Review on 🎮 E-YOOSO Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Brown Switches, 87 Keys, Solid Color Backlit & RGB LED Sidelight for Windows Mac PC Gaming by David Skyline

I bought the version with the red switch and I like it. I'm a keyboard lover and have a lot of keyboards, each priced at a different amount ($20-$300), and this keyboard pretty much checks everything on my list. "Plus: The keyboard is very stable and hardly gives in despite the plastic. The red switches seem like a good choice to me, they sound great, not too loud and not too quiet. The RGB is basic but clean with keycaps and the keycap set is also very solid for the price this keyboard is designed for. The beats on this board also sound very smooth to them in the state they are in. Legs allow for subtle height adjustment. Cons (keyboard lovers, so don't take my word for it and guess it affects everyone, it just affects me): It's not powered via a USB-C cable. Its hits don't cut, which makes them a little chatter, and doesn't smudge, but for the price you can easily fix it yourself. The board isn't hot-swappable, but then again, this is a sub-$40 board, so I shouldn't expect much. The switches have a Nord LED, which limits the keycaps you can get if you want to upgrade. RGB is only blue, but I liked that it's only one color, so it suits me. I also don't like the company name on the front of the board and would prefer it on the side as it ruins the aesthetics of the board. Overall I really like this board and plan to add customizations that the company may be able to add to this board as well. It sounds great and works great and I would say this board beats anything under $80 hands down. Most well-known brand boards would love to make a board like this. Also, this company doesn't pay me for verification, so don't look at this and think "oh this guy is talking out of his ass", I really think everything about this board is true. give him a chance