YUNZII AL71 75 Mechanical Keyboard Full Aluminum CNC Hot Swappable Gasket 2 4GHz Wireless BT5 0 USB-C Wired

After a long day away, I look forward to returning to type on this keyboard. Honestly a great keyboard for everyday use I think it is definitely worth the money if your looking for an aluminum body keyboard. This is the first mechanical keyboard I have used, thus my experience is very limited. However, I did use it for over a year now. Pros: - Types great - Looks great (I got the black color way, which has held up for over a year now. Color has not faded and the keycaps remain almost like new.) - Sounds great (many roommate have complimented the sound of this keyboard and its look) - Feels great (the weight of the keyboard makes it feels so nice) - Has just the right amount of resistance when I type on it (for me at least). - Work well (Compatible with my friends MacBook and my windows PC. Battery lasted a long time to the point I forgot it needed to recharge. I do not know when it needed to recharge because once I remembered it was not wired I immediately reconnected it.) Cons: - Might be my 2.4 GHz receiver, but recently it has only worked properly when physically wired into my PC. It started skipping some keys like the backspace key or the space key, which became very annoying, but tethered to the PC directly worked fine.) Read more

Great quality, been using it like 5 months already, that's why it's dirty (I'm cleaning it now). Sounds creamy/cloudy I don't remember the exact word, anyway, it's not clicky. You can see it has plenty of spare keys, practically a new keyboard. It's heavy, doesn't move on your table. Lights are neat, didn't explore much into that because I'm not a big fan of rgb but I can tell it's good. Overall, it's a 10/10, exactly what I was expecting. Read more

I have reviewed tons of keyboards over the last couple years and this has to be my favorite out of all of them. They have great linear switches. Such a nice typing feel. And the sound is great, like raindrops on the roof kind of sound. The switches are hot-swapable. Meaning if you find or develop a preference for a different feel or sound, you can trade the switches out. The keyboard software lets you program the keyboard to your liking, including the RGB backlight. It has 3 different ways to connect to your computer or device. It has a 2.4GHz dongle, Bluetooth, and of course wired connections. It's a 70% keyboard, so it's nice and compact. At it's size, it fits perfectly on my desk. Read more

I wasn’t expecting much at this price point, but I was genuinely impressed by the build quality. I picked it up for $45, and it’s a solid and beautiful metal keyboard that feels incredibly sturdy—seriously, it could do some damage if you wanted it to. I used it with my Mac and everything worked perfectly right out of the box, plus it came with extra keys for a Mac layout. The typing experience is excellent and very satisfying. My only gripe is that there’s no adjustable stand on the back, but the keyboard base itself is ergonomically built. Haven’t tested the wireless connection or battery life yet, so I can’t comment on those, but everything else has been perfect so far. My recommendation: don’t overthink it—just buy it . Read more

Love the keyboard works perfectly every once in a while the number keys at the top stop working but just resetting the keyboard fixes everything almost no lag when it comes to playing games that require speed such as valorant or csgo super sturdy has some weight to it. Read more

I have a handful of mechanical keyboards, and by far this is the best stock one I've received. It's clean, looks great, sounds great, but still has all the features you would want for customization (opens with a screwdriver, hotswap). I especially like the side RGB - it's a nice way to have a little extra color if full-keyboard RGB isn't your thing, and it's customizable with the same color modes that the main keyboard RGB has. I got the crystal white switches and they sound great good stock - they're on the clacky end of the spectrum, but to me they sound beautifully glassy rather than a true "clack." And it's CHONKY - the aluminum casing is nice and weighty. This would be a great keyboard if you're hoping to try out a mechanical keyboard for the first time, or if you're looking for a budget model to upgrade & customize. It's worth the price, which you can't say about all mech keyboards under $100 - it feels premium, looks premium, and you'll be able to switch it up if you so desire. Read more

The key bindings are a bit confusing and I hadn't realized the Bluetooth thing was already inside it, but once you realize you need to double-click FN to turn on your numbers and download the software to modify the bindings(all on their website), it's a great keyboard! So far, it's a good size for my needs, all the keys are great and the information is easy to understand albeit small. It functions well so far. A bit heavy but if you don't mind the weight of what's essentially the average house cat, it's comfortable. I like the soft clacking sound. Hadn't tested the Bluetooth yet. Read more