HUO JI 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, E-Yooso Z-88 with Red Switches, Rainbow LED Backlit, Compact 81 Keys Hot Swappable, Silver and White

Not the best by any means, but feels nice and is worth the budget if you just need a basic keyboard. Pros: cheap durable long-lasting Cons: lights faded after a while no RGB customizing Really only one good setting Cheap keycaps

I originally had a full size keyboard that caused my mouse to bump into the side of the number pad constantly. The reason being because I like to have the keyboard at a lower degree angle pointing downwards to my right hand side. This play method would force me to move the keyboard further away from my mouse, which resulted in discomfort and often times wrist pain; however, since Ive purchased this keyboard to do away with the number pad - Im overjoyed. The play experience has increased ten fold and I am able to play comfortably without any concern of over stretching my arm, wrist, or having the mouse hit the side of the keyboard when trying to perform 180 degree turns with my DPI set at 400 or 800 (depending on the game). Def worth the price for what this keyboard offers. The only flaw this keyboard has, IMO, is that the red switches do no not perform well b/c theyre extremely sensitive. Ive noticed that the red switches are not finely tuned b/c Ive see where Ill try to move left, but for some reason my character wants to go forward or has this late effect when inputting the key. Ive had brown switches laying around and decided to swap them out, which has since solved the issue. Go for either blue or brown switches because the reds just dont feel right or faulty from what Ive experienced.

I’m not really into keyboards a lot or have a lot of knowledge. I really like this keyboard. The option I got was a bit loud for me though. But I like the way it feels! The light is not a big deal for me, but I think it’s quite bright, that’s why I don’t really use it. If I do, I do on the lowest setting. But this is normal for me as I am sensitive to light (I always keep phone and pc brightness as low as possible).

At the time of my writing this Ive used the black keyboard with brown switches for two months now. What I like: -How compact the keyboard is -You get separate function keys and a delete key -Switches are replaceable and mine came with five replacement switches What I dont like: -Metal spring noise while typing -Lighting is nothing to write home about Overall, Id recommend it if you need a small budget keyboard with the function keys. However, I only paid about twenty dollars for it. At the current price of thirty, I find this keyboard to be much more of a harder sell. If I were spending thirty dollars, Id consider spending a tick more and go for a tecware phantom or other keyboard. Hope this helps. I bought this keyboard with my own money and Im not paid to write this review. Just my honest thoughts.

I bought this for my teen daughter for Christmas and she is extremely happy with it. She says she likes the sound it makes and that it’s super smooth and pretty. The lights are bright and the pink is pretty. The key caps are interchangeable and she likes the way they are! I highly recommend this keyboard if you are searching for an intro gaming keyboard that’s pink.

I really really like the compact layout. But I didn’t like the lighting. You can’t do one solid color it’s just all rainbow.

Our teenage daughter loves this! It’s fun to watch colors changing and she types so fast as it’s light touch.

LOVE IT! The E-Element Z-88 Rainbow LED Backlit Water-Proof mechanical keyboard is exactly what I was looking for. I did a lot of searches and I did not want one with a numbers pad so it wouldnt take up so much space on my desk. My previous keyboard was so large that when I went to type at length, I had to center the keyboard to my hands but then my mouse was FAR to the right which with any length of time was just uncomfortable. I hated it. This keyboard is compact and easily fits center to my hands with plenty of room for my mouse. But the best thing is the click of typing as it coordinates with my brain so that my typing is so much faster with less mistakes. Its not too loud. Its plug and play. I highly recommend this keyboard for anyone that has the same needs as I did. The price is reasonable too. This is a legitimate totally independant review, I did my own research for mechanical keyboards and I didnt get paid for this review nor am I a representative or associate for the company.

Just wanted to say this keyboard For the price you can’t beat it! The brightness of the LEDS blew my mind!

KEYS: Pro: I purchased the quietest, red switchess. They are about as quiet as my old, cheap Logitech keys. Con: However, they are also rather squishy and I find that the weight of my fingers alone while resting is enough to register a keypress without tactile feedback. I was still able to achieve almost 100 WPM using an online typing test, but the error rate was higher than normal. I will be returning the red switches in favor of the brown ones. FORM FACTOR: As the headline says, the small size helps keep my mouse arm in a more ergonomic and comfortable position - especially compared to my old Logitech keyboard w/ numpad. Check out the attached picture for the size comparison!! I was a bit worried about the 60% size, but as mentioned above, I can type comfortably and achieve my usual 100WPM. I measured the keys, and they are 1/2 wide and 9/16 tall - the same as my standard size keyboard. QUALITY: This model uses a USB-C connector for the keyboard side of the cable and USB-A connector for the PC side of the cable. USB-C is meant to be plugged in any orientation, but unfortunately, my keyboard did not work when the USB-C cable was plugged in opposite of how it was plugged in at the factory. Minus 1-star for that. Ill rarely unplug it so it wont bother me, but I can see how it would bother people who might travel with this board.