T8 60% Mechanical Gaming Keyboard,68 Keys TKL Compact Layout Mini Keyboard,18 Chroma RGB Backlit,Slight Clicky Brown Switch,Anti-ghosting,Pro Coiled USB-C Cable,for PC,Mac,PS4,XBOX-Milk Shake

I bought the YINDIAO ZIYOULANG T8 60% Gaming Keyboard for my son over a year ago, and I’m happy to report that it’s still going strong with no issues at all. My son uses it daily for gaming, schoolwork, and general use, and it has held up exceptionally well.The keys are as responsive as ever, with the red switches providing smooth and quiet typing, which is great for long gaming sessions. The RGB backlighting still looks amazing, and he loves customizing the lighting for different moods or games. It’s not just about looks though; the keyboard has remained super durable – no key malfunctions, fading lights, or wear and tear.The compact design is still perfect for his desk, and the USB C coiled cable remains flexible and in great condition. The keyboard continues to work flawlessly with his PC, laptop, PS4, and even occasionally his Xbox, which makes it versatile and convenient for all his devices.I’m honestly impressed by the quality and longevity of this keyboard. For anyone looking for a solid, affordable mechanical keyboard, this one is a great choice. My son is still as happy with it today as he was on day one, and I would absolutely recommend it!

The YINDIAO T8 mechanical gaming keyboard has been a fantastic addition to my setup. It’s compact, responsive, and perfect for both gaming and everyday use.Pros:Compact 60% Layout: With 68 keys, the TKL layout is compact yet functional, saving desk space without sacrificing essential keys. It’s easy to transport and great for a minimalistic setup.Slightly Clicky Brown Switches: The brown switches offer a satisfying, slightly clicky feel that’s ideal for both gaming and typing. They’re quieter than blue switches but still provide that tactile feedback gamers love.18 Chroma RGB Backlit Options: The RGB backlighting is vibrant and customizable, with 18 different effects to choose from. It really adds a stylish touch to my gaming setup.Anti-Ghosting Feature: The anti-ghosting technology ensures all key presses are registered accurately, which is essential for fast-paced gaming.Overall: The YINDIAO T8 keyboard is a high-quality, compact keyboard with responsive switches and vibrant RGB. It’s a great choice for anyone who wants a smaller mechanical keyboard without compromising on performance. Highly recommend!

This keyboard is a really good option if you don't want to pay a lot of money for one (like me).The keys sound really high quality for the price and can be very satisfying to type with.However, on some of the keys (like backspace and spacebar) I found that there was a ringing sound after pressing them.I personally don't like the cable that comes with the keyboard and I swapped it out for a different one, but the cable is very good quality and aestheticly pleasing.The keycaps are fine apart from the grey ones can be harder to read. The colour was the main reason why I got this keyboard and I'm very happy with it.

The media could not be loaded. if you like clicky and clean looking keyboards this is the one its nto even 40 bucks and you get a coiled cable a clean ass keyboard and extra stuff including 2 extra keys and 2 keycap pullers one metal one plastic its passed my expectations and its very compact and has fast switches i would 100% reccomend this

Really love the keyboard easy to use, Lights up and changes colour.

Amazing quality, very loud (what I like in mechanical keyboards) nice feel and easy to use

I got this because I am a writer and wanted that tactile feel, kind of like writing on an old word processor, but not quite a typewriter. I am also surprised at how comfortable it is. I have been having issues with arthritis, and I work in IT so I am always on a computer. I also like the colour and how the keys light up. It feels solid as well. Not cheaply made. I connected it to my Mac and my work laptop. Works well on both. No complaints.

Annoyed, only had it for 5 months, and now it just doesn’t respond to being plugged in, hasn’t been moved or unplugged. So actually confused on how it just not working as the connection points haven’t been messed with