🎮 E-YOOSO TKL Mechanical Gaming Keyboard: 87 Keys Blue Switches, Blue Backlit & RGB LED Sidelight, Water-Resistant - Perfect for PC, MAC, PS4 Gamers Review

Well I had bad thoughts about it at first before I bought it since I make custom mechanical keyboards and I think it's great that some switches ( I kind of smudged the brown ones, but when I shook it out anyway and smeared all the switches evenly, it felt great, even for a cheap mechanical keyboard, nothing quite compares. The case is very solid but the exception is the keycaps which seem to be too cheap so I just bought the $15 custom keycaps and they feel great. I won't use them for my normal

backlight infokey only one color - white/blue/turquoise has approx. 8 backlight modes including last press button and water drop effect as well as various brightness levels and speed settings. Hot-swappable backlightMedia featuresLow standard row for keycap replacement; no tool to remove keycaps or switches. You have to buy a puller. or find some pliers and hope I don't damage the switches when I pull them out *Update: This isn't your standard replacement switch connector. Don't buy this…

I bought this keyboard for my son who likes to play games. He wanted a new LCD backlit keyboard and this was a great purchase. This is a mechanical keyboard so please note that the keyboard noise is pretty loud when typing which he LOVES! The keyboard itself is beautifully backlit and you can change the LED backlight mode. Both the keyboard backlight and the side of the keyboard have their own backlight modes, so you can customize them to your liking. The keyboard has feet to keep it in place…

Of course, for this scaled-down keyboard, I had to get used to the full-size keyboard a bit, but after learning a few keyboard shortcuts, I feel like it very well again and I love the beautiful colors which are very pretty and also help with different lighting schemes when gaming or typing in the dark. The font is big and bold, and although it's a modern font, I can read it very well. My old keyboard was missing some letters and that was the reason for the exchange and it was worth it. Also…

Some other reviewers have mentioned that keys get stuck on it. I can testify that this is true. For me it's the [Enter] key. -1 star! Other than that, this is a great keyboard for coding. It clicks, there is resistance, there is movement! And I'm using VIM, so it's not the end of the world if the enter key gets stuck sometimes. This is actually more of an issue when I'm in Firefox - sometimes the text box on a website can overflow. As for the eleven and four different backlight modes, that's…