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

Didnt know what to expect ordering this keyboard, after seeing the large variety of 60%/ similar looking keyboards for sale. But this one truly, truly feels worth the price. Absolutely beautiful RGB LED backlighting, small size and lightweight, and tested 100% compatible with our extra Cherry MX style replacement keycaps. Lighting effects are fun and all the main effects are there, FN hot keys work and its easy to remember the important ones you use often. Unlike most of the other small 60% size boards missing the F keys, having them with this board is really great, and doesnt add much to the overall size whatsoever! Great keyboard, and if it stays around this price I might purchase another for work!

I love this keyboard. There is just enough resistance to the keys, and the sounds it makes are very satisfying. Ive had it over a year now and it has held up very well. There is one weird thing about it to know, but its not a deal breaker: The keyboard comes with a USB-A cord, which is fine. But the other end of the cord that connects to the keyboard technically comes out and *looks* like a USB-C port. However, the keyboard does NOT have a real USB-C port on it, so dont try to use your own USB-C cable with it. Just use the cord that comes with it and youll be fine.

Setup: simple on Windows 10. Lights: cool with variety of options. Sound: **** yes I love this keyboard. I got rid of a large keyboard with macro keys and the number pad because I never used them and it was too much work moving from keyboard to mouse. The size is wonderful. Relearning how to find the HOME, END, DEL keys etc. without looking takes a bit of time, but I feel like Ive gained more than Ive lost. The sound and tactile feedback is wonderful. Typing just feels good. I cant quite explain it, but typing now feels like an experience. The lights are cool. There are a lot of options, but I just keep it simple with each row lit up a unique color. Overall great experience.

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 really like budget boards that are actually quality made & performed. I picked this up in brown switches to replace my dierya dk63 that i’ve had for some time. Less than a month in, the WASD keys wouldn’t register Half the time and it was very obvious when gaming and typing. Good thing the board is hot swappable and provided extra switches but i don’t have much faith in the key switches’ lifespan. Also the stabilizers for the left shift key was rough. Very rough. It made my pinky cramp to the point where i switched back to the DK63 Even though my DK63 doesn’t have much life left. You could lube the stabilizers but at that point, id recommend looking into another board. (Unless you dont mind) Also the usb c port is kind of hard to put in and out and will only fit a certain type of usb c if you Plan on using another usb c cord. I was satisfied at first but the cons heavily outweighed the pros for me personally. In a very short time pf using. Im currently waiting for my Ducky Miya Pro so i’m excited to give away or sell this KB. Go for the DK63 or any other board

Solid keyboard. Half the price of an equivalent.

I love this keyboard. Its not very ergonomically. However, the clicks do scratch the brain. It also has different color patterns.

Nice colors, attractive keyboard that is easy and comfortable to use. One downside is that pressing the keys causes a very loud noise. NOT quiet at all.

-songs >160bpm with held notes alternating with bursts and doubles are the major problem, and when i do play them correctly it feels like im using the same amount of energy required for playing on blue or brown switches (jackhammering around 90bpm also starts to feel very difficult for me) -alternating streams arent as bad on their own i find it easy to adjust for those -not a big deal if youre someone who ALWAYS bottoms out the keys anyways, and for what its worth the actuation point is consistent -feels responsive, and well made -the numpad feels like the only tradeoff for the portability, and feels good for everyday use -rgb is limited but looks nice in a less flashy sort of way Overall its a great product, but if youre someone who consistently needs to type fast, or play videogames that have a higher apm reliance id recommend figuring out what style youre coming from and if youll need to adjust.

I tried very hard to enjoy this product, but I had to return it because of 1) the awkward Shift key placement and 2) noise from typing. Because this is a smaller, economic-sized keyboard the size of the right shift key was compromised, and while I liked that the keyboard took up less space, I kept pressing something else. The keys themselves arent clacky like blue switches, but theres a reverb feedback from hitting the keycap against the metallic board.I thought I could ignore it, but in the end I couldnt. Overall, as much as I enjoyed its prettiness (lights are really cool and the boards white so it doesnt blend in with all the other electronics on my desk), I had to return it. Recommended if youre into flashy keyboards and dont mind constant small noises.