HUO JI E-Yooso Z-88 Typewriter Style Mechanical Gaming Keyboard USB Wired, Programmable RGB Backlit, Blue Switches - Clicky, Software Supported, Retro 104 Keys for Mac, PC, White

It does take a bit of time to get used to the round keys, but it is a very well constructed keyboard. My desktop came with the basic light, flimsy keyboard that slid around the desk even though I have a pad for it... which is why I went shopping for a keyboard - and believe me, I shopped. I had several in my cart at one time to compare and read reviews. The deciding factors for me was with most other lighted keyboards the keys just have painted on letters, so in a darkened room you only see the outline of the backlit keys, and not what is written on the keys. In contrast, with this keyboard the keys are not painted on but transparent, so the letters/numbers themselves light up along with the keys being backlit, making it easy to see what numbers you are typing. One of the other highlights for me is that you can dim the light and select just a solid color. They do include an instruction booklet on how to change the colors and it is really easy to follow. What surprised me the most was its weight. Its more than twice the weight of my previous cheap plastic keyboard. This keyboard has a top deck of what appears to be powder-coated aluminum. It has some heft to it, feels solid and stays put, no more sliding around the desktop. So far I am very happy with it, and the only issue I have is the height. The keys sit up high off the keyboard, which is great for cleaning, but hard if you rest your wrists while you type. So I might need to invest in a wrist wrest. Oh, and it is very clicky, if that is what you are looking for.

Just got this keyboard today - I love the lighting and I love the feel and sound of the keys when typing!

I am so incredibly happy with my purchase!! OMG I love it so much. The clickity clackity sound helps me be more productive. The colors are amazing and you have so many settings that you can use plus you can change the brightness!! I am thinking about getting one for work as well!

I bought this keyboard in August and have enjoyed it quite a bit. Currently, it is now November and some of the light modes have stopped working correctly. I am rather disappointed that it is already starting to stop functioning correctly in such little time. One of the settings does not even light up anymore. Besides the lighting, the keyboard is still working well.

It’s an awesome light up keyboard with the best clicky sounds, but it developed a burnt wire smell after a few months. My husband thinks it may be overheating and causing a smell similar to an electrical fire. The smell goes away when I stop using the keyboard.

When I saw this keyboard I instantly fell in love with it and wanted it for my new pc. I was looking for a typewriter styled keyboard with rounded keys. There wan another one the had silver rings around each key but the reviews often said those broke off so I opted for this one. Now I read a lot of reviews on this saying the keyboard died in 1 to 6 months of regular use be it the lights not working or the switches not working. I had chalked these up to defects in the production and the issue lie with QC but getting mine I can see why folks were getting keyboards that broke: POOR PACKAGING. My keyboard was shipped in its actual product box, not an Amazon box with padding, it’s own box. Some keyboard manufacturers make solid boxes to protect the device in transit but this company gave no consideration to protecting their product in shipping since the box is flimsy almost as thin as a stack of about 6 sheets of paper and the thinnest bubble wrap I’ve ever seen. I could literally press the keys from OUTSIDE the box. I tested the functions and it performs fine but I will se in a month if the keyboard holds up. Bottom line: Cool keyboard with amazing leds but poor packaging results in damaged product on arrival.