YUNZII B75 PRO Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,75% Layout with Knob,Hot Swap Gasket Custom Structure,Creamy Pre-lubed Switches,RGB Backlit,Bluetooth/Type-C/2.4G for Win/Mac(Milk Switch,Pink)

I have a mac as my personal device so the “FN+” options aren’t quite working with the manual but that’s just a me issue and I will look into it. My work laptop is windows and that is the laptop I was most concerned about. I have a mechlands vibe 99 for work and was getting tired of transporting it back and forth from my walking pad back to my desk so I bought another keyboard for the walking pad station and I gave this brand a try. I love the (milk) switches, I love that I got another color wave option (can sub the lavender keycaps for a darker pink), I love how easily it connected. I have the usb plugged into my mac and bluetooth connected it to my work laptop and just switch the selection with ease- no issues at all. Sounds amazing, feels amazing. It’s not as heavy as my mechlands, which was to expect, but it has a good weight that it doesn’t move underneath me. The knob is adorable (I could use a better adjective, forgive me) I wish all keyboards had it. I am not a gamer, I have absolutely no clue how well it works for games but I use it every single day for work in an internal corporate role and have had no issues. If anything arises I’ll be sure to provide an update but for now I’ll give it a solid 5/5. Good price for fantastic quality. Another great brand I can and will recommend. Thank you YUNZII! :)

This keyboard is such a steal for it's price. I was recommended this on reddit and after watching a few videos of the typing, I was SOLD. All the buttons came functioning, it has a lovely feel and sound when typing, it is somewhat heavier than it looks, but it could definitely be portable given it's bluetooth compatibility. On top of all this, the keyboard looks amazing, the matcha green style is very nice, the keycap lettering is not transparent, which is a little bit disappointing, but I was hoping to get some different custom keycaps anyways. This is a great keyboard that's hotswappable to fit your needs.

I am certainly no keyboard expert but I find this one great for its price. Its very sturdy and nice to have multiple ways to connect. The RGB has many different modes and brightness and speed are both customizable. Sounds crisp too!

the best keyboard I've found by far! the lighting options are very nice and the colors are bright! the keys sound amazing and buttery lol not too loud and good for gaming or just boring office work! Came with different keys you can swap out and make it cute! has a good weight to it as well and is very comfortable to type with the legs on the back to prop it up.

This keyboard is incredible. The cocoa cream V2 switches sound so creamy and smooth, making typing and gaming a joy. Every keystroke feels satisfying, and the pre-lubed switches make a big difference in sound and feel. The build quality is excellent with the gasket mount giving it a soft, comfortable typing experience, and it feels very durable for long-term use. The knob is super handy for quick adjustments, and the RGB backlighting looks gorgeous with the pink design. Connectivity is solid with Bluetooth, Type-C, and 2.4G options all working flawlessly. For the sound, feel, durability, and overall quality, this keyboard is worth every penny.

I LOVE this keyboard so much. The keys are creamy with the milk switches and the colorways are aesthetically pleasing. The dongle--or wireless--option is great, battery does just fine. I have not used the Bluetooth option yet though. The reason I am putting this as a 4 star is only because of the bent pin switch on my left shift key that I wouldn't have noticed If the keyboard driver would actually work. I could not access the website or downloaded programs that lets me access RGB, other keyboard options or macro history. Though, I knew about the low quality control that Yunzii is known for. Thankfully they give you two extra switches but overall this is a great beginner keeb!

Like the title says this is my first mechanical keyboard that I've purchased for my gaming/PC setup, and I love it! I shopped around for a long time before settling on this one and I'm glad I did. I was a little wary of getting a mechanical keyboard at first since I'm used to a quiet & low-profile typing experience, but the "creamy" sounding keys are really satisfying and I don't have any issues typing on the taller keys. I like that it's hot-swappable too in case I wanted to try some different switches. I haven't done it yet, but it was nice of the seller to include the little key-puller tool thing (idk what it's called lol) in case I want to later. The color might just be my favorite feature, it looks amazing with my desk decor, and the RGB lights are fun too. Obviously with being wireless having them on will drain the battery faster. My one gripe is that the battery life isn't great to begin with, even with the battery saver on, but the keyboard going to sleep every few minutes got kind of annoying so I just leave it plugged in now. The 75% layout is generally pretty suitable for my needs, although it's missing a few keys I would like (print screen, home key to name a few). Neither of those things are dealbreakers for me though. I just want to praise the company's customer service too. I had some trouble finding the customizable software advertised in the listing, so I emailed their support and they got right back to me with the download link. I had some issues getting it to work at first, and the rep I spoke with was very prompt and and kind about resolving it. Now the keyboard and the software work perfectly. Very impressed! Overall it's a great value for the price (I got it on sale for around $65ish) and I'm happy with it as my entry into the mechanical keyboard game. It's held up well after a couple months use and I hope to use it for a long time to come.

I bought this keyboard after a short of an out-of-the-box soundtest for it came across my feed..... I don't exactly know all the terms for the sounds of keyboards, but this thing SOUNDS way more expensive than I bought it for (on sale for $69 huehuehue.) The video called it 'thocky'.... which I guess it could be, though it doesn't have as deep of a sound with stock switches (Cocao Cream V2) as it did with the AKKO Rosewood switches I quickly tested on it. It sounds creamy or bubbly to me. I've been looking for a keyboard with a 'deeper' sound and this was very pleasantly surprising straight out of the box with a fairly deep, buttery 'clack'. I was very surprised that this was RGB with several really neat presets including the one where the lights only light up where you type and fade slowly, so you get the really cool waterfall-light effect when you run your finger down the keys. It is also fairly heavy, at least heavier than I was expecting buying (what I consider?) an inexpensive keyboard.