 2 was near impossible to play. If youre new to mechanical keyboards or just on a budget I think this is a great starting point and for $20 I just dont think you can beat the experience.

You can’t change the LED lights to any color except yellow but the light modes are GREAT and you can choose which key you want to light up. KEEP THE MANUAL IT WILL HELP SO MUCH! The keyboard is decently heavy so it won’t be move to as you play is a small keyboard and it is amazing so I recommend. Just know that it is hard to get the keys of with the key picker but is nice!

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.

Not really a keyboard expert here, just wanted to follow this mechanical keyboard trend and get something pretty, cheap and with a nice switch sound, I have tried a few and this one it’s the better by far, I love the size, the weight it’s really portable and precise, definitely not a keyboard for competitive gaming but it will work with ocasional gaming with a pretty decent response and touch, also love the rgb effects it has a good variety to pick from The only bad side for me must be the cable, I prefer the cable to be on the middle so I can hide it better through the mousepad and the monitor, but being on the side doesn’t look that bad, I’m also planning on getting a coiled cable so it’s ok

Plastic hot swap and Im moving mine with kailh box jades

I didnt know there wasnt an arrow pad but i love the feel still. THe keys are not clicky, which vs my blue switches on the last keyboard, i love this change! I can be typing and not wake up the whole damn house and cats :) STILL CANT FIGURE OUT HOW TO CHANGE MODES FOR COLOR lol