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

This is a great keyboard for those looking for good mechanical switches under $50. I havent had any problems with the Brown switches -- they are clicky enough to feel feedback but not too much to the point of being obnoxious. While I wish the RGB was programmable, there are enough pre-programmed effects to keep you satisfied (keep in mind there are only 7 options for solid colors (Red-Orange, Green, Royal Blue, Yellow, Hot Pink, Sky Blue, and White). The white & aluminum finish is beautiful, and this is one of the few white 60% keyboards that still manage to fit in arrow keys. You wont regret this purchase! UPDATE 1: After several months of using this keyboard, I notice one issue that is worth mentioning but does not change my initial review. Every few months, one of the keys (usually the keys I use frequently for gaming) will become faulty. It will not register every click and either requires cleaning or replacement. Luckily, a few replacement switches have been provided which I have swapped in without issue. However, Im starting to run out and will eventually need to buy more replacements or another board. Amazon has replacements for 20 keys/$11 so its not a huge deal and doesnt change the overall value of the board too much. Update 2: Still giving this 5 stars as everything I said above holds true, but you definitely start to feel the cheapness of the switches over time. I noticed after a year of use that I was never really typing at the level of accuracy I desired. I also felt I was pressing keys much harder than I wanted to which prevented me from getting a gliding flow while writing for long periods of time. The amount of pressure needed to register a keystroke even began to hurt my wrists over time. I believe this is due to Outemu switches being far less smooth than something like Gateron. I also wanted to go wireless as it was much easier for cable management. I upgraded to the Anne Pro 2 which is a much better typing experience with improved features. If you have the extra ~$50 to spend I might recommend something like that or the Ducky One 2 Mini.

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 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.

Although it isnt one of the $150 gaming mechanical keyboards it is a great keyboard. The blue switch version, which I got sounds just like the real cherry mx blues. Only thing that would lower my rating would be the space bar ping. Very noticable. RGB is great with many lighting effects. For instance, the rainbow one is great. There are even some RGB color switching that isnt included in the manual. Overall a great keyboard and perfect if you are going with an all white peripheral setup.

This is my third mechanical keyboard. I also have a qisan 60% and a Matias Mini Tactile Pro. (80%, tenkeyless). I prefer this to the Matias because it is more compact and requires less stretching. I use function keys a lot and the F keys are an easier access than the Matias. The placement of the primary navigation keys is exactly as how I would have placed them if I designed this keyboard myself. Tactile and audible feedback of the blue keys is vital to my typing and not so loud as to distract my wife whose workstation is next to mine. The detachable cable is also a plus. Since the cable emerges from the bottom of the keyboard, it is easier for me to butt a small shelf right against the back of the keyboard and run the cable beneath it. Unlike the qisan, all key combinations work. All thumbs up for compactness and neatness and access. I have one recommendation: To preface, Im not a gamer. Im a coder and wanted backlighting to make it easier for me to type in ambient lighting. Im indifferent to the light shows and use only mode 1 (Lit Steady Mode). As it is now, it is only one keystroke to turn that mode on, but it is 10 keystrokes to turn it off. (Unless Im missing something, if so, please advise via comment). It would be great if I could access and turn off any mode with just one keystroke. All in all, five stars for the value, considering the price, a best value. Kudos to the manufacturers and designers!

Great lighting, kinda confusing controls, doesnt transfer lighting to PC to PC so if you want a certain animation you have to cycle through the options again. Keys feel very nice and satisfying, and the build quality is perfect. The nice big and thicccccccccc font is easily readable and the lighting is perfect. Very compact, making it easy to bring to tournaments. The cable isnt braided or USB-C which is a bit disappointing, because the cable routing will ruin the cable if moved

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.

I specialize in tech reviews. This is a fantastic, quick and responsive gaming keyboard. It’s worthy of competing with although this is one consideration: If you share the room, it’s one of the loudest keyboards I’ve ever encountered. Good lookin’ too! If you are the sole user you won’t even hear the loud sound of the keys after a while. However, be aware that others in your household may be annoyed if you share the room.

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.

El producto cumplió con las espectativas, fue un regalo y quede bien con la persona. Increíble la cantidad de variaciones de iluminación led que se le puede configurar, y lo mejor que se pueden cambiar tanto las teclas como los switches.