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HUO JI

E-Element Z-88 RGB LED Backlit Water-Proof Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with 81 Keys Anti-Ghost keys, DIY Blue Switches, Black

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Newest version with Gaote/Outemu DIY Blue Switches . Custom mechanical switches designed for longevity, responsiveness, and durability. Mechanical keys with medium resistance, audible click sound, and tactile feedback. Include 5 spare switches for replacement in case some switches do not work.
Anti-ghosting 81 Keys. N-key rollover. Allowing multi-keys to work simultaneously with high speed. Each key is controlled by independent switch, let you enjoy high-grade games with fast response.
10-mode RGB Backlighting and Color-Flashing Speed. Double-shot injection molded keycaps for crystal clear backlighting
Durability and Wide Compatibility. Made of ABS and metal material, with matte-finish texture and gold plated USB connector, it is sturdy and robust. Compatible with Windows10，Windows 8，Windows 7，Mac OS X，Windows XP, Windows VISTA.
Key Shortcuts and Ergonomical design: Convenient Multi-media Keys Fn+F1~F12 Provides Windows Key lock for gaming, multimedia controls for entertainment, email and calculator. Provides Windows Key lock for gaming

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Product description

Easy to Use
The included keycap puller is for easy cleaning and maintenance.No drive needed. Plug and play.

RGB LED Backlit Chroma Dimmable
FN+PGDN: 10 blacklight mode, make a beautiful sight on your desk.

N-key Rollover
Anti-ghosting 81 keys. Each key is controlled by an independent switch, giving you very accurate response even when hitting multiple keys at the same time. Ideal for gamers, typist..

DIY Blue Switches
With blue switches, it delivers a clicky and tactile feedback, sensitive and responsive. All keys support switch DIY replacement.

Compact Design
With 81 keys, it will save a lot space on your desk. The size is smaller, the control is easier.

Function Shortcuts Key
It is accessible to calculator, email, web browser, volume, media etc by pressing FN+F1-F12.

Wide Compatibility
It is compatible with Windows10,Windows 8, Windows 7, Mac OS X, Windows XP, Windows VISTA, etc.

Feature:
Metal base, high quality ABS material, laser-etched, non slip design, splash proof and durable.
Keycap:Unique Bicolor mold for durable keycaps
Key durability:Up to 50 million clicks
Key profile:4.0+/-0.2MM
Key strength:60+/-15g
Key Switch Type: Blue Mechanical Switches
1.8m bold USB cable, can be changed

Package content
1x mechanical keyboard
1x user manual
1x keycap puller
5x spare switches
1x switch puller

Warranty:
30 day hassle-free money back guarantee
12-months Warranty

Product information

Product Dimensions

12.2 x 4.8 x 1.4 inches

Item Weight

1.6 pounds

Shipping Weight

1.8 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Manufacturer

HUO JI

ASIN

B01FXF7HFC

Customer Reviews

124 customer reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars

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#40 in Video Games > PC Games > PC Game Hardware > Gaming Keyboards
#180 in Computers & Accessories > Computer Accessories > Keyboards, Mice & Accessories > Keyboards
#972 in Video Games > Accessories

Date first available at Amazon.com

May 20, 2016

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Awesome Mech Keyboard!

ByCaptainDiabeetuson July 20, 2016

Format: Personal ComputersVerified Purchase

Awesome Keyboard!

The blue switches feel great, nice tactile feedback.
The build quality of the keyboard itself looks top notch and the backlighting is colorful and bright!

I have added a video going through the different light modes.
I couldn't find how to change lighting modes in the manual, luckily I found it on this product page: FN + PGDN

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we have been seeing a good deal of keyboards popping up listed as "mechanical" keyboards

ByMitch W.on September 21, 2016

Format: Personal ComputersVerified Purchase

Ever since Cherry's patent on mechanical switches expired, we have been seeing a good deal of keyboards popping up listed as "mechanical" keyboards. These are typically cheaper because they used clone copies of Cherry's original design which makes manufacturing cheaper and in turn, the price of the product cheaper. These clone switches usually have lower quality specs and standards than Cherrys, but are still good switches. The most common are: Kaihl (Kaihl also produces Razer's green and yellow switches), Gateron, Greetech, and Otemu. E-Element uses Otemu switches in this keyboard.

Please note: although this keyboard is listed as a RGB LED keyboard, you do not have the customization that you see in higher tier keyboards. You cannot pick a custom color. The LEDs are restricted to: red, yellow, green, cyan, blue, a pinkish purple, and white.

