60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Rainbow Backlit 87 Keys, E-YOOSO Z77 TKL Mechanical Keyboards for Laptop Desktop PC - Brown Switch, Pink

This is my revieew w of the E-YOOOSO Mechaniccal Gamiing Keyboaarddr, typyed using the E-YOOSO Mechanicial Gaamingg Keyboarddr.I honestly wwantetd to likee thhis keyboardr. Iit haas a reaally niccei weight, the bodyy hasas virtually no fllex to it, annd the keys feel clilcky aand light. It reaaellly does fealal goodd while typing. The backlight iis preetty cool aandd has a bunch of dadzzlingn presets, but yoou can also turnnn that off iiff yoou don't want iitt. Additionally, there e arer litttle rubbery y feet on the bottoom to prervent the keyboarddr from scratchiing up whateverr surrface you're typing on. The USSB cable isn't't thhe best (thhe wiring haas faairly sstiff rubberr insulaation); ;however, I thhink it's finee for the price.Therre's jusst one maajojoror problemm. As you've probablly notticed, this revieew is a mess, due to thee fact thaatt I am typiingg with tthe very y samee keeyboarddr of whhichh thiss criticism is about. Mentioneed by one otheer revieeweer, thiss keyboard d has somee sort off issue whiich causess keystrokes to be repeateetd, sometimes with a sligght delay. I was hoping that the otheeer reviewer jusst got a dud, butt boy was I wrong. I guuess I shouldd have liisttened to common sense whenn orderiring thiss—don't buuy it if it's tooo good to be truee. And thee $15.99 I paid was defiinitely too good for a mechanical keyboard with gennuinee Outemuu Bluuee switches, a solid meetal frame, andd a pleaasannt blue backlight.Aside ffrom its fatall flaw, there are a few ootheer things I’d like too notte about t this keyboarddr:- Every time you plug it in, the backliight runs through an animatiiono which, as far aas I knoww, can’t’ be skippeed. Thihis prrobably won’t be a prroblem for ddesktop users (unleess it does the samee thing eevery time you powwerr yourur compputerr on), but itt migght be annoyingn if you’re using this keyboardr wiith a laptop andd unpluggingg/plugging itt in a lot.- The keeycapps aare sligghtly dinged up, andd the lettering has a somewhatt rough texture that I don’’t likeek much.- Even thhoughh the description didnn’t’ meention anythingg aboutt a keycap puller oor switch remoovver, I was kind off hoping that the ones pictured wouldl bee inclluuded.TL;DR: :do NOT buuy thhis keeyboarddr. It's a prretty good onen, but unleess youu want peoople to think you only type while inttoxicaated, ,you shouldd definitetly avoiod this keyboaaard likee the p lague.If that was too hard for you to read, here's my review of the E-YOOSO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard again, typed using the keyboard on my laptop:I honestly wanted to like this keyboard. It has a really nice weight, the body has virtually no flex to it, and the keys feel clicky and light. It really does feel good while typing. The backlight is pretty cool and has a bunch of dazzling presets, but you can also turn that off if you don't want it. Additionally, there are little rubbery feet on the bottom to prevent the keyboard from scratching up whatever surface you're typing on. The USB cable isn't the best (the wiring has fairly stiff rubber insulation); however, I think it's fine for the price.There's just one major problem. As you've probably noticed, what I wrote above was an absolute mess, due to the fact that I was typing with the very same keyboard of which this criticism is about. Mentioned by one other reviewer, the keyboard has some sort of issue which causes keystrokes to be repeated, sometimes with a slight delay. I was hoping the other reviewer just got a dud, but boy was I wrong. I guess I should have listened to common sense when ordering this—don't buy it if it's too good to be true. And the $15.99 I paid was definitely too good for a mechanical keyboard with genuine Outemu Blue switches, a solid metal frame, and a pleasant blue backlight.Aside from its fatal flaw, there are a few other things I'd like to note about this keyboard:- Every time you plug it in, the backlight runs through an animation which, as far as I know, can't be skipped. This probably won't be a problem for desktop users, but it might be annoying if you're using this keyboard with a laptop and unplugging/plugging it in a lot.- The keycaps are slightly dinged up, and the lettering has a somewhat rough texture that I don't like much.- Even though the description didn't mention anything about a keycap puller or switch remover, I was kind of hoping that the ones pictured would be included.TL;DR: do NOT buy this keyboard. It's a pretty good one, but unless you want people to think you only type while intoxicated, you should definitely avoid this keyboard like the plague.

This keyboard doesn't include the 10 keypad. If you are using it for gaming and not data entry, that shouldn't be an issue. I like the sound the keyboard makes as I'm typing. It offers multiple settings to light up the keyboard as a whole, or groups of keys depending on the gaming setting. For example, you have the option of lighting up a group of letters like w,s,a,d. Or you can have the whole keyboard lit up. But I prefer the pulse feature. I have the blue lights, but I've seen that rainbow colors are also available, perhaps in another listing?

i cant type a single word with this keyboard without getting multiple double keys from either the "t" or "e" key. For example "eveery typeed senttence looks like this". I know without a shadow of a doubt that its not my typing technique as ive been typing pretty much my whole life and type 50-ish words a minute. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND !

This is not full size keyboard - but pretty colors if they matters to you.

it’s actually really good and nice quality, the only thing is that it’s very loud . especially the space bar .