The E-YOOSO is the perfect steal its affordable, has a 8k polling rate which means it's really responsive and has rapid trigger on top of that which makes it perfect.
I was really excited about getting a magnetic keyboard, especially the ZUOYA X86, but it's more expensive than I can afford. Now I'm seriously considering getting the E-YOOSO instead, as it fits within my budget.
just bought it couple of days ago but what was sent to me has those red magnetic switch instead of pink. I bought Gateron jade it has some inconsistency but got fixed by key calibration. Also had it tape and foam moded now it sounds thocky. I also noticed that the one you have has green pcb while the one I got is blue
I didn't see any reviews on it, and the M61 doesnt have much either. The K617 is the one with the dead zone issue, that can be resolved with tweaking the settings. The Hz-61 is Redragon.
I changed the keycaps and put 3 layers of carpet tape. Had to re-calibrate some keys, so I re-calibrated all keys just to be safe. It can use both M61 and K617 software. Differences in software the M61 has option for setting polling between 1-8k, the K617 software has calibrate "all keys" option. After making a few tweaks for my preference, I noticed a huge difference in response with in games, and in my everyday typing. The E-Yooso Hz-61 is the M61 / K683 just different color way.
@getsmarthomeoffice is it possible to replace the switches with akko magnetic or wooting switches? Is there a capibrate option for when you change switches in the software?
Hi, ive seen alot of nice videos on these magnetic keyboards from you and im wondering which one do you prefer from all of them wooting, this or some other one. And which one would you recommend for the price/performance?
Is anyone out there who has an e-yooso hz61 having a problem with it clicking on its own? I'm going crazy with this keyboard, I'm almost breaking it with rage!!!
The E-YOOSO is the perfect steal its affordable, has a 8k polling rate which means it's really responsive and has rapid trigger on top of that which makes it perfect.
You know, it is no difference between 1k and 8k polling rate
I was really excited about getting a magnetic keyboard, especially the ZUOYA X86, but it's more expensive than I can afford. Now I'm seriously considering getting the E-YOOSO instead, as it fits within my budget.
just bought it couple of days ago but what was sent to me has those red magnetic switch instead of pink. I bought Gateron jade it has some inconsistency but got fixed by key calibration. Also had it tape and foam moded now it sounds thocky. I also noticed that the one you have has green pcb while the one I got is blue
It’s a lot of different versions of the same keyboard on the market
Do you think the pcb will fit some 3rd party aluminum cases like tofu60?
The problem is that USB-C port on the left side, like Fizz from Redragon. I wasn’t able to find proper case. If you will - please let me know!
does the rapid trigger works well?
Yep
Hi, where can I download the software of the keyboard?
nvm ive found it
U lost the hall effect adding foam on it? (Sorry, my english isnt that good) What mods can I do to this Keyboard?
I didn't, not much can be done there
Can i hot-swap other magnetic switches with this?
Nope
I got the Redragon K683WB from Amazon for $29.99, don't know how similar they are.
how is it?
I read reviews for it that it didn't work that well?
I didn't see any reviews on it, and the M61 doesnt have much either. The K617 is the one with the dead zone issue, that can be resolved with tweaking the settings. The Hz-61 is Redragon.
@@clockcycle how is the K68WB though?
I changed the keycaps and put 3 layers of carpet tape. Had to re-calibrate some keys, so I re-calibrated all keys just to be safe. It can use both M61 and K617 software. Differences in software the M61 has option for setting polling between 1-8k, the K617 software has calibrate "all keys" option. After making a few tweaks for my preference, I noticed a huge difference in response with in games, and in my everyday typing. The E-Yooso Hz-61 is the M61 / K683 just different color way.
@@clockcycle Hey friend, where did you find the M61 software?
Hey man what sheet dumpener did you use to cover your pcb plate ?
Some from Amazon
What plate foam did you use i mean does any 60% plate foam fit?
Any, you can cut according to the needed size
which is better? e-yooso hz 61 or redragon kfizz 617?
Technically they are equal
Good Review, but I think this is the copy of the Redragon k701, a exact copy in my opinion, besides the keycaps.
You right! I never saw k701, but yes, it’s copy. But in case of PCB, switches and software all of them are the same.
@getsmarthomeoffice is it possible to replace the switches with akko magnetic or wooting switches? Is there a capibrate option for when you change switches in the software?
Hi, ive seen alot of nice videos on these magnetic keyboards from you and im wondering which one do you prefer from all of them wooting, this or some other one. And which one would you recommend for the price/performance?
This question is to complex, all depends on your budget.
Is anyone out there who has an e-yooso hz61 having a problem with it clicking on its own? I'm going crazy with this keyboard, I'm almost breaking it with rage!!!
Return it NOW
Try calibration in the driver
Is this better than atk 68?
Can you test the latency
I can, but how?
soo, the switch are bad?
No, why?
i ordered this on aliexpress with discount, 50$
It's down to $40 now
@@Error8x8 btw as a keyboard itself its absolutely shit but rapid trigger works fine
Is this better than drunkdeer g65 ?
No