YUNZII C68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,65% Layout,Hot Swap,Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/Wired, RGB Backlit NKRO,Cute Cat Silicone Ergonomic Design for Win/Mac (Brown, Milk Switch)

Okay I know this keyboard may seem costly to some, but hear me out, this keyboard is AMAZING. The keyboard sounds are peaceful, the design is super cute, it is heavier and more compact than I expected (which honestly makes this 10x better as I had issues before with my previous keyboard slipping when I would type), the texture is more rubbery than expected too (but again it creates more traction to prevent it sliding so WONDERFUL), and I have had no issues with connectivity or delays on either of my computers. Yes, I bought TWO. I loved it so much for my gaming PC that I had to get it for my work setup as well. I use both via USB cord plug-in so I can't give a review on the Bluetooth feature, but it does come with a cute cordless USB that can be easily hidden under one of the cute kitty paw legs under it if it's not in use. Truly worth the buy. Also. The keys can be removed and replaced with custom key caps and even comes with a keycap remover kit and some extra key caps in case they are needed. A 10/10 product. Truly worth the money in it's entirety.

Keyboard is heavier than expected—- but sturdy, cute, and includes satisfying key sounds. The set up is easy right out of the box. The backlighting is as advertised (which, for me = awesome). The keys are round and soft. I like having multiple ways to connect this keyboard to devices. Definitely recommend.

This is the cutest keyboard I could find. I wanted something girly girl and didn’t want to pay over $100 for a keyboard. I found this one and hesitated but eventually I got it to try. I waited until it had a coupon available, that runs from time to time. I love it. The shipping and packaging is so beautiful. The keyboard is very sturdy, heavy, but soft. The keyboard sound is very heavy but soft, it’s not a loud clack. It’s well worth the money, it’s actually cheaper than buying a plain pink razor keyboard. It has a Bluetooth pairing, computer connection and wifi connection, 3 switch to pick from. Love the color changes, it gives a variety of different colorations and patterns. The keyboard will go to sleep if not used while plugged in but it lights up and continues as soon as you start typing. The keyboard is always plugged in, I haven’t left it run on battery alone, so I’m not sure how long the battery lasts. there isn’t a on and off switch, or else I haven’t found it yet. Comes with two manuals both very easy to understand and helpful. It even comes with a cute kitty mousepad. I’m very satisfied with my purchase. Probably my favorite purchase so far! ❤️

I'm relatively new to mechanical keyboards as a hobby, as I did some gaming a few years ago (but wasn't very particular), but I've recently started a job where I do a decent amount of writing. These are my reflections on keyboards. Mechanical keyboards grew in popularity as a potential edge in various precision/speed input videogames. In recent years, keyboards that are fully mechanical, such as this one, have been overtaken by Hall Effect keyboards and other innovative technologies (see Wooting's keyboards) among gamers. Because the market for mechanical keyboards was dominated by gamers, lighter switches for rapid input became the norm. But now, gamers are moving away from mechanical keyboards, at least at the highest levels of performance, leaving the market open to others. The new demographic of keyboard enjoyers is interested in something that looks pretty, feels good to type on, and sounds nice. If your use-case is word processing, rather than competitive gaming, this keyboard is for you. It looks great, and the sound is excellent. The keys are made of more material than your standard (cherry profile) keycaps, and thick silicone muffles clacky sounds, moving the sound profile in a thocky direction. The Cocoa switches are 10% stiffer than standard (50 grams to actuate instead of 45), reducing the accidental presses so common with linear switches/lighter springs. This keyboard is a joy to type on, and it looks great in person. I love how MOA and KOA keycaps sound and feel, so lately when looking at keyboards I have had to accept that I would quickly drop another $20-30 to replace all the keycaps. I'm very pleased to have found such a nice keyboard that already features my preferred keycaps.

so freaking cute i love it, definitely worth the money it came with a mouse pad and key changes. it sounds so creamy and amazing and the quality is so good and high. it’s pretty heavy but it’s not problem overall 10/10

I got this for Christmas for my desk at my office and I LOVE it. It’s adorable, the keys feel amazing and the sound is superb. If you have to work, give yourself a fun keyboard. I don’t know why a keyboard makes me so happy but it does. It was super easy to get all set up. I am Using the cord with it but it works great wirelessly as well. This keyboard is heavy and seems well made. The mouse pad is really cute too.

I love this keyboard! It feels so silky on the fingers and when I press any button. The actual material of the keyboard is very unique and adds to the soft silky feel of the whole thing! The battery lasts a long time- I go days without charging it and it tells me with a red lit up key. It sounds amazing and is just the right size. It's actually very heavy so I can guarantee that it won't be going anywhere. It feels very durable. It comes with extra keys and it's very easy to clean despite the unique material!

