E-YOOSOZ-94 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Rainbow Backlit, 94 Key Gaming Keyboard for Office and Games (Red Switch)

I was in need of a shorter keyboard for the keyboard stand that my wife made for me. This keyboard is the perfect size and I love the sensory feedback and sound I get when typing on it. I love it so much that I painted my keyboard stand to match it! I would highly recommend it if you’re looking for a nice addition to your WFH setup!

As a Ph.D. candidate and pastor, I spend an immense amount of time typing, so finding a reliable and comfortable keyboard is crucial for my daily tasks. The E-YOOSO Z-94 Mechanical Keyboard has quickly become one of the best keyboards I've owned.Build Quality and Design:The keyboard has a solid and compact build, which I appreciate. It's a bit smaller than a full-sized keyboard, and while it took some time to adjust—especially with the absence of a dedicated num pad, "Enter," and "Del" keys—the compact design ultimately saves desk space and looks sleek. The rainbow backlighting adds a nice touch, making it visually appealing without being overly flashy.Typing Experience:The red switches, even though they're knock-offs, provide an excellent typing experience. The feel and sound of the keys are satisfying, delivering a smooth and responsive keystroke that makes long typing sessions enjoyable. Whether I'm typing out lengthy research papers or sermon notes, the keyboard holds up remarkably well.Conclusion:Despite the initial adjustment period due to its compact size, the E-YOOSO Z-94 is a fantastic keyboard that combines a solid build, pleasing aesthetics, and a great typing experience. If you're in the market for a reliable mechanical keyboard that won't break the bank, this one is definitely worth considering.

The media could not be loaded. Great mechanical keyboard for the price. Only negative is the spacebar sounds like you're banging an empty 30 gallon metal barrel. Quickly modded it with some foam and tape and it sounds much better now.My daughter loves it...and it's quiet enough where I can't hear her clacking away from across the house.

I am a Senior Software Engineer. In the last year I have acquired a fetish for collecting mechanical keyboards. I love all of the different key layout styles available on mechanical keyboards. This is my sixth mechanical keyboard for 2023. The E-YOOSO Z-94 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard Rainbow Backlit, 94 Key Gaming Keyboard offers yet another key layout when compared to the other mechanical keyboards I have acquired.The E-YOOSO Z-94 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard has 94 keys which includes the number pad and arrow keys. Gone are the Ins, Home, PgUp, Del, End, and PgDn keys. I will admit that I do miss these keys. The functionality of each of the missing keys is still available; just not the physical keys. There are Ins and Del keys as long as the Num Lock is turned off. If Num Lock is on, the Ins is the 0 and the Del key is the period.This keyboard for sure has an interesting key layout. It is for sure nice having a smaller profile keyboard with the number pad. Just get used to turning the Num Lock on and off for the various functions.I got this keyboard with red switches. The red switches are the non-clicky switches. The only sound you get is a very light sound of the keys hitting bottom. But after using this keyboard for a couple of days, I have come to love how smooth this thing is. Your fingers just glide over this keyboard. Smooth keystrokes with the thump of the key hitting bottom. No click of the switch but the gratifying feel and sound of each key hitting bottom with effortless effort required. This keyboard is a cruiser.The backlighting of the E-YOOSO Z-94 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is decent. The only option you get for lighting on this keyboard is the rainbow colors and that is how it is advertised. So they are true to their word. Each of the key's values are lit up in a nice yellow. The lighting even at the max setting is not super bright but still is a decent brightness. There are lots of different lighting styles. It would be nice if the keyboard could be lit up in just one color. But again, this keyboard is advertised as Rainbow.I really like the layout of the keys on this keyboard. It has the nice layout for a software engineer. The feel of the keys are gratifying. I like the red switches.If you want an amazing keyboard who even a Senior Software Engineer can love, get this one. And oh save a chunk of change as well compared to the price of other mechanical keyboards. As of the time of this writing, the E-YOOSO Z-94 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard was selling at $29.99 which is an amazing deal for a mechanical keyboard. If you want keys with a super smooth stroke with no clicks, but instead the sounds of the keys hitting bottom, get the red switches. If you want the sound of each key clicking, get the blue switches.Overall, the E-YOOSO Z-94 Mechanical Gaming Keyboard is a welcome addition to my growing mechanical keyboard collection.

I like it I'll buy again..

I have a super expensive cherry mx black switch keyboard to compare the e-yooso outemu black switch keyboard to, so I think that qualifies me to say that while I can tell the difference, that for the same use you want... like your rowdy son or daughter using a keyboard that wont let them bust it... this is the one. I love both the other e-yooso full and now the mini. It says "rgb" and ha ha yeah kinda. the red light is always red light, etc. There are patterns for the kb to do the wave and stuff, but honestly... just using it with dedicated colors for each row is kinda efficient. So for this price... its a steal. I love this thing.

I really don't like this keyboard. What initially attracted me to it was the fact it has a number pad, but after actually using the keyboard, I'd prefer a nicer keyboard without a number pad.I have several gripes with this keyboard: first, the sound. It is hollow and pingy. Not satisfying to type on, or listen to. Next, it's the positioning of the cable. The cable plugs into the left side of the keyboard, not the top, which I find extremely annoying, as it ends up running into other things on my desk. I've never seen a keyboard that has the cable coming out of the left side, but given how annoying it is, I can see why other manufacturers don't do it this way. Another issue is with the backlight--the backlight colors are actually static. The colors don't change, which is something to keep in mind if you care about backlight colors.Overall, I wouldn't recommend this keyboard. I'd spend a little more and get a nicer keyboard.

teclado mecanico de muy buena calidad, li recomiendo