HUO JI E-Yooso Z-88 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Metal Panel, Brown Switches, 75% Compact 81 Keys for Mac, PC, Silver and White

I feel like this is a great and cheap gaming keyboard, the only thing is that you cannot choose the colors yourself they have a number of different setting for the colors already programed. But otherwise it works great!!

One of the hardest things about shopping for good mechanical keyboards are the outrageous price tags. This keyboard however gives you a great taste of a high quality keyboard for a tiny fraction of the price Keys feel almost just like cherry max blues The lighting options are great and fun Fits any standard cherry keycaps (although a bit loose) Good build quality Love the size, big enough to have the necessary keys and not leave anything out, but small enough to leave you some good desk space. Can’t recommend this keyboard enough, already gotten a few compliments on it and couldn’t be more happy for the money I spent!

we originally bought the keyboard in March and my son loves it so he was very upset when it stopped working 6 months later. This company is great. I reached out and let them know and right away they sent a replacement. That is good customer service. New keyboard is amazing, happy customer

Before ordering this keyboard, I checked the size against my current gaming keyboard. Keys are exact same size, but the extra sections (numberpad, etc.) are removed. That makes it much easier to switch over to using this keyboard. Since using it, I can state that my typing accuracy is up slightly and gaming accuracy has improved. The keyboard has N-key rollover, which is a huge advantage for any gaming keyboard. Many keyboards state that they are mechanical feeling or something along those lines to catch customers searching for mechanical. The reason many customers want mechnical is for N-key rollover. That means the user can press several buttons at once and have all of them trigger at the same time. This is well beyond anti-ghosting. Anti-ghosting = Press several keys together and you wont get a random key you didnt press. N-key rollover = Press several keys together and every key is logged as a unique function. For instance, the section below is holding down several keys at the same time: asdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiopasdiop Zero keys were lifted. That is six separate keys being pressed at precisely the same time and each being monitored separately. The other thing to report is that my mouse shoulder condition improved significantly because Ive been able to keep the keyboard and mouse closer together. That means less pain in the back, neck, shoulder, and arm because Im able to keep the mouse hand closer to the body. A large keyboard with a big number pad on the righthand side pushes the mouse too far away. This smaller keyboard removes that strain, but still has all the same size for the keys.

I like the RGB on this; it has lots of different RGB effects. The color doesnt seem as crisp as on my Zalman keyboard or even my DIERYA keyboard, but its bright enough that it doesnt really matter. It has the perfect layout I needed on my desktop (the Zalman is too big, the other is missing dedicated function keys and a weird shift and /? layout). The brown switches are comfortable; they are box switches however so O-rings may be difficult to install. My only real gripe is a metallic pinging sound the keys make. It only happens when you bottom out on the keys so if youre a light typist it shouldnt be a big issue. I dont know whether its the springs or the keys hitting the backplate, but the sound is annoying. Im hoping putting O-rings on the switches will alleviate the issue, but if it doesnt I may return the keyboard if it grows too annoying. Sucks because otherwise its a really great keyboard.

The feel of the keyboard is amazing and clicky sound isnt too loud on the brown switch version! It could still be an annoyance to other people in the room though so keep this in mind lol. The small size lets me take anywhere i want and it fits on my desk giving me lots of space for my mouse. My only complaint is that i cant control the color on the static color mode. The instructions say that FN + f- or f+ should change between the sever preset colors but nothing changes. The command however does speed up the effects on the other keyboard options. None the less amazing keyboard for the price and fits all the needs i had!

Got this specifically for the linear red switches, and you know, its not that bad! I was expecting something horrible given the price, but really - its surprisingly good! Linear motion doesnt feel scratchy or wobbly, and the metal backplate behind the keycaps gives the whole thing a very solid feel. My next upgrade for this thing will probably be to dampen sounds - even with the red switches Im getting a ton of resonance from the base. No, the RGB isnt addressable, but its vibrant with great color and some pretty cool patterns. Id prefer a different font for the keycaps but at least they appear double-shot. I think this is gonna be a great beginner start for me, and Im gonna make improvements along the way.

I ordered this keyboard for my son a few days ago, and so far it has exceeded my (and his) expectations. The keyboard works great and is easy to use, and he loves how easy it is to change the colors and the rhythm of the keyboard. This is such a great addition to his gaming computer!

This keyboard is pretty great for the price. The switches are definitely not as nice as Cherry switches which Ive owned before, there is some scratchy feeling as they go down as some other people have noted, but its not that bad. The RGB is very bright and the modes it has are pretty cool, Ive never owned an RGB keyboard before though. It also came with five extra replacement switches and two key remover tools which was nice. Not digging the font on the keys or the logo, but I knew that before and Im prbably gonna get some new keycaps For some reason there is a small buzzing noise coming from the board, its not noticable when youre typing but it is there which is kinda weird. For the price it is a solid product. Definitely not the best, top of the line, but if you want ~85% of the mechanical keyboard experience for 25% the price of the nicest ones, for sure pick this up.

Overall, fantastic value. About a month into using this keyboard right now. Red switches and the white version, PBT pudding keycaps. You should note that the keyboard is usb 2.0. This is almost never an issue, however on my laptop (all ports are usb 3.0) the inputs are interrupted on occasion. Gaming-wise, this means that if you want to stutter step you might run or not move at all. Pretty much ruining the gaming experience. But, the keyboard works just fine on the usb 3.0 ports on my desktop. Strange as it is, its not a driver problem, nor a wire issue. So it likely has to do with the usb 2.0 to 3.0 interaction, which could change based on different versions of usb 3.0. tldr: keyboard is usb 2.0, so there is the potential for compatibility issues. However it could just as easily work perfectly. I would say that for gaming this makes it unplayable, also for productivity it can be a pain(dropped inputs). Otherwise, it works perfectly.