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

Pretty decent budget keyboard. Been using many keyboards like the ducky 2, pok3r, and even opto mechanical keyboards from bloody and razer. Decided to try out this budget keyboard. The otemu switches are basically cheap versions of cherry mxs and i can notice the difference. Once the switches are broken in, they have a deeper sounding click. And these switches makes a ping noise when you bottom it out and again when you release it. Cant also use o rings on this keyboard. Feel is a little bit close to real mx blues imo. Typing is really hard for me if i dont use a handrest but thats really it about typing, types great. Right shift key has a weird size (1.15u i believe) which confuses me sometimes when i type. Gaming on these are not so great. Using blues on CSGO is really hard to get used to and its hard to do jumps and technical parts in osu!. The switches are hot swappable but its a chore to remove the switches but once you get it off its ez to put it on and off. Had to file the pins to fit cherry mx switches i HIGHLY recommend not to force mx switches in. It broke 2 pins on 2 switches. Electronic stuffs are okay too. Grey detachable micro usb cable looks kinda bland but gets the job done. RGB is awesome on this keyboard bright and sharp colors. Can also kinda hear the high pitch noise the rgb makes and its mildly infuriating. Little to no flex on the keyboard and the switches are plate mounted. Tbh this is a decent keyboard for people who wants to try out a mech keyboard for the first time or to people who wants a loud clicky keyboard to type with.

Solid keyboard. Half the price of an equivalent.

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!

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

After one week this is what Ive noticed: I really like the feel of the keys. I like the size of the board. I like the noise and it is not too loud for someone who works in a room by themselves or a room full of other clacky keyboards. It might be annoying to other people in a relatively quiet place or in an office if you are the only one with this keyboard. The underside of the keys are exposed which lets you see the lights better but my cord keeps getting stuck under the Delete key which stops me from pushing it down. If you are someone that regularly uses the Shift-Insert or the Ctrl-Shift-Insert keys, you wont be able to do that with this keyboard. Youll need to use a mouse. I do hear a ringing sound when I release the keys if I listen closely but it isnt really noticeable so I would not consider that a big negative. If you have headphones on, you wont hear it at all. It would be nice to have a USB port on the keyboard that I could plug a mouse into so that I dont need to use a port on my laptop. If you can touch type, you will not notice the cool lighting on the keyboard. If you can not touch type, the seizure inducing lighting effects will make it more difficult to type. The lights are a really neat gimmick that will occupy you and your kids for about 2 minutes. The pulsing color-change keys look fantastic in a dark room.

HUO brand the new kid on the block let’s see what we can expect with this budget mechanical keyboard. Now when you first receive this product it comes in a basic cardboard box with a eagle label on the box, I mean what do you expect for 45 bucks. Opening up the box we are granted with the keyboard first at the top with a manual pretty basic then we get into the accessories. You get a key cap puller, switch puller, and 5 extra switches I ordered blues so in my case I am getting 5 extra blue switches. The switches are branded outemu and have a lifespan of 50 million clicks I got blues and these are actually a little bit more clicky than cherry mx blues. The rgb lighting is pretty bright nothing like spotlights but bright enough for my liking. Moving on to the cable it is about 6-6.5ft in length and has micro usb on one end and usb type a on the other end and is not braided the cable is removable and underneath the keyboard are cable management slits to ether have your cable coming out of the middle, left, or right side. Overall great experience and this will be my new keyboard. PROS: Cheap, good rgb lighting, removable cable, long cable, aluminum backplate for durability, and function keys. CONS: Cable is not braided, no software control. Just my opinion I know this is a cheap keyboard but I would love to see a braided cable on this keyboard.

I love this keyboard. For $50 its a pretty decent buy. Colors are rich and vibrant, aluminum-esque base compliments the white keys. However, the only con to this keyboard is the springs in the switches. When they de-pressurize, you can hear them. Normally with a mechanical keyboard you should only hear the switches themselves, whether theyre clicky, tactile, or linear. In this keyboards case they resemble cherry mx reds, so theyre linear but the sound of the springs give it a bit of a cheaper sound certain keys. Ex. My K keys spring is more pronounced than my D key. Overall, very attractive keyboard for the price. Would recommend for a On budget mech keyboard!

I wanted a physical keyboard for my Samsung tablet and look around at a few different keyboards until I saw this one. I was afraid of it not working, but I figured Id at least give it a shot. The keyboard lit up as soon as I plugged it in and it works great. I like how portable it is and how easy it is to connect it to my tablet. I have not used it for gaming, but I dont know why it wouldnt work for that. I mainly use it for typing up documents or writing essays for school. It works well for my needs and have had it for over a month. Again, I am happy with my purchase.

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.

I absolutely loved this product. It fulfilled all my needs at a perfect price point. Very bright RGB backlight, great quality keycaps, the feel of the case is great, the rubber pads on the bottom prevent it from sliding during use, and overall a great feeling keyboard for the price youre paying. I use keyboards every day, at least 12 hours a day, so having a good keyboard is a matter of importance to me. This keyboard was perfect and satisfied all my needs. However, after a month of use, I started realizing small issues with it. Certain aspects of the build started to come apart (back supports to give it an inclined angle broke off causing it to not sit right), certain switches started becoming difficult to input, certain keys need to be pressed two or three times to get a single input. As well as many other little things. Id like to believe that the product I received was an exception in build quality because I really love this keyboard. I just cant with a good conscience recommend this product to anyone if it hasnt held up more than a month. A part of me is tempted to purchase another one of this same keyboard and hope that it holds up better than the one I currently have; however, unfortunately, thats a risk I cant afford.