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

One of the best wired 60% mechanical keyboards on the market. I totally recommend this if you’re on a budget and want something that will have great build quality and a beautiful clack. The outemu blue switches in my opinion are way better than the cherry Mx blues. The sound and feel is astonishing and way more satisfying than the authentic blues. Another plus of this keyboard is the size, it’s super small. It can fit anywhere and it makes it better for traveling. It’s also a good gaming keyboard, I will be using this mainly since my old brown switch keyboard has broken.

Im ngl i bought this very impulsive because I wanted to improve my setup from a corsair and ik this might not cost as much as a corsair but it performs better than one in my opinion.

The prettiest keyboard! Had led lights and it’s not big at all which is what I wanted. Keys are a little loud but I can definitely overlook that.

Ive never encountered quite a keyboard like this one. The buttons look incredible, and the keyboard itself feels amazing. It also has some heft to it, and it really makes the whole thing feel like a quality board in such a little package.

I love it! It sounds amazing! Im using it to type this review and it just feels quite solid, the keys got a lil bit more wobble to em than my Corsair K70 RGB also an amazing keyboard way better than this but we not talking about that one right now. So on to this Blue mechanical switch keyboard, its really compact and perfect for small tables or desks, its got two small rubberized feet towards the top of the keyboard, really nice. cant customize the keys individually

Pros: Good, cheap intro keyboard for people wanting to get into mechanical keyboards Small and compact Bright lighting Brown switches feel nice and tactile but not loud Cons: The biggest con is the d key doesnt register sometimes when gaming which makes this keyboard almost unusable for any competitive game, but registers consistently when typing so it may be a software problem or the key has a loose connection, but I dont have a soldering iron on hand to attempt to fix. Keys not RGB for black keyboard - a white backlight wouldve been much better than the rainbow.

RGB lights only, no single color, very limited lighting effects Less than impressed with this keyboard, i didnt read deep enough and the MFR doesnt stipulate you cant do single colors

Son loves this keyboard.. loves the sound

The fact that this keyboard allows me to disable the windows button while gaming already puts this keyboard in my top 10. The buttons are crisp and brings my gaming experience to a whole new level (ive been using my laptop keyboard this past 4 years). My big complaint is that I received an obvious used keyboard when Im pretty sure I chose the “brand new” option. Almost all keys have dents on them, obvious signs that the keys in the keyboard has been taken off several times with the tool thing. At first I thought those keys were intentionally designed to have “grips” to make it easier to take them off, but they weren’t even uniform! They all had dents in random places. This product is certainly used and it shouldn’t be advertised as ‘brand new’. Just dissapointed.

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.