YUNZII X98 QMK VIA Wireless Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Knob Tri-Mode BT5 0 USB-C 2 4GHz Hot Swappable

The media could not be loaded. I am in love with this keyboard. The packaging it came in, was sturdy. I chose to connect it via Bluetooth and it wasn’t difficult at all to follow the directions. It’s has a weight to it and does not feel cheap at all. There is a similar version out there for almost double the price and I took a chance on this one and I don’t regret it at all. The features of the backlight color changing have an option for almost anyone’s preference. The sound of the keyboard is not too loud, not too soft. It will look good with any decor on your desk because you can adjust the lighting to whatever you want. 10 out of 10 recommend I already want to buy another one in another color. Read more

Surprisingly heavy! (In a good way!) Super satisfying sound, the led lights are easy to adjust to different patterns, and you can turn them to plain white, or off. Works great for a Mac, and I assume a PC too. Comes with a few extra keys that have cute planet designs on them. The feet that fold out from the bottom are really “sticky” so the keyboard doesn’t budge when you need it to stay put. Love it! Recommend it! Read more

These are my first impressions. 1) The keyboard came packaged very well and had a very easy to understand set of instructions. 2) I love how this keyboard can be paired with a Mac or Windows based computer. 3) I absolutely love the keys. They sound super nice but it's so easy to type. My fingers do not tire easily and I find that my accuracy level is increased. 4) I love the colors and enjoy the volume controller. Cons: The only con I can find at the present time is that the font on the keyboard is white and because the keys are transparent, it's difficult to read the keys. The good thing is, I can type without reading the keys, so it shouldn't be an issue of rme. The other thing is that the directional buttons / keypad are in a wierd layout - so it'll take a little getting used to - but that's no biggie. I highly recommend this keyboard if you're looking for a great mechanical keyboard and nice aesthetics. The only thing I cannot comment on is its longevity and how it works when it comes to gaming. I am waiting for my steam deck to arrive this week at which point, I'll see how it performs. If I come across any issues, I'll be sure to update this review. Read more

If you clicked on this keyboard, and you are fishing for reviews, chances are you are looking at your options amongst the transparent boards. I've tried all three transparent Yunzii boards - so if you're interested, let me tell you about this one. Let's go! === === === === === === === === === === === [Look] Okay, so the board is transparent. Surprise! That means a couple of things that you will need to keep in mind. Most importantly, if you plan to swap out the switches, the appearance of your board will take on whatever color the top housing of your switches are. Choose carefully - or live recklessly, it's your call (YOLO)! Second, the font on the keys are not the easiest to see. They are not helped by the RGB (more on that in a minute...), so if you need to look at the keys to type, it may be a challenge depending on your eyesight, the room lighting, and the distance of the keyboard from your eyes. Does it look good? Well, that's VERY subjective; but in my opinion, in it's stock configuration, NO. It is just too monotone. Even a lightly tinted set of keycaps would have made this a much better experience out the box. The bottom is nothing too exciting, which I am okay with. I don't understand the obsession with making the side of the keyboard you DON'T see an artisan work of art. It's kinda like facing the Mona Lisa toward the wall... [Feel] Full disclosure, I hate linear switches with very few exceptions, and I still never use the ones I don't if I had ANY OTHER OPTION. Now that we got that out of the way, the switches on this board are lubed and very smooth. They are quiet, but not as quiet as a silent switch. They are - for all intents and purposes - slightly above average. But to be fair, they are at least exactly what they are marketed as - unlike Yunzii's tactiles which are just clickies. The board has a good amount of heft to it for a plastic board. I did the twist test and it is reasonably rigid, but with enough effort, I am sure you could destroy it if you wanted to. Maybe don't though....? [Layout] This board comes with a numpad which is useful for a lot of people, or at least comfortable to not seem like a downgrade (kinda like how everyone in Florida wants a car with 4WD/AWD for absolutely no reason at all). However, it comes with a small '0' key which itself is not a problem...but the sepration between it and the D-pad isn't meaningful enough to prevent you from pressing the right arrow when using the numpad. Also, the 'End' key comes left of the 'Home' key out of the box. That makes NO sense, and is pretty inexcusable, Yunzii (because, I know you are reading this!). Fortunately, a quick change in VIA/QMK and that was quickly corrected. There aren't very many command keys on this board, so you'll have to layer commands if you want to retain some semblance of quick functionality relative to a true 100% form factor. Other than the congestion between the keypad, d-pad, and numpad; there are no other significant surprises. [Features] I don't want to ruin the surprise, but the dongle storage on this thing is amazing. I freaking LOVE IT!!! Yunzii nailed this one, and they need to keep doing that. DO YOU HEAR ME YUNZII???? The board also comes with a knob. So yeