HUO JI E-Yooso Z-88 Typewriter Mechanical Keyboard, Rainbow LED Backlit, Vintage Retro Style with Red Switches, Compact 81 Keys for PC, Mac, White

Love this keyboard! I was looking for an RGB keyboard with brown switches that had arrow keys but no tenkey. I mostly need this keyboard to avoid destroying my laptop's onboard keyboard, however I'm also a writer and in college, so I do a lot of typing and this makes it more fun.Let's start with the pros. The keycaps are white matte plastic with silver chrome edges, and the letters are see-through so the LEDs can shine through. The font is a simple sans-serif, which I appreciate because some keyboards are out here with some ugly a** letters. The function commands are clearly printed in a neutral dark gray. The chrome edges reflect the lights and make them look brighter.I got brown switches and they do have that tactile feel while not having that harsh clicking sound that blue switches have. You just plug it in and there's no extra set up or software involved, and the controls for customizing the lighting presets (color, brightness, and speed) are easy to use. The board also remembers your customization, even if you unplug it and plug it back in. I have to do that a lot because I take my laptop to classes, and there's been no issues each time I do it. It also works just fine with a USB-A female to USB-C male adapter. The rubber/silicone feet are almost flush to the rest of the board, so it lays as flat as can be, and the feet that fold out are sturdy and also have rubber/silicone endcaps.Now to the "cons", which I put in quotation marks because considering the price point, you have to temper your expectations a bit. I like the sound of the board, especially when typing quickly, however there is a noticeable ping/metallic ringing noise. It's not too intrusive as I got used to it within a couple days, but if you're listening for it, you'll definitely hear it. The backspace key feels and sounds markedly different from all the others, where it feels like you're not able to press it down all the way (I suspect it has to do with the stabilizers). There's a slight scratchy noise that becomes more noticeable when you're pressing only a few keys, probably just because the switches aren't lubed. You could likely fix these problems by modding the board, however if you don't plan to do that, take this into consideration.Overall, this keyboard has its flaws, but for how much you have to pay for it, it's a great buy. For me, the layout, aesthetic, and lighting customization make the little flaws absolutely worth it and I'm happy I decided on this.

Its so bright and pretty! buttons work smoothly and its way easier to see the letters on each key becasue of how much it lights up. Absolutely love all the different color settings. It's a very heavy duty keyboard, not cheaply made at all. And it fits perfectly on my small desk. only downside is it's not wireless but I don't mind much becasue it's just that nice of a keyboard. GREAT PRICE TOO!

This keyboard is gorgeous and exactly what I was looking for. It has some slight clicking, but isn't too loud (Brown Switch) which is perfect for me. I love how you can go through all the different color modes and how compact it is. I have a small keyboard space on my desk and this fits perfectly with a mousepad right next to it. I just received this product today, so I can't speak to its durability yet, but have been using it for a couple hours and it is very easy to type with. If I later have any complications, I will come back to update this. But if not, then things have gone well and I will continue to leave it at a 5 star review.Now for the good stuff! I noticed a lot of reviews saying that it cannot be set to one rgb backlight color. This is a mistake! It can indeed be set. I have attached a picture of the keyboard set to light pink (although I realize it is not much proof, lol). To do this, make sure the keyboard is on the FIRST setting, the one you get right out of the box (rainbow, but no movement). Now press FN and +/- buttons next to the numbers at the top of the keyboard (not the arrows at the bottom) simultaneously to cycle through the colors. Voila! You can do this with the moving settings as well to get a movement of just one color. Just remember that only the first one will get you a solid non-moving setting.

The media could not be loaded. Before I purchased this keyboard I had purchased 2 other RGB keyboards and ended up returning them because I didn’t like them for various reasons. This keyboard is the perfect size for me, it’s not too big it’s not too small it’s in the middle. I love that it has the round keys even though it did take some time to get used to typing with them with long nails because my fingers kept sliding off of them but now I’m good. I love the colors of it they’re vibrant and always on. It has a ton of different options and colors that you can set it to from a single color to scrolling through the rainbow. Mug does a whole bunch of stuff so if you watch the video I posted you’ll see all of that. Only time will tell how long it will last but I hope it’s a long time because I really do love this keyboard. No regrets.

The keyboard is great if you want to use it as it comes, but it does not lend itself to customizing at all. If you don't plan on changing out the switches, this will be a great keyboard for you. There are an amazing number of RGB light options and the typrewriter-style keys are cute and quirky. The silver trim on the keys can come off if you aren't gentle enough removing the keycaps, but they are fairly durable if you leave them alone. My biggest complaint is that the keyboard is not hot swappable at all. As indicated in the attached photo, the switches are all soldered to the board: if you try to remove any of the switches, you will break the switch before it's coming out. The keyboard is really a great one for it's price, I just wish it was swappable as, after using it for a year, I had hoped to customize it. Had I bought this solely for customizing, it would have been a complete waste of money.