YUNZIIAL66 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,Full Aluminum CNC,65% Knob Control,Bluetooth/2.4G/Wired,Hot Swappable Pre-lubed Switches,Gasket Mounted RGB for Win/Mac(Milk Switch, Silver)

As an owner of the fantastic Yunzii AL71, I was excited to see them offering another CNC aluminum keyboard in a smaller footprint. This keyboard is excellent for the price. The full aluminum case provides a nice heft to the board and lovely acoustics, while the gasket mount and polycarbonate plate provides a plush typing experience. The black looks nice and has a smooth texture. The provided milk switches are smooth and sound great. The stabilizers are well lubed. There are tons of RGB options with variable effects speed, with the option for even plain white backlight if RGB isn't quite your thing.The biggest drawbacks of this keyboard are the mediocre keycaps, but are certainly serviceable. I swapped out the stock keycaps with a rather inexpensive set and the acoustics went from great to fantastic. Aside from the keycaps, I would have liked a braided cable, but at this price it is tough to gripe about much. The knob is on the smaller side, but certainly is functional. Another complaint is that I haven't been able to figure out how to change the side RGB lighting. I am able to on my AL71, but can't seem to change it on the AL66. I will note that the knob has three different functions: volume, RGB mode, and RGB brightness. I was stuck on the RGB mode function and the shortcut guide didn't list how to cycle through them. After some messing around I discovered you press the knob for approximately 3 seconds and the function will cycle.Overall this is an excellent value for what you get: full aluminum body, quality switches, and a set of keycaps to boot. I would say this a great entry into aluminum and gasket mount keyboards.

This keyboard is just awesome.The keyboard has biiiiiiig battery life, and I only have to charge it about once a month, maybe onceevery two months depending on how much I use.The 68 key layout is great and makes the keyboard compact while keeping most functions. I do got to say, sometimes I feel lost on how to get a certain command going, but nothing a YouTube tutorial can’t fix.The material is good and premium. Metal and good, premium, plastic. The color options are great.The rgb looks great and is well customizable. The software is not really good but the rgb can be customizable through commands on the keyboard.The volume wheel is such a good addition, it just makes life so much easier. One complaint is that when the keyboard turns off (when you don’t use the keyboard for a while it turns off to save batteries) you have to press a key to turn it back on and then turn the wheel, turning it doesn’t activate the keyboard back.The switches sound so good and creamy, one of the best sounding keyboard I’ve had. It damps sound well with no tape mod or anything.Overall a great keyboard, super recommend it.

I'm a casual keyboard hobbyist, I also game and type a lot, and this keyboard checks all my boxes. In the past, I've used the GMK67 and the Keydous NJ80. This board combines the best of both worlds for me... the compact size of the GMK67 with the weight of the NJ80, with way better-looking LEDs than either of them. (Really pretty! At this price point, I'm more than happy)The stock switches are a Kailh type switch. I'm used to switches with super light actuation force (I use Akko Wine Reds), and these feel just slightly heavier for me to type on. They are creamy and poppy. I think a little lube could make it sound even better. The stock keycaps are just OK. They make the typing sound higher-pitched and scratchy sometimes, but not really an issue since they can be swapped out.Pros:(+) Heavy body(+) Vibrant LEDs (really, they look so nice)(+) Good knob; feels solid, accurate volume control(+) 3 connection types (wired, Bluetooth, 2.4 ghz)(+) Stabilizers need little to no adjustment(+) Reasonable price for all of the aboveCons:(-) No height adjustment (I use a small bundle of felt to prop it up lol)(-) Keycaps are just OK(-) Issue with lag using the 2.4ghz connection; you'll have to plug it into a USB 2.0 port to ensure against this(~) Software isn't the most intuitive to use, but it's aiight and does the jobThis is a great base board to do additional customization on, or just be used as is. I personally really like it. Hope this helps anyone ^^(Updated 3/29/24: Edited details on the switch type)

This keyboard has everything my $350 custom keyboard has pretty much for a fraction of the price and it even sounds just as good with the lubed switches and quality key caps.I would like to point out that when I got it the knob and the numerical keys were in the wrong mode for my uses. Wasn’t difficult to change the mode when I realized that was the problem. One issue I have noticed is that the volume knob sometimes doesn’t respond to volume adjustments, a simple press of the knob and it is fixed.- It sounds and looks good- I like the different modes it has for connectivity- Volume knob is very useful- Solid aluminium body and good weightOverall I would highly recommend this keyboard and I often see it go on sale so try buy it when it does.

This keyboard is the smoothest one I have purchased so far! I love the heavy aluminum body it is in. The thocky switches are soothing to the ear. I am not a huge fan of RGB but in this keyboard it’s subtle and adds some flair to my setup! The keys are comfortable on my fingers and I have run into no connectivity issues, switch issues (unlike previous keyboard purchases on amazon) and the quality is really top notch! This is a sweet keyboard if you want something easy to use with high performance! Great way to get into custom keyboards.