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Zeeyoo’s newest acrylic keyboard looks cool, in every sense of the word. Sporting a space-saving 65-percent layout, it’s equipped with a four-layer acrylic case and plain white keycaps Read More
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Incredibly bright, if only it shipped w instructions on how to activate the lighting modes. I think I figured it out with the help of a review posted here. The separate control of the underside and key lighting made for some unique aesthetics. Build quality wasn't great, but not terrible either. Would have been be so much better if the light were diffuse.
It's very light, the rgb is very strong if you enjoy those aesthetic but overall it's a solid choice if you're getting into the hobby. I built this zeeyoo for my girlfriend and she loved it a lot for her first "custom" entry keeb.
Just out of the box this is really cool the rgb is so bright and is very colorful. but my only problem is the space bar is to mushy but i can get used to that so anyway is this affordable well YES
Pretty awesome, but the lighting instructions were wrong
I got this is a gift, and the keyboard is really nice, and has a ton of great features.
A single downside worth mentioning is there was no keycap puller that came with the keyboard, even though it says one should. Also, the instructions for changing lighting settings, didn't work, and we had to "experiment" until we discovered different keys do work.
DaDeanFigured it out, for anyone else:
FN + Left CTRL = Base Colour
FN + Right CTRL = Key Colour
FN + UP or DOWN = Brightness
FN + SPACE = Colour Mode
FN + LEFT or RIGHT = Volume
FN + BACKSPACE (hold) = Reset Board
FN + 1 through + = F1 through F12
Build quality is pretty decent, make sure you use a switch puller when taking out switches, not pulling them out correctly can result in cracked acrylic.
Its Pretty Good, but you might want be looking for more.
It's a 4 piece acrylic keyboard that's hot-swapped which is a huge +. It makes it so easy to just try out new switches and to get a good experience. A few things that hinder it was the god awful horrendous software. Learn the on keyboard commands for the rgb because you will never want to use the software. Opening the macros page would crash my keyboard drivers. I think after the novelty of the acrylic and rgb has faded, you might be looking for new options which makes sense because this was basically $50. At least this was a really easy keyboard to mod out.
I honestly had low expectation for this keyboard but it was better than I thought, the RGB is bright. I would recommend anyone that has this keyboard to modify stabilizers and lube switches, after doing that the keyboard got even better.
Overall, I'm happy with my purchase. I've been looking for a 65% acrylic keyboard with rgb lights. It feels great typing, I got the gatreon blue switches. My only critiques would be that the software for it is so NOT user friendly. Maybe it's because I'm a beginner keyboard person lol. But I don't know how to set layers/macros? and Also the light isnt too customizable. Yes, there's diff settings but you can't just have 2 colors if let's say you wanted a blue base and pink key lights. So yea I wish there were more customization to it but I can't complain for the under $100 price tag. Thanks Drop!