Review on 🎮 E-YOOSO Mechanical Gaming Keyboard - Wired 87 Key Gaming Keyboard with Red Switches, Solid Color Backlit & RGB LED Sidelight for Windows, Mac, and PC Gaming by William Dean

I don't usually write reviews because others do it much better. However, I want to write a simple review of this keyboard to help buyers decide: The DEL key on the first keyboard was wobbly. I had to press hard to register so a replacement was ordered. Pros: 1. Affordable 2. Nice look that I really like. Disadvantages: 1. Cheap. Not just the price, but everything about it.2. Very loud brown switches. Sources and echoes can be heard. Extremely loud and annoying at night. You can hear it through the rooms.3. Very easy. That doesn't matter. If you press the buttons in the middle a little bit, it will bend inward.4. The enter key is very soft, there is practically no tactile sensation.5. The o-rings don't help deaden the noise on this one. Background: I have a Logitech G710+ Cherry Brown (my favorite) and a Razer Black Widow (Cherry Blue) as well as Romer-G, AUKEY Blue (Outemu, very durable) and Reddragon RED (also Outemu, robust and quiet). This E-Yooso keyboard is by far the loudest and thinnest of them all, to the point where I hate typing on it (I'm using it right now). Conclusion: As another reviewer said, I really want to love this keyboard too, but given the poor quality of the former (bad DEL key) and the general feeling of being cheap and having annoying hopping/bouncing/harsh/shrill noise, save your money and buy a better product. Conversion takes a long time, the plastic of this keyboard is thin, conversion is not worth it in my opinion. Recommendation: But to each his own, this keyboard can be good for travelers as it is very light. All in all, I cannot recommend this keyboard.