Some quirks/minor flaws, but overall a very solid keyboard. Also, just insanely cute - and insanely heavy at almost 3.5 lbs! I have over 30 mechanical keyboards, prefer 75% layouts (to better show off my various keycap sets), and yet I still could NOT stop yearning for this adorable keyboard. I finally bought it, and I'm so glad I did!!! If you are planning to use this with your own keycaps, keep in mind that that this is a COOL pink keyboard, and most pink keycap sets are in WARM pink shades. I hate mixing them together, but ymmv. Kiiboom sells an MAO profile set called KiiBoom x Maorbeng Meow Meow Squad (MAO keycaps are shaped like cat heads!) that goes amazingly with the keyboard (see my photo - this is my actual keyboard). You can buy them here on Amazon, and they are worth the price. Samuel Tan, on YouTube, has a review on the C68 keyboard, where you can see full package contents (coffee cat version), and watch him open (aka "tear down") the keyboard by removing the silicone case. This is useful if you're wondering how to take the keyboard apart, whether for customization or to remove the lithium-ion battery. It also has a sound test. Note that I am not affiliated with this person, I just like finding tear-down videos for keyboards I buy, particularly if they have a lithium-ion battery, as those become unstable over time and can actually explode/catch fire. If you plan to always use this wired, I would recommend you just go ahead and remove the battery now. I do find the stabilizers have a bit of a rattle, but there are easy mods to at least minimize, if not eliminate, this. I bought the keyboard with Milk switches, not realizing those are supposed to be a "quiet" (not silent!) switch - which explains why I found them perfectly fine to type on, but underwhelming from a sound standpoint (totally a matter of personal preference). I also found the quietness of the switches to contrast a bit too heavily with the much louder sound of the space bar. I replaced them with HMX SU switches I had on hand, and I am utterly in love with this keyboard after my changes. The ability to customize to your personal tastes is the beauty of the mechanical keyboard hobby. If I could do it over again, (ideally, I will be getting this in "Coffee Cat", AND Panda with black case) I'd try the Cocoa Cream V2 switch. I just wish Gateron Zero switches had been an option, because I recently bought other Yunzii keyboards that came with them, and they're awesome in every way! I've only used this wired, or on 2.4GHz wireless mode. Battery life without RGB on is tremendous, and I still haven't had to charge the keyboard, yet despite daily use. Weirdly, however, the keyboard doesn't remember that I turned off RGB, so I have to Fn+Backspace EVERY time I turn the keyboard on, to turn the RGB back off. Not the end of the world, but definitely a mild annoyance that shouldn't exist. The Windows software for the keyboard has an adorable pink cat head icon and surprisingly works in 2.4GHz (haven't tried BT mode) as well as wired. Most of it is fairly straight forward, just refer to the manual, and be careful you don't overwrite FN row commands pertaining to keyboard settings. I swapped the Home and Delete keys, went to make FN+Delete (formerly Home) for that top key into "Insert", but in doing so, I lost the ability to cycle through RGB color settings. I could not see where one could assign that functionality to another key, so I had to reset the keyboard to restore things. If you've been eyeing this keyboard longingly, just buy it. Once stock runs out, these will need to be imported with heavy tariffs, and the price will go up significantly. Edit: Bought my Panda C68 in black, and I LOVE the Panda switches it came with, so they will be left stock. While the stock keycaps are also terrific (MOA profile rules!), they're a classic, understated black and white offering. I want to fully embrace the kawaii aesthetic of this adorable keyboard, so I'm waiting on an MAO profile panda themed set I've ordered.

It's so cute! I adore the colour scheme, illustrations, and the sound while writing. Unboxing was a nice treat - it comes with lots of lovely accessories including a very cute mouse pad, tools for removing the keys and switches, and a simple manual. The box itself makes a very cute decoration if left out in view somewhere! It's heavy, smooth and types very nicely. All of the connections work very well. Maybe it's just me, but I feel like the bluetooth battery lasts forever! I connect via USB to my iMac and to my iPad via bluetooth and have not encountered any issues. I personally wish the sounds were a bit softer, so I may be replacing the switches, but luckily this is possible with this keyboard. I highly recommend this, especially if you are newer to mechanical keyboards and want something nice to get started with. Cost-wise it's fairly affordable for what it is. I think the only thing I don't super-love is that the cat is removable - which I do love - but it leaves an awkward attachment segment sticking out of it. I really wish it could have been used as a phone or tablet stand or something but instead it's like a weird protrusion. The solution is to just leave the cat, which is a great solution in my book as it is very cute!

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I Iove it! It’s the talking point of the school! Love the feel of it, the look of it, the little clicking of the keys! A proper keyboard.. and so cute!!!!!

I already had a pink keyboard, a Hello Kitty Razer keyboard, but when I saw that a colleague had bought this one, I was in 💕 love! Bought it and gave no regrets!! Wonderful little keyboard, keys are fluid and a little clavkety clack clack, not annoying but just fun. The little cat in the middle has become my emotional support animal during boring meetings🤣 if you are considering, just do it!!