HUO JI E-Yooso Z-88 RGB Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Metal Panel, Brown Switches, 75% Compact 81 Keys for Mac, PC, Silver and White

Pretty decent budget keyboard. Been using many keyboards like the ducky 2, pok3r, and even opto mechanical keyboards from bloody and razer. Decided to try out this budget keyboard. The otemu switches are basically cheap versions of cherry mxs and i can notice the difference. Once the switches are broken in, they have a deeper sounding click. And these switches makes a ping noise when you bottom it out and again when you release it. Cant also use o rings on this keyboard. Feel is a little bit close to real mx blues imo. Typing is really hard for me if i dont use a handrest but thats really it about typing, types great. Right shift key has a weird size (1.15u i believe) which confuses me sometimes when i type. Gaming on these are not so great. Using blues on CSGO is really hard to get used to and its hard to do jumps and technical parts in osu!. The switches are hot swappable but its a chore to remove the switches but once you get it off its ez to put it on and off. Had to file the pins to fit cherry mx switches i HIGHLY recommend not to force mx switches in. It broke 2 pins on 2 switches. Electronic stuffs are okay too. Grey detachable micro usb cable looks kinda bland but gets the job done. RGB is awesome on this keyboard bright and sharp colors. Can also kinda hear the high pitch noise the rgb makes and its mildly infuriating. Little to no flex on the keyboard and the switches are plate mounted. Tbh this is a decent keyboard for people who wants to try out a mech keyboard for the first time or to people who wants a loud clicky keyboard to type with.

I just got this keyboard today and I love it! I never really write reviews on my Amazon purchases (that would be a full time job) but I wanted to write a review for this mainly so I could type on it! Ive never actual had a mechanical keyboard before and I love the feel of this. Its definitely louder than say the keyboard on my iMac, but its also waaaayyyy nicer to type on. I feel like I could type on this all day! Also the lights are amazing! So many different modes and they are very bright too. Some people complained about the font of the keys, I dont mind it honestly. I dont do much gaming, but I dont why this keyboard wont be great for that as well. I also ordered the 10ft Double Braided Nylon USB 2.0 A to Micro B cable (in silver) and it looks awesome with this and allows me to use the keyboard in bed (my PC is hooked up to my TV). First impressions are great and Id highly recommend this to anyone, especially for the price! Now Im considering getting another one for my office. I will update the review if anything changes.

I feel like this is a great and cheap gaming keyboard, the only thing is that you cannot choose the colors yourself they have a number of different setting for the colors already programed. But otherwise it works great!!

Overall, fantastic value. About a month into using this keyboard right now. Red switches and the white version, PBT pudding keycaps. You should note that the keyboard is usb 2.0. This is almost never an issue, however on my laptop (all ports are usb 3.0) the inputs are interrupted on occasion. Gaming-wise, this means that if you want to stutter step you might run or not move at all. Pretty much ruining the gaming experience. But, the keyboard works just fine on the usb 3.0 ports on my desktop. Strange as it is, its not a driver problem, nor a wire issue. So it likely has to do with the usb 2.0 to 3.0 interaction, which could change based on different versions of usb 3.0. tldr: keyboard is usb 2.0, so there is the potential for compatibility issues. However it could just as easily work perfectly. I would say that for gaming this makes it unplayable, also for productivity it can be a pain(dropped inputs). Otherwise, it works perfectly.

this was my first gaming keyboard even though i am well informed on the industry i decided to take a chance as it was affordable, the keyboard has blue switches which makes it very loud i was aware of this and its fine for me but with my next keyboard i will look for something more quiet. Overall its a good mid-range keyboard and you get what you pay for.

I love this keyboard. For $50 its a pretty decent buy. Colors are rich and vibrant, aluminum-esque base compliments the white keys. However, the only con to this keyboard is the springs in the switches. When they de-pressurize, you can hear them. Normally with a mechanical keyboard you should only hear the switches themselves, whether theyre clicky, tactile, or linear. In this keyboards case they resemble cherry mx reds, so theyre linear but the sound of the springs give it a bit of a cheaper sound certain keys. Ex. My K keys spring is more pronounced than my D key. Overall, very attractive keyboard for the price. Would recommend for a On budget mech keyboard!

I was a bit worried as I thought was going to be a bigger keyboard. My nephew has another one but the keyboard keeps the lights on all night. He definitely loved this one and he said the size it’s just perfect as the other keyboard is bigger and doesn’t leave enough room on the desk while he is taking his classes online. Was worth the money and see my little nephew very happy.

After a year of gaming on this board, the WASD keys has intermittent issues of not registering. When trying to move in games, the keys wont register sometimes. It was a good year of use, but no longer able to play games on this board. Longevity issues is the reason for 3 stars.

I got each of my daughters, 10 and 12 one of these white red-key RGB keyboards for their laptops, playing Roblox. What a hit that was! Probably the best happiness for the dollar of all Christmas gifts. Multiple modes that change colors and the ability to adjust speed and brightness without a driver. Base feels very solid with a thick aluminum plate under the keys to reflect the light. Only problem is now my girls want external mice as the laptop track pad is not inconvenient, but that has nothing to do with this keyboard. The keys have a slight clicking but I was going for silent. Im new to these gaming keyboards and didnt want them to be annoying on Zoom calls and such. Maybe there arent silent RGB keyboards?

I purchased this keyboard about four months ago, as I was looking for a keyboard with a 75% layout and brown switches. In that time, three keys have had faulty presses and had to be replaced; luckily the keyboard comes with a switch remover and five spare switches to replace them with. Its good that they can be replaced, but Im worried more might break in the future. The switches are Outemu switches, by the way. About the backlighting - I dont use the backlighting much, but it has many colors and effects to choose from, and its definitely bright enough to make out. Pros: Solid/sturdy and thick detachable cable(but not braided) Trenches on the bottom to route the cable to the sides or directly ahead Compact 75% layout 5 extra switches and switch remover Cheap Cons: Questionable switch quality (three failures in four months) Ugly gamer font Some flex when pressing down hard in the middle No bumpers along edges to protect keys when stowed in bag