YUNZII SK61 Grey Wired Hotswap Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Optical Switch, RGB, Programmable Custom Keyboard (Gateron Brown Switch, Grey 61 Keys)

Finally I've found my perfect keyboard. As a Linux user working mostly in web design and Python programming, I was worried about not having the arrow keys but the way they have implemented the feature felt natural right from the start.After researching TKL keyboards for days, I've decided to get my feet wet with a cheap(er) one and one of the reasons why this review is so long is simply based on the fact the it's addicting to type on.The tilt angle is very nice and feels natural. This is the first mechanical keyboard that I can use without armrest. Another bonus is the backlit keyboard which is sufficient to work in a dark room because the white keys show the black letters nicely.Another thing that I love is that unlike Razer, the YUNZII SK61 keys are properly labeled. The numbers are on the bottom row and the symbols are at the top as it should be.This is very important to me because I considered other products before settling for the YUNZII SK61 but when I saw that the ;: and '" symbols are all on one row, I simply passed on those. In programming, those characters get used a lot and it's hard enough to focus on the code structure so the less distraction, the better.I could type on this for ever but I should stop now or this will turn into an E-book! :)

This 60% keyboard is amazing so far, the only thing that i didn't realise at the start is that the backspace didn't function, so i just installed the software and selected the backspace to the delete key on the bottom and works normally. The light up sound feature is amazing when i am listening to music because it actually lights up to the beat and the instruction manual is very easy to read.another thing to note is that it comes with 3 extra keycaps for macs, a switch puller, and a keycap puller aswell.

Its good for the price, and preformance is just like any royal kludge rk61, and you get what you pay for. I customized mine, so it has different keycaps. I got brown switches, which are my favorite, but i dont recommend them if you like more a more clicky sound out of them. Overall, its a pretty good keyboard if you want a 60%.

Great quality keyboard and the layers are well implemented. Brown switches are smooth, quick and responsive with just enough tactile response.

it’s a really nice keyboard! it’s great for gaming once u get use to the feel of it. it feels really sturdy, and personally, i’d recommend getting the brown switches. great sounds. i would want it to be a bit cheaper, maybe like $50 to $60 because $75 is a bit too much. but it’s a great keyboard either way.