When typing on this keyboard next to my Razer Blackwidow Ultimate (older version that uses Cherry MX Blue switches) there is a slightly noticeable feel between the switches, but you have to be feeling for it. The Z-88 is much louder than the Blackwidow. Due to the slight difference in feel, I do prefer the original Cherry MX Blues in the Blackwidow compared to the Otemu switches in the Z-88, but I have been using MX Blues for over ten years, I'm going to feel a difference, so your mileage may very. However, when paired with 0.2mm o-rings, I prefer the feel and sound of the Z-88 over the Blackwidow. The sound and response of the keyboard is cleaner and nicer to use.

Physically, the keyboard is very sturdy with very little flex. This is due to the metal backplate under the keycaps. The bottom of the keyboard has four rubber pads and the end of the feet also have rubber pads to reduce movement on the keyboard. E-Element has included cable routing channels on the underside of the keyboard so the cable may exit on either side or out of the middle at the back of the keyboard.

The keycaps are double-shot injected molds. The outside being black with laser etching and obviously the inside being a translucent white. The fonts on the keycaps are ok, but they're not my favorite. I've replaced the letters and number caps with the caps from a Logitech G710+ I had laying in my closet.

The RGB LED lighting is decent. If you're used to using a Logitech, Razer, Cooler Master, Ducky, etc; the brightness of the LEDs will disappoint you. The max brightness is about half the max brightness on my G710+ and Blackwidow. It's fine though to be honest. I've never used max brightness on my Blackwidow or G710+.

There are 10 color modes for this keyboard. They are:
-Unison color across the whole keyboard
-Breathing
-Gaming mode which only lights up WASD, the arrow keys, and your escape key.
-Color Spectrum. The LEDs gradually change through the color spectrum.
-Single key lighting. The key that you strike momentarily lights up.
-Wave. The brightness across the keyboard alternates creating a wave affect.
-"Snake" mode. The LEDs start at escape and one by one light up across the keyboard and then cycle back.
-Ripple. After striking a key, a ripple affect is created by the LEDs.
-Surround. The keys immediately surrounding the key struck is momentarily lit up.
-Off. Derp mode.

These lighting modes can be cycled through by hitting FN+PgDn.

The different lighting modes have different colors to them and different speeds.
The brightness of the LEDs can be adjusted by hitting FN+Up Arrow and FN+Down Arrow
The speed of the animations can be changed by hitting FN+Left Arrow and FN+Right Arrow
You cycle through the colors by hitting FN+"=" and FN+"-"
There are various multimedia keys and a windows lock key that can also be used with FN as well.

I personally brought this keyboard because I wanted a mechanical 60% keyboard with backlighting. I didn't want to spend $130 on a RGB Pok3r only to find out that I didn't like 60% keyboards. However, I do like the format and I do like this keyboard. I'll will be using this for my daily driver from here on out.

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Great keyboard. Here's a FN Key Cheat Sheet.

ByL. Lowe IIon July 20, 2016

Format: Personal ComputersVerified Purchase

Cheat sheet at the bottom! - E-Element® Z-88 RGB LED Backlit Water-Proof Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with 81 Keys Anti-Ghost keys, Blue Switches, Black

Wow, the build quality seems excellent... Feels very solid. Much better than I expected for the price!

Selling Points:
- Small form factory (I use this with a lap desk on the couch for the computer hooked up to my TV)
- Mechanical key switches (probably Outemu Blues)
- 5 modes of brightness
- Windows key lock (to disable the windows key - e.g., while gaming)
- Status indicator LEDs stay on if activated (caps lock, scroll lock, windows key lock)
- 10 adjustable lighting modes (I especially like the ripples mode)
- Volume, Multimedia, Mail, New Tab, Calculator (my favorite), & Search shortcut keys
- Cable management channels on the bottom
- Feet are rubberized on the tips
- Cord is removable/replaceable in case you need it shorter/longer/different color/etc.

Edit: I had a minor issue when I first got it, but the seller reached out to me and made things right!

FN key cheat sheet & quirks:
(some hints are given by the silk screening, but some of it is a little misleading too)
FN PgDn: Cycle through the 10 LED lighting modes
FN + (plus): Increment color choice OR change animation direction (depends on lighting mode)
FN - (minus): Same as FN +.
FN left arrow (silk screened f-): Slow down LED animation (can be used to halt animation for some modes)
FN right arrow (silk screened f+): Speed up LED animation
FN up arrow: Increase brightness
FN down arrow: Decrease brightness (Can't turn off lighting with this though, for that you need to change modes)
FN Fkeys: Volume, Various multimedia commands, and some program shortcuts (F10, F11, and F12 may turn out to be pretty useful).
FN Esc: Factory reset. It flashes all keys red green and blue and then goes back to the default all red state.
FN 1,2,3,4,5,w: Don't know - BUT 1 through 5 and w don't type if the FN key is held down. FN and all other keys that don't have a defined function just type out what ever you hit (i.e., FN q will just type a "q", but FN w doesn't type a "w". So maybe it does something else, and I just can't figure out what that is).