Additional information
| Package Dimensions | 14.72 x 6.34 x 1.73 inches |
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| Item Weight | 1.72 pounds |
| Manufacturer | E-YOOSO |
| ASIN | B089PWMKG1 |
| Item model number | FBA-K620-RED SWITCH |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #3,389 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games)#256 in PC Gaming Keyboards |
| Date First Available | June 5, 2020 |
Danno –
I wanted to get into mechanical keyboards, so I bought a couple in the $50 – $80 price range. They were junk. One kept failing randomly. It would just stop working in the middle of typing. The other I had to reseat the USB cable every time I woke up my computer. So I bought a 3rd mechanical keyboard, and a 4th. The 3rd one was too small and had no dedicated arrow keys. Very, very annoying to use. The 4th one has mushy keys for a supposidly blue key design. Also, they all had issues with the multi-color RGB thing. I could never seem to get them to remember my preferences. Now I admit that part could have been me, but they were pretty much useless anyway. So, this is my 5th mechanical keyboard and, finally, I landed on a winner. Not only is it less expensive than the others, it worked right out of the box. The blue keys have just the right crisp, clicky feel and sound. It has dedicated arrow keys which I use a lot. It has a delete key, etc. The only ‘drawback’ is that it is one color. However, the color is pleasing. It is a cool light bluish color. It’s easy on the eyes and looks good in the dark. The characters on the key caps are also easy to read, which was another problem I had with some of the other keyboards. The dang keys were hard to read. All in all I think this is a solid keyboard. I ended up liking it so much I bought a 2nd one for another computer.Update: These also come in a full sized version with a 10 key. I ended up buying 2 of the full sized keyboards, so now I have 4 of these keyboards.
Ronny Acosta –
Whether the during the day or at night, the lights on this keyboard are bright. Whether I’m using it for type or for playing games, it’s been great for both. The keys are close enough where I don’t feel like my fingers are stretching out trying to reach the keys. My only complaint is that I wish I got the numbers on the side as well but I’m still able to use the numbers on top but that has been the only thing that has bothered me. Other than that, this keyboard is really cool. When I’m staring to type a document, the keyboard will not light up till I press a key. While I’m typing, the key will light up and then dim when I don’t press that key. The lights on the side will remain on throughout just as long as my computer is on. when it’s off, the lights will turn off as there is no power. I ended up buying a mouse that actually matches the keyboard so I have a well lit work area. This keyboard is fun for the adults and kids in this house, including me.
Dan Mitchell –
Of course I had to get used a bit from a full size keyboard to this reduced size keyboard, but after learning a few shortcuts, I feel very comfortable again and I enjoy the nice colors, which are very beautiful and also help with the different lighting patters wile gaming or typing in the dark. The font is large and bold and even though it’s a modern font, I can read is very easily. On my old keyboard some of the letters were gone and that was the reason for the change and it was worth it. Also this one fits much better on my small desk. Now enjoying this nice keyboard every day.The keyboard can be lifted a bit in the back (one level) and the light can be adjusted in a couple of levels from dark to full and some patterns. The color of the keys is always the same, but it’s a nice, light blue color. But the colors on the side of the keyboard can be changed ad desired.
Lovey Dovey –
I really like it alot but there’s one thing that stops me from gaming most of the time. its to loud these have blue switches and if you didn’t know blue switches are the loudest switches.
Avery basford –
Your browser does not support HTML5 video. I love this keyboard! There are some minor drawbacks—the board has a lot of empty space inside and therefore has an echo, and the stabilizers are pretty rattly. So typing was not the best sounding experience. I added some foam in the case and lubed the stabs with dialectric grease and it sounds great now. Also swapped the keycaps. I absolutely love it and for the price it can’t be beat.
Wǒ shì jiǎ de –
I bought this keyboard for my son, who is into gaming. He wanted a new keyboard with LCD lights, and this one was a great buy. It is a mechanical keyboard, so note that when you type, the keyboard noise is quite loud…which he LOVES! The keyboard itself is nicely backlit with lights, and you can change the mode of the LED lights. Both the lighting on the keyboard and the side of the keyboard has its own lighting modes…so you can customize them the way you like best. The keyboard has feet, so it prevents it from sliding when you are gaming or typing. The keyboard is also water resistant, so my son doesn’t have to worry if he accidentally gets it wet. All in all, this is a great keyboard. So glad my son loves it. Now to find him a good gaming mouse to match it!
Sean –
IT IS a fully mechanical tenkeyless keyboard!!! I bought it for $15 and it has side rgb lighting and illuminated keys?! Yes the springs and something about the typing feels a slightly off compared to the $60+ counterparts and the housing is very light so you actually hear the springs and a very subtle echoed *thock* noise if you go out of your way to pay attention to it. However I plan on installing foam or something to deaden the sound and the performance (what actually matters to me) and features is amazing for the price! Seriously anything else at this price point is advertised as membrane or “mechanical feeling” and even those go for $20+ usually. These are true mechanical switches you just can’t simply expect more for this price point. I’m averaging 70-100 wpm with the blue switches.
Rodolfo B. González –
Was looking for a cheap TKL MK with switches that were not blue, I did enjoy my first experience with a MK, but eventually the clickyness is not for everybody. Blacks are a lot more desirable in regards to feel and sound.This is overall a nice MK, changed the keycaps to a RedDragon set that had better lettering and since I really do not use the secondary function, I am not bothered by which one raises or lowers the volume or mutes the computer.Did the foam mod, no need to take off the switches, which are a pain to remove with the included remover, honestly get a better quality one for that matter. Just take the caps close to the screws, take them off and then with an old plastic card start unclipping the top portion of the kb. this will allow for it to come off with the PCB, switches and caps attached to it. If you are looking for further modding, as changing stabs and lubing the caps, then you will need to do the whole process.In the end, this is a nice kb for the price and for you to start modding, oh and by the way the light is white, and the sides are rgb, so be advised. If you want to “remove” the rgb ligths on the sides, while doing the foam mod, cover the whole bottom portion and the leds with not shine thru, but if you want them to show, then make sure the foam mod does not go from from end to end, ensure at least one third of an inch of space.
Eddy –
Bought this mechanical keyboard on accident as im not a fan of mechanical switches just wanted blue LEDS for night time typing to replace my rainbow led keyboard that wouldnt let me change the colors. I dont really like the sound of clicking when it comes to these keyboards but everything else when it came to this one blew me away. This is my first mechanical keyboard and it feels like such good quality. When i plugged it in and the lights turned on it blew me away perfect color and size. For the price especially it is such a good purchase compared to the other keyboards ive purchased on amazon at this price point or higher years ago.
Rob –
This is my first mechanical keyboard. I started typing on an IBM typewriter (the 70s) and really missed the feel. Now I got this after getting angry at a membrane keyboard and I am so glad I did. I can feel every single positive click of the key. It reduces my errors significantly and with that my actual typing speed.I give this two thumbs up in value and use.I would buy this again.