HUO JI Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 60%, E-YOOSO Z-88 RGB Backlit, Pluggable Brown Switch, USB Type-C Cable Detachable, Compact 81 Keys, for Windows PC Laptop Mac

The media could not be loaded. So it's been 3 months since i am using this keyboard and i gotta say this really is something.This is my third mechanical keyboard and the only thing bad about is a non braided cable but since i ain't an animal so it's not much of a problem for me(XD).Also there is no right Ctrl key but it ain't that big of a deal.The metallic base and the white colouring plus the red switches give a proper feel while typing/gaming.Quiet as a cat but when you press the key harder the keycaps provide a soothing noise too striking on the metallic base.This keyboard is light as anything.Despite of the metallic base it weighs very less and is easily portable.I preffered TKL because the 60% didn't had the function keys(f1-f12).******************A QUICK REVIEW******************//Pros1.Red switch good for gaming as well as typing.2.Good quality keycaps3.Metallic base adds to beauty as well as durability.4.Light and easily portable//Cons1. No braided wire but the insulation is still good until and unless you chew the wires.2. Right ctrl key not present but that ain't big of a deal as you will not see a difference even if it was there.If you still want to know anything about any peripherals or anything basically related to pc/laptops just contact me on insta @shashank_sinha1211

Love the keyboard. Had previously used motospeed 60% mechanical keyboard and it started having issues so brought this one. I brought the keyboard for my wfh setup. Basically for coding.Love the feel, the blue switch, the blue switch sound and the nice colorful keycaps. And belive me 80% keyboard is lot better for productivity than comparing to 60%. Missed the arrow key for my coding when i had 60% keyboard but this one has the arrow keys which is great for my coding use.The RGB colors looks so nice having lot of effects as well. And RGB lights looks lot better since the keyboard is mostly white.Will recommend this one for the price for sure

looking good so far. I was hesitant to buy it at first coz I have never heard of the huoji brand in my life, but after using it for a few days it seems like a nice and fine keyboard. if u ask me it is worth 4.5k rupees only if it doesn't break in a few months, as I have seen lots of complaints about the key not responding after a few months I really really hope the same doesn't happen to me. I bought the one with brown switches bcoz I don't like a lot of noise from my keyboard. oh yeah one thing the stabilizer in the spacebar is a little shaky, but personally, it doesn't bother me. also what I don't like about this keyboard is the shiny silver plate wish it was white. also, the cable is greyish in color. overall it's a nice keyboard. I will update my review if the keys stop working or the keyboard dies. ok after using for 20 days number "5" key gave up, so yeah i cant recommend to anyone

No RIGHT CONTROL, literally unusable. What even is a keyboard without a right control key?All kidding aside, this is a FANTASTIC KEYBOARD, no cap, but CAP because EMPHASIS.The White finish and ARGB lights are smooth AF. It completely mesmerizing how GOOD the "RGB over white" implementation on this keyboard is. This might just be the snazziest keyboard I have used.Totally worth the muneh. Personally got it for INR 4300. You might scoff and proclaim "actually I got it for 3 rupees and a pebble!" but for me it was a good deal.

bad product, many of the switches stopped responding making it useless or annoying to use because you need to go back and retype the missing letters.Initially it was good, looks were good, speed was also good, but now it is useless.

So I'm a semi Professional Gamer and I am going to be getting the Razer Huntsman Mini later next year, but I wanted to find a Good Mechanical Keyboard with Red Switches that was small because I had never used a Red Switch and I had never used a 60% keyboard So I hopped on amazon to find a good one but I couldn't Find any, Then my Friend pointed me to this keyboard and now I've been using it for more than a Week and I can say, I am Surprised, The Price and The number of reviews made me suspicious of this keyboards quality but it actually is good, it uses Red Switches and it has some really basic Abs Plastic keycaps, The Pcb is metallic and the Case is Plastic, it has a detachable USB C cable that can be routed (its not wireless) there is Per key Rgb and all the presets are good and can be accessed by pressing Function and Page Down, Its 75% with the arrow keys and function row but it's still really pretty small. So far that I have used it I have loved the typing experience and gaming with it is really nice, I would definitely recommend it at the moment, it's pretty cheap (got for 4900) and it's good quality, I will suggest adding a Dampening Foam pad and maybe Lubericating the Switches to make it feel much better. But at the end of the day it gets a big ol' 5 from me!Update:I have used this keyboard now for 6 months plus and I have to say that my original statement still stands! This keyboard continues to impress me with its build and Durability. I have used it for typing scripts and Gaming and It has held its own every well. Some tips I can give you is to wash the keycaps every month or so and clean the keyboard. Also Doing some mods on it might make it much better. I opened up mine and Did a few mods, Namely thePe Foam line under the bottom rowPolifyl on the upper rowsSilicon Dampener under all of thatAnd the Tape mod.Check out the Bad Seed tech and Alexotos Keychron Q1 modding video for a demonstration of how to perform some of these mods. Also after modding I cleaned the keyboard and now It types and feels much better and has a great Thocky feel. 5/5! Wonderful keyboard, easy recommend.

It's amazing to be able to just replace the keys that break than just having to purchase a whole new product whenever it happens, not like the any of the keys that it had have broken yet. They also have provided me with extra keys just in case which is a great addition. Would recommend.

