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

Love this keyboard! Clickyness is great! I wish there was a way to program the lights yourself

Great keyboard did not have any issues great affordable mechanical keyboard either gaming or typing this keyboard this blue cherry switches so it is loud if you dont like mechanical keyboard sound only one downside is there is no rgb color control, however for my usage Im only using only for typing only did not have any issues with that at all. Overall portable keyboard this is great start if you are new to mechanical keyboard or looking for something that this portable to carry around and not have to use someone else keyboard this is something I would recommend.

I got the white rainbow keyboard with the brown switches and it is beautiful. Theres a slight metallic springy tang when typing, but if you are listening to music or get hyper-focused on other things, it isnt noticeable. Nice typing and colors. Great pricing too. Buy it if youre thinking about it.

If you like loud clicking, then this is for you. I bought this for my son. He seems to like the clicking , but I think it’s annoying.

I honestly was just looking for a cheap replacement for my last keyboard but I couldnt be any happier with this purchase great value for the money.

My son enjoys this keyboard, it works very well and was a good replacement for his full size keyboard. He likes it because its not to small and it still has function keys. I would recommened this to anybody trying to fully get into gaming but not trying to spend a fortune.

I wanted to upgrade my membrane keyboard to a nicer mechanical one and I thought this was a good cheap alternative. I got the red switches because I dont like the clicks too much of the other switches. It is a good cheap alternative, but after a few months my WASD keys are far less sensitive and require a lot more force for them to work. Sometimes it requires I type the key a few times for it to work. Ive tried removing all the key caps and cleaning underneath recently, and the unresponsiveness still remains. For $40 a couple months isnt too bad. Beware high use gamers, this may not be the keyboard for you if youre looking for quality and longevity. Maybe shell out some extra money for something that will last longer.

The keyboards size is great, really comfortable on a fairly small desk, Ive had no problems in a few weeks of using it. The backlight works perfectly fine and has several patterns if you like those, though I dont pay much attention to them. My only complaint is that it lacks a Right Ctrl key, which I didnt notice until I started using it, and is a key that most keyboards have, even really compact ones. Other than that it is perfectly fine.

The layout is pretty good. All the keys in a small compact size. RGB is set and cant be changed, just like really cheap keyboards. I bought brown switches for the quiet tactile bump and click but these are probably the worst browns. Hard to press down and most of the keys are inconsistent in terms of sound and actuation pressure. Pretty cheaply made. The one thing that made me ultimately return is that none of my cables will fit. Not messing with that.

Big fan of this keyboard. I gotta say, a lot of the reviews are misleading. The keyboard has 6 colors (red, orange, green, blue, purple, and pink) with one color for each row. By hitting Fn + PgDn you can change the way the keys light up (there are about 8 different settings). For example, it an just be permanently on or the keys turn on when you type or they fade in and out. You can also adjust the brightness of the light on the keyboard as well as the frequency of the changes for the settings that change. I am a big fan and for the price its at, this keyboard is a complete bargain.