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

This is a great addition for the office. I personally use it for programming. It has a loud stroke for each key so if youre not into loud typing this might no be for you, but if you dont mind the sound, this is a great keyboard and awesome conversation starter

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!

The keyboard works really well, clicky keys are incredibly responsive. My coworkers and I love all the different lighting patterns. Overall, I am impressed with the quality, this keyboard holds its own compared to keyboards that cost 4x as much!

Im so in love with this keyboard!! Is is so clicky like a type writer!! Just like the picture but the box it comes it throws off whats actually in the box lol I was super mad looking at the packing like this is not what I ordered than surprise!! lol Definitely recommend!! dont walk run!!

I loved it for about 9 months, but then the silver rings started to break and fall off. I was really disappointed. Side note: Typing is not quite, I liked it but some may not like the sound.

You know, i had started a new job. They all made me feel like i was such a slow typer. Anyways. Im like average. I typed about 60 WPM. But they were all significantly faster than me... So i did the normal thing. I blamed the keyboard. Haha. I thought a mechanical keyboard would help. And in a way IT DID. But not how i expected. This keyboard is VERY high, with the rounded keys i had to improve my precision for hitting the keys. So my typing speed slowed down on this to like 50 wpm. But it improved my accuracy at typing now on the other keyboard Ive increased my WPM to like 65. Not a lot. But idk. I think this is a good keyboard in that it actually helps you improve typing. We should actually learn on mechanical keyboards.. i get that would help improve how fast we get it.. Idk. Anyways. I like it. I dont game, i dont like the lights. I dont look at the keys so i dont mind that theyre difficult to see.. I think it looks classy and i feel like a courtroom reporter lol This is very affordable, and checks EXACTLY what i wanted in a keyboard.

Nice click keyboard! Great reaction! If you learned on the old IBM Selectrics, you will love it. I dont like the new softer feel keyboards, been hunting a good click for years. This is the one!

Bought this keyboard looking for a fun, inexpensive, backlit and clicky keyboard, and got every bit of those. I am not a keyboard connoisseur by any means, and I am not the guy who will go out and spend $100+ for a keyboard knowing full well what to expect at that price point, but I do know a thing or two about reasonable expectations, and this thing has exceeded mine for the price. The frame is a pretty solid plastic frame, and the keys are plastic with a plastic chrome plating around them. Keys are extremely accurate (to the point that it reminds me how bad of a typist I really am), and they provide a very satisfying click both in feel and sound, with just the right amount of resistance for my taste. The backlighting on the keys is static for each row, but you can adjust lighting effects quite easily with the FN+Ins keys. I found that the most useful setting for me was just to leave them all on, but there is a nice effect that turns off the light for each key when pressed and it de-dims back on. If I were pressed to get nit picky and point out things I would change about it, the one main thing is the labels on the keycaps, which look somewhat like stickers printed on the underside of the keycaps that have that stencil effect, where any part of the character (such as the inside of the 0) that is separated all the way around are connected to the outer edge in one or two places (I told you Id have to get picky). It gives this keyboard its only cheap-looking characteristic. It also looks strange to see exposed philips screws on the top side of the keyboard, but they are easy to forget with all else that is good about the keyboard. Also, if I were unreasonable, Id complain about how high the keys are high without a wrist rest (come on people, this is a mechanical keyboard; the keys are going to be high and its cheap enough that you can go buy a cheap wrist rest). Also, were I a dreamer, I would like individual programmable colors for each key, but that is also where the reasonable expectations mentality come into play. Ultimately, all complaints are about aesthetics (and again, very nit picky ones as well), and not at all pertaining to functionality. I have only had this for two weeks now, but I will be updating this review in the future to sum up the longevity.

Good keyboard for the money. Round keys take some getting used to and the LED for the Z key stopped working after like a month but other than that this thing had been pretty solid.

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.