HUO JI E-YOOSO Z-13 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, Wired Compact 89 Keys with Number Pad, LED Backlit, Clicky Blue Switch, Detachable USB-C Cable for Windows/Mac, Laptop/Computer (White Grey)

I really love this keyboard. In fact, I'm typing on it right now! I got it to use in my office. I think it is classy looking with the white and grey keys. Obviously a mechanical keyboard does make loud clicking sounds, so it you are unfamiliar, be aware of that. But I think the mechanism of the keys is really smooth, and honestly sort of fun to type on.

Pros:Detachable USB-C allowed for swappable cables, backlighting could be customized to user desire, extra keycaps allowed for some color customization, and the keyboard was hot swappable, which is a nice touch for a budget keyboard. The layout is nice; the numpad is a bit strange and does not make a ton of sense to me because it does not have a zero key, but it was still a nice touch.Cons:The backlighting was a terrible color. I kept it off most of the time because I thought that it looked so horrible. It was this terrible yellow that did not match the theme of the keyboard. The reason I returned it was because the spacebar rattle was bothering me so much. I tried to ignore it, but I do a lot of typing for school, and the sound bothered me.Overall:I did not love the keyboard. The rattle and the backlight were annoying, but it you are just getting into keyboards or want an affordable option, this is a solid start. You can always look up mods on how to fix rattle, but the backlight color is permanent (it can always just be turned off).

Keyboards great but the lights color is a lot more lime-yellow than displayed

The media could not be loaded.  This keyboard is easy to use and I would say it’s beginners friendly. If you don’t like the key caps you can always buy some that you do like and swap them out too. The key cap sound could be better but it’s not horrible.

I have the keyboard with blue switches and mostly like it, but it has a few issues. Although this keyboard uses Huano blue 3 pin dust proof switches; there are no specifications listed on the box or manual. There is a Prop 65 warning on the manual, but it doesn’t list the offending substance or material. The windows key can be locked by pressing Win+FN, but there is no indicator that it is locked other than testing it. Pressing the num lock or caps lock key makes the entire board LED lighting flicker momentarily. About 90 percent of the keycaps were not seated fully on the switches but could have been caused by shipping. The spacebar has a distinct hollow sound when pressed and it is not pleasant at all.This keyboard has yellow backlighting, but I think it looks good on the white and grey keycap color scheme. Two spare switches are included with an additional orange colored ESC and spacebar key. The keyboard works fine for gaming or typing, but the spacebar key sound can be grating over time. I like the compact form factor of this keyboard, but the numpad section looks out of place. I do like the simple detachable USB-C cable with a ferrite core, although it is not braided. According to the box this keyboard has swappable switches, which is nice if a switch goes bad. A keycap and switch puller are included, but I would use better quality tools.Overall, I think this entry level blue switch mechanical keyboard has some good features like the detachable USB-C cable, swappable switches, and spare parts. However, the unpleasant spacebar sound, single color backlighting, and form factor might not be for everybody.

The media could not be loaded.  I really like this keyboard !!It’s a good size and weight. It looks and feels good. I added my own touch to it by adding my own keycaps. My “K” key did come in-box fallen off though, so I guess it made easier to replace.Plugged it in and immediately worked. I’m using my own cord , not the one included, and it works still just fine. I did get worried though as it wouldn’t type. Turns out you may need to reset your pc as a new keyboard can cause it to “freeze”. I’ve never had that happen before, but now I know!The manual comes in English which is nice and it’s very easy to follow.I didn’t receive a keycap puller though even though it’s stated to. It’s okay because I have quite a few anyways, but it is still a missing part.The keys are quite loud though. Even with new keycaps, and the ones I added are more dense and heavy; the keys are loud. I’ve had blue switches before and this is the loudest one yet i swear. Someone said the space bar sounds bad and it kinda just sounds hollow? Definitely the loudest key though! I’m going to probably try to add some foam into the keyboard to quite it a little.All in all it works and looks good. Just had a little scare and just a tad too loud.

I ordered this for my wife—who thinks it looks like BB-8—as she loves mechanical keyboards and specifically picked this one out because:- it connects via USB-C, which makes it more compatible with all sorts of devices- the the USB-C cable is not integrated, so should it go bad, you can just replace it- it has a smaller footprint, yet still incorporates a numpad- the keycaps and switches are replaceable; in fact, it comes with a different coloured spacebar and escape keyAbout the only thing we haven't liked is that the placement of the numpad is higher than usual, but that's a necessity due to the cursor keys. Also, most of the lighting effects are gimmicky and distracting, but there are a couple of nice ones.

Mechanical keyboards are a luxury and niche item.Each person likes something specific and particular with these sort of items which makes finding these little hidden gems all the more enjoyable.The screenshots of the product gave me concern with the depressed F12 button shown which, thankfully, was not a thing and merely a bad image.Budget red switches but a seemingly strong construction keeps this keyboard in a firm B grade category for a budget keyboard. Not bad for the cost but it's clear where choices were made to accommodate the price.