I've had many high-end gaming keyboards such as Razer and Logitech, but this is the best keyboard I've ever owned.It is functionally flawless, with the possible exception of its limited RGB customization. Even so, the RGB is basic rather than flawed or incomplete. While it cannot be synchronized with other hardware, it remains quite flexible and requires no software. Mine is set to a uniform dim white light that can only be seen in darkness, and it looks sharp.I've had the keyboard since 2017, and I have treated it quite poorly during travel. That's 7 years, and all I've ever had to do was replace my letter "A" switch with one of the included spares. It was entirely straightforward and took like ten minutes. Everything else has always worked normally.I'm impressed. I'm very skeptical of modern technology since it often fails quickly or has annoying flaws. This thing is perfect.

J'avais envie d'un clavier qui faisait du bruits et qui s'illuminait.. et bien c'est vraiment top ! Le clavier est hyper jolie, solide et la qualité est top.. franchement je recommande

This is going to sound unreal, but I’ve had this gaming keyboard for almost 4 years now, I bought this over 3 years ago and I still use it literally everyday.You would think a keyboard like this is cheap garbage that would break in a few months or a year for sure. You’d be wrong I have literally pounded on this keyboard a dozen times and have been gentle with it in other times, I’ve cleaned it and taken care of it, and absolutely mashed the keys hard, I’ve spammed the space bar to death and clicked every button thousands if not hundreds of thousands of times, and in the end it remains perfectly working. Not one key has broken, nor one switch stuck. Not a single replacement has been done even with the provided extra switches. The durability on this keyboard is without a doubt phenomenal, it’s loud or mechanical as advertised every button click satisfying but loud.Only a few things to note to consider about this keyboard- switches are loud, but that’s because it’s a mechanical keyboard- comes with extra switches and plastic key remover- keys are a little, and I mean just a little hard to press, if you have weak fingers this isn’t the most sensitive keyboard, it’s tough for a reasonGreat keyboard for budget gaming and general use at that, unless you want to be able to change the sensitivity on the switches this is the board for you!

I’ve now had this keyboard for about 4-5 months and it just works perfectly fine. I haven’t had any issue with it. The sound is perfect when you click the buttons and so is the RGB. I also switched my key caps which looks even better now :) highly recommend

The media could not be loaded. If you're on this product page, you have most likely seen the more popular black version with more reviews. Well, I'm here to tell you that this is the better buy between the two and I'll tell you why. Unlike the black colored variant that most people are buying, this comes with additional Outemu Blue switches and a keyswitch puller.This keyboard features Outemu Blue switches, which are Cherry MX clones. However, I've noticed these switches are not the same as other Outemu Blues I've seen on other keyboards. They feel a bit scratchy, but you can put in any switch you want if you don't like them (more on this later). They have some studs around the little cross, but this doesn't seem to have any purpose. If you want to get custom keycaps, they should work, but with one issue. The right shift key is an unusual size, making it hard to find a compatible keycaps set. Your best bet is to either find a white keycap set so that the shift key doesn't stand out too much or find some way to create your own keycap for that right shift.The main reason why I recommend this keyboard is because it features hot-swappable keyswitches. With the included keyswitch puller, you can pull out the switches and put in a different MX style switch and it'll work, no soldering needed. Why would you want such a feature? One reason is that this eliminates one point of failure. If a keyswitch stop working, just take it out (they do include 5 spare switches). Or if you want to try a different switch but don't want to spend $40+ on another keyboard, you can buy a bag of switches for as low as $30 (price depends on the manufacturer of the switch). One thing to keep in mind is that the holes for the pin on the switches are smaller than standard cherry pins, so you will need to file down the pins on your switches before installing them.Let's talk about the design of the keyboard. The keyboard uses a detachable micro-USB cable. This means you can get a new cable if the stock cable breaks or get a nicer cable. The cable that comes in the box is a pretty stand thick gray cable with no-frills. There are 3 channels for the cable to go through, the sides and straight out the back. One thing the white version of this keyboard has over the black variant is that the LED appears to be much brighter and more vivid. This is because the backplate reflects the lights much better than a black surface does. This creates a nice under-glow and more even lighting compared to the black version. The backplate appears to be a solid piece of aluminum, which makes the keyboard feel very sturdy and a more premium. The housing appears to be PBT plastic, but I can't tell for sure since it doesn't have any indicator. As for the keycaps, it has that really awful gamer font that many budget mechanical keyboard uses. They're doubleshot ABS, not laser-etched as the product description states, which is good. This means that the legends will not fade away, but because they are abs this means they are prone to shining. With my black Z-88, the spacebar already has a bit of wear on the right side after 3 weeks of use.The lighting effects are pretty good for the price. It's not a "true" RGB keyboard as it only has a small number of colors to choose from. However, with these colors, I am sure you'll find one that matches your setup. I was surprised to see that the white color mode is actually pretty white compared to other RGB keyboards where the white would be a blue or a bit pink. There are 10 lighting modes to choose from, I have uploaded a video showing these.Overall this is a great keyboard for those who are looking at getting a mechanical keyboard but don't want to spend a lot of money to find a good one.