E-Yooso Rapid Trigger Gaming Keyboard, Hall Effect Magnetic Switch, Adjustable Actuation, 8k Hz Polling Rate, RGB Backlit, 80% Compact Wired with Number Pad for PC Gamer, Gray/Black

Amazing keyboard! 1. Price, Numpad 2. Hall Effect 3. 8K Polling Rate 4. Keyboard case is aluminum and has a great weight to it. It's amazing to type on due the weight stabilizing the key strokes. FN key lets you change mode at ease, from comfort to gaming mode, Hall Effect / 8Kmade gaming responsive and quick to near 0 input latency. You've got a Numbpad for productivity, with the current meta with 65%, this is near 80% of keys with being nearly the same size as a 65% while still giving you so much estate on your desk (compared the sizes to MG75S when I had both on my desk) and other than F-row keys, it's gapless. You can't beat this price, it lets you swoop in for some custom keycaps.

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great hall effect keyboard. switched the keycaps to a shine through since the stock keycaps are not and now i can see them in the dark. the switches sounds nice coming from linear mechanical switched. i tried going to a 60% keyboard but missed have a numpad for some CAD work so this was the next size that was not has large as a full size with a numpad and hall effect switches. so far its been great for price. software is fine.

Build Quality: I like the build quality of the frame as it's a solid. When I was removing the switches, I didn't have to worry about having to damage the frame. The compact profile is nice and being able to include a numberpad without taking up too much space on the desk. The feet of the keyboard has a little bit of rubber, but it's the the slippery kind. They help a little bit at being able to keep the keyboard in place when it is sat on top of a smooth desk surface. Typing experience: I wouldn't consider the typing sounds as anything special, but that's not the main focus of this keyboard. The keys are smooth when I'm typing; I had a closer look at the switches and they are indeed pre-lubed. As for the loudness, I would put it as medium. It's not too loud and certainly not silent. For the sound profile, there's this hollow-ish sound while I'm typing. Software: The included software is basic, but it'll do the job. Inside of the software is where I can change RGB effects, create macros, remap keys, and set the actuation for keys. I like the flexibility of being able to set different actuations for different keys, as this has been useful for me in gaming. It really works, I can set it to as little as 0.1mm (the default being 2.0mm) or as deep as 4.0mm. There's even a feature in there where I can set the distance of the release, after the button has been pressed. What's also nice is that the keyboard does save the settings made from the software so that I can bring the keyboard to a different computer and still have the profile settings saved. Overall, I think it's a great keyboard for gaming. Being able to adjust the actuation of the individual keys is certainly useful where even the slightest touch can initiate the action of the key. This is the biggest benefit I have gained from using this keyboard. However, for casual-everyday typing use, I'm not necessarily a fan of the key sounds.

Review of E-Yooso HZ-94 Gaming Keyboard. Third new keyboard I have acquired recently. Gaming keyboards tend to have switches which are low resistance and short throw. For klutzes like me this is not good news, and I must exert focus and discipline to even make capital letters without smudging keystrokes. The E-Yooso is a relief here, because the ability to set a deep keystroke relieves a lot of the smudging. The intended key is more likely to make contact, while the smudged key is only slightly depressed and less likely to be recorded. This is a relief and I can happily endorse the E-Yooso because of its performance. However, after getting the keyboard set up with your desired actuation distances, you might want to make a screen capture of the setup, because you will never see it again. Even if you save the profile to .xml, or export and then re-import, the driver will not show the layout graphically or reveal the current settings numerically. For my part, I would find it reassuring to be able to review and verify the settings, and I would request a software revision to accomplish that.