YUNZII YZ75 75% Hot Swappable Wireless Gaming Mechanical Keyboard, RGB Backlights, BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C, Dye Sub PBT Keycaps for Linux/Win/Mac(Gateron G Pro Black, White)

To get this out of the way, I don’t consider myself to be in the Keyboard-Modding hobby. I enjoy having a pleasant typing experience and a good looking/sounding keyboard but I am not inclined to tear down my boards and go through the process of lubing switches and stabilizers (if you do, more power to ya). I took a shot on this board because it checked a lot of boxes for me and seemed like a good value for the money based on its features and the other reviews here. Namely, this board: - Fit my White PC aesthetic (more on this a later) - Tri-mode connectivity (wired, bluetooth, and 2.4GHz donggle) - 75% layout - Good looking RGB both on keys and around the edges of the keyboard - Hotswap PCB (I was planning on changing the switches) Upon receiving my keyboard, I was immediately impressed with the sound of the board and its aesthetic features. The switches have what I can best describe as a creamy tone when pressed and the keystrokes are very smooth right out of the box. I don’t typically use Linear switches and was planning on changing to a tactile switch, but after a few days of use I began to really enjoy the Black switches that came with the board. From a visual perspective, the board looks great out of the box and the RGB is impressively bright and adequately customizable. The RGB strip around the edge of the board looks quite cool in my opinion, but there are easily seen hot spots so the diffusion could be better. The stock keycaps feel good to the touch and they look good enough to leave on the board, though I did change them out to some white and black shine through keycaps. My only real complaint with the aesthetics is that the white case isn’t a true white and instead there is a slight beige or off-white quality to them so they may not match with other white peripherals you may have on your desk. The board seems to have decent build quality and has a good mount of heft to it despite its plastic construction. There are a few creaks if you try to flex the board as everything is snapped together instead of being screwed but when it is on the desk I haven’t noticed any issue. I would have liked to see an aluminum top plate to give the board some more rigidity and a more premium look, but at this price point I think they put the cost in the correct areas. Overall, I can’t find any major faults in this keyboard from a casual user perspective. There are few things like the top plate and the color that I would alter slightly but at the end of the day my expectations have been exceeded. Between the looks and the sound/feel of the typing experience I would say this keyboard punches above its weight and it offers a compelling value for those looking for those looking to use it out of the box or as a starting place to modify. If you’re on the fence about this product I would recommend taking the chance on it, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.

Bought this keyboard as a replacement to many, many failures. Went for a budget logitech at first to pair with my gaming PC and immediately knew I needed an upgrade. Something that clacks, something that has that slightly heavy, quality feel. And I did what I normally do, and pulled the trigger on the top-rated keyboard. Not a mistake! This keyboard is solid. And I mean solid. I spilt water on this thing, ate chips over it, even dropped it while shaking it upside down and it still stands. I'm not a personal favorite of rainbow RGB, but Yunzii allows you to change not only the backlight but the outside ring's colors too. I have it on a simple white on white and it looks super clean. They even have reactive RGB, which is sick. Typing feels great, even better with the keyboard stands they have at the bottom. A phenomenal keyboard at a great price. And, it's hotswappable! What's not to love?

I love the typing sound and the RGB. Super cute and fits well with my setup. Keyboard feels like it's made well. Would definitely buy another YUNZII keyboard.

After at least a year of use, this keyboard still works like day one. The only bad things I can say is the lighting used doesnt display certain colors as good as other keyboards, but most of the colors work great. Also the software isnt great, but it works.

Pros: This keyboard is built with quality foam that really dampens the sound and depending on the switches (I got the Gateron Black Switches) the keyboard can have that quiet creamy sound. Even with louder switches like Akko Lavender Purple it's still doesn't sound too clicky or distracting. Definitely a keyboard you can bring to work in my opinion. The RGB range is amazing you have quite a few effects you can customize and an infinite range of color. They keycaps it comes with feel and look very nice as well, no shine and feel very thick. Cons: The only thing I found difficult to work around was when I was dismantling the keyboard. The switches were either very hard to pull out or really easy which caused me to scratch the pcb around some switches. Not sure of the cause of this but if you're looking to mod your keyboards switches and have weak hands you might want to beware of that but honestly the keyboard is still worth it!

Very impressed by this keyboard! Tbh, I was looking on tiktok for good budget keyboards with a quieter clicking sound and this was what most ppl are commenting on so I checked it out myself. Ordered the dark version w/ yellow switches (accidentally ordered brown but messaged them if it’s possible to switch to yellow & they delivered!) and it sounds so smooth. The keyboard itself has some weight to it and does not feel or sound cheap. I love the dark silhouette of the keyboard with some beige and off white key caps. I especially liked the added space/planets thing on the side! Great added detail! It also comes with extra switches & caps as well as the tool to pull it out and cord. Overall, for about 100 bucks, it’s super worth it and probably better than those that are on the pricier side! Gonna cop the other colors too eventually! Side note: they also threw in a cute little boba keychain :-)

I bought this keyboard after seeing some positive reviews on YouTube in terms of bang for your buck as well as wanting to transition from the very loud, clicky typewriter-style keyboard I've had for a couple years. The only negative I've encountered so far about this keyboard is that I wish it had a number pad, but that's just personal preference. I love how much quieter it is compared to my old keyboard and the keys are so smooth and easy to press. The sound is nice and deep and thocky and the quality feels amazing. The various RGB styles are nice too! Overall, I'm thrilled with this keyboard! The badge is cute, too, but for now, I'm sticking with the page up and down keys.

Been like 30 minutes or something since I got this keyboard and I am writing this review on it. 1)The F9 key and switch were not placed in the keyboard properly, i.e., they were not secured properly out of the box. I was taking an unboxing video and I double-checked that the F9 key was not plugged in properly out of the box, as in the video. I can send it if anyone asks. I have spent a long time trying to connect this thing via Bluetooth but it just doesn't work. The keyboard doesn't even show up on any of my devices. At least, the sound is good. I planned on using this long term but I am not really happy with how all the flaws showed up within the first hour. Not worth the 90 dollars.