YUNZIIB68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,Tri-Mode BT5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C,Cute PBT Keycaps,Hot Swappable Creamy Typing Gasket Mounted,RGB Backlit NKRO for Win/Mac (Black, Cocoa Cream V2 Switch)

In my opinion, Yunzii mechanical keyboards are some of the very best, especially for the price! I have a collection of about 12 mechanical keyboards, and 5 of them are from Yunzii. As a person who doesn't build my own keyboards, to me these feel like excellent build quality. The sound and feel of the keys are phenomenal. I make less mistakes on my Yunzii keyboards than most others. This specific keyboard (beige, with the rainbow keys swapped in) is SUPER cute, and the Milk v2 switches feel great. They are smooth and make a nice deep sound. I highly recommend this keyboard - or any Yunzii keyboard, really!

This is the first keyboard I ever purchased so I was a bit nervous when I ordered it, but I am absolutely in love with it !! I love the clacking it's not too loud and very smooth and not too heavy so I can carry it in my bag to connect with my ipad ! I also like that it comes with the extra key caps, and it was very affordable for me !! I hope everyone else enjoys it

The media could not be loaded. Sooo creamy! I totally replaced the switches and the keycaps on the keyboard to my preference and holy smokes it sounds even better than I did before. It has foam in it, which definitely made things sound better. The lighting is great and the switches before were super soft which I liked. Although it does miss the '~`' key which sucks for me when I'm playing certain games, kinda leans for typing. Less gaming. Lastly, it's kinda tough to get the OG switches out and sometimes I can't type the numbers when I type—But I manage to get through both of those it's just a heads up.

The media could not be loaded. It’s literally the cutest thing I’ve ever seen!!!!!!! It’s so pretty like i absolutely love the pastel pink and the white. Honestly the color scheme is much prettier than I thought it would be. The lighting in my room and the pictures don’t do the colors justice but trust me the colors are bright and pretty!! Not dull at all!!! And THE SOUND!!!!!!! It sounds so satisfying it like itches my brain. The keyboard also feels quite sturdy, I have never bought a keyboard before this one so I’m no expert. But it doesn’t feel cheap. I am so satisfied with this purchase, I think the value was so worth it. It was quite difficult to find a cute aesthetic keyboard with a creamy sound and wasn’t crazy expensive. So glad I found this one.I have yet to test the mechanics but once I do that I will come back and edit my review!!I’ve played a few games using the keyboard such as Fortnite, Marvel Rivals, REPO and the Sims 4 and it works great!! I had no issues with connectivity. The RGB also looks amazing, I’m so happy with this purchase. The box comes with a cord to connect to your pc so no need to buy one yourself.

I'm so happy with my purchase! Don't give it a second thought, snag yours. The milk switches are a perfect balance of creamy, smooth and clacky. I'm in heaven when I hear myself type!! It's so light and stunning to look at with or without these adorable caps. One thing I will say is the Cap puller was a bit wonky least for me but luckily, I had an extra one.

it sounds soooo good!! I'm in love with typing after this purchase, now programming is a bit less stressful 🤣everything is very good quality, the key caps, the switches, the knob, the fact it's so customizable, and for that price...I purchased these NGE key caps too and it feels truly mine

Super cute creamy sounding keyboard. Good quality for the price. & is very comfortable to type on. The size is petite compared to a full size which is great! Love the functional knob on the top corner

i got this to try out the 65% layout and YUNZII as i've just started my mechanical keyboard journey.this is my second mechanical keyboard, my first one being a mechlands x aula f99 pro with varmilo kailh prestige silent switches and koi keycaps.anyway, back to this keeb.initial thoughts:- when i was swapping out the top row keycaps for the accent ones, i noticed that the plastic edges of the keeb would actually bend - through soft testing, it seems like it's weak enough to be bent out with just fingernails, which makes me glad i got a hard case for it when taking it out of my house to keep it safe.- I also noticed that it was super hard to get the keycaps off of the switches, altho i think this is intended because the milk v2s do have the dust box on them to keep them cleaner, so i'm ok with that. the kailh prestige also have lil dust jackets, but they are round instead of the square of the milks, so that could make a difference in that dept.once i swapped out the milks for the stararrow switches that came on my first keeb, i noticed these additional concerns:- the keycaps are doubleshot, and on at least 30% of them the grey underneath is misformed from the factory.- the keycaps also dent super easily - those milks hold on to the keycaps for security and dust, but my enter key is now dented in multiple spots on the bottom because I had to fight with both the switch and the stabs to get it off and those milks fight the good fight- the foam inside of the board has lil chunks missing that was visible when i was doing the switch swap - i don't notice a sound difference for it, but it's not something i saw on my first keeb which makes me think that its not supposed to be that way.- the spacebar switch is very easy to pop in/out compared to the rest of the board and the other keeb i've worked with. it doesn't seem to come off when gently pulling on the spacebar, but it's a concern to think aboutThis keeb isn't all bad tho - I'd rate it a solid 7.5/10 as a base, and here's the positives:- The software worked well and had no lag or delay.- pairing it was no problem either, altho when it first got put into BT mode, all 3 BTs were visible on the first device I tried to pair it to, and for some reason the first BT spot (Q) is 3.0, with the other 2 being 5.0 - idk if that matters much, it seems the same to me.- the layout is perfect for what i was looking for - finding 65%s seems to be a challenge at the momentFor the ~$75 that i spent on it, i'd say it's a decent keyboard and i'm gonna use it til it starts to fall apart or fail on me.Will I get another YUNZII? i'm unsure based on this experience. There is an AL68 i believe, and maybe that would have been a better overall experience, but it didn't have the milk switches that i wanted to try, was more expensive, and didn't have the beige color that i wanted, so it's all up to what you need out of a keeb