E-YOOSO K600 Retro Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 104 Key, Rainbow LED Backlit Typewriter Keyboard for PC Desktop, Black (Blue Switch)

I bought this because i love my typewriter but i needed to do a lot of work online. I heard mechanical keyboards provided a more tactile experience similar to a typewriter, so i went full send and got one with retro keys. Love it. Works great, clicks a lot but thats the opposite of a problem, and is very responsive. Even has feet if you wanna put it on an angle! Love the LEDs. Nice touch, and entertaining to play with durring quarantine induced school zoom meetings!

Buttons are hard to get used to at first, and the main issue for me is how loud it is. I get that it has that mechanical action which does make the keys press in a satisfying way, but it makes this weird ringing noise that reverberates throughout the body of it. I make spelling errors more often when hitting keys in the top left or right of the keyboard. Not too big of an issue, but it has to do with how high up the board is. All issues aside though, its a good keyboard. Its issues are more subtle than I may be making it out to be. However, I went back to my old keyboard, because I prefer how quiet, yet controlled the keys are. And I much prefer a keyboard with lower keys as well. Thing is a no name keyboard Ive had for 8+ years through 3 computers, and its had no issues, no sticky keys, nothing wrong with it in anyways. Keep that in mind when you make a choice. Id recommend testing a keyboard out before you buy it. Ill still keep this one for use every once in awhile, but Im staying with what I got for the most part.

Some keys are not working when pressing it at a certain angle.

Satisfying touch and sound. Reminds me of the old electric typewriters. Downside is that some of the Leds are out already and its hard to see the lettering unless bright light on in room.

its a nice keyboard, the lights however have burnt out/stopped working a little to soon. I bought this on January 2 2020 and by august I had several light out for some keys.

Love love love this keyboard. I am not a gamer so cannot review it on that attribute. The key caps are a bit high and the travel is long (love it) but it did require a wrist pad to avoid too much of a carpal tunnel wrist stress. The other tiny issue is that I found a lighting pattern that I liked best but it reverts to the default every time you restart the computer. I like the default well enough to not change to my favorite each time I restart the computer.

I had been using a Logitech wireless keyboard but have been noticing more and more typing errors, mis spelling , etc. So I purchased this keyboard, not for gaming but for error free typing The difference is remarkable! Its been many years since I have used a mechanical keyboard and really, there is nothing like it. I would have typically made 4 or 5 errors typing this review and with the K-600, not a single error. My Logitech went into the Trash, and even though this is a wired keyboard, its like driving a Porche after owing a Yugo. I am not a gamer so I cant comment from that perspective, but for a business application it is wonderful, and it looks really cool! Be the envy of your office!

Love love loooooooove! My keyboard! Just what I wanted for such a great price!!

This keyboard works well. The retro look is awesome and the typing so far is what I expected. So great keyboard. Im using it with Linux so it behaves as a standard USB keyboard. The only thing I couldnt get to work is the FN + WIN_L combination as it doesnt generate a keyboard event. Must be some windows stuff, but I couldnt care less, just thought Id mention it. The only thing that bothers me a little is that the backlight LEDs are kind of exposed, depending of the angle you look at the keys. The brightness reducing function has very few levels to chose from. Reducing it too much will render some parts of the keyboard really dark. Turning if completely off is not an option for me. In conclusion, its a fun keyboard, nice to use.

Very nice Keyboard. Has a good weight. Definitely has the “clicky” sound with each stroke and the lights are the right amount of being pretty, but not over the top