HUO JI E-Yooso Z-88 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Customizable RGB Backlit, Blue Switches - Clicky, Metal Panel, Wired 104 Keys for Mac, PC, Silver+White

(Using it as I type out this review) Out of the box it comes neatly wrapped in bubble wrap and has what I think are extra key parts. 4 silent key and 1 clicky key part with the tool to pull out the keys. The keyboard turned RED once I plugged it in and it also included a small paper with instructions for the key functions and different types of color combinations. The keyboard also supports a custom key color mode for those who want to have their own key colors.

This keyboard is exactly that. I had no idea at first, but this doesnt have wireless capability, but thats ok. These keys are strong, much more so than my old Logitech set with a mouse, which was not a nice detachable USB type C. The RGB is a little weird, but I was able to figure out how to configure it without reading the instructions. It can even do this rainbow-ripple thing across the keys, which is what I didnt expect. Really cool. The detachable cord makes it easy to switch to a controller for games with gamepad input well as keyboard and mouse input. I use a Steam Controller when I dont need a keyboard/mouse. Though one might think about getting a wireless keyboard, this one is just the same, but without the delay and just as easy to manage. Overall, a great keyboard.

Some of the keys started to act up after about 6 months. Love the keyboard, so sad to have issues!

I love this keyboard! It’s more clickity clackity than my last one but I’m used to it and doesn’t bother me at all. It’s been almost a month since I’ve been using it. Such a huge upgrade from my last one. The lights are so cool and easy to change. Super comfortable and really well made for a $50 keyboard. Highly recommend if you are someone who is also a gamer, types often, and is looking for a nice white keyboard. I paired this with the white razer deathadder mouse. Aesthetically pleased on top of the performance. I may update this review with a photo.

Description: Full-size keyboard. Metal plate on plastic housing. Keyswitches are mounted to top plate with no frame/bezel. Non-removable USB cable (grey plastic, NOT braided). Key Switches: I purposely chose this keyboard due to the use of Outemu blue switches. I desired this switch based on the force curves I compared on input club (input.club/the-comparative-guide-to-mechanical-switches/tactile-clicky/). Some keyboard experts claim that the Outemu switches are louder than Cherry MX, but I think it matters little when choosing a clicky (blue) switch. The sound of the space bar press/release has a unique sound and some may find it annoying, but I can live with it. This is a joy to type on. I like the tactility and click of these Outemu blue switches. Ive also spent hundreds of hours typing Cherry MX browns, Topre, White Alps, and Kailh blues and this keyboard is one of my favorite for typing. Keycaps: The keycaps seem to be some sort of double-shot, white and clear. These seem like a better quality keycap than the typical backlit keyboards which have a clear keycap which is coated in black which can wear off and leave you with ugly see-through tops. Other comments: This keyboard doesnt feel very heavy, but is extremely rigid (due to the metal top plate). The instruction book is in Chinese, but I was able to find some youtube reviews to learn the different lighting modes. I really like that this model has no logo or insignia on the top plate. Even the lock light labels are very simple/subdued. At the time of this writing, this keyboard is on sale for $51.99 which is probably one of the best prices Ive seen for a keyboard of this quality. The keyboard came with a keypuller, switchpuller, and a few spare Outemu blue switches. The only thing I dont like is the keycap font. I think it may appeal to some, but I think it looks like it is trying too hard to be cool.

The keyboard is great, it feels nice and sturdy and lights are cool. It fits well with my set up!!

This is the perfect rgb keyboard for me. It has minimal branding on it and is very sleek. The brightness of the rgb is awesome! And it’s perfectly “clicky” for me. I ordered the blue switch option.

I’m often having to re-type things bc it wont initially register what I’m very clearly typing. The volume buttons don’t work. It’s LOUD, even with double bands under the keys.

It is so cool to use it for gaming. Feel like have a party when you typing. Just love it.

I replaced the keycaps for aesthetic reasons, but the backlighting settings are so pretty. FN + INS and u get a variety of different lighting. Keyboard works great and looks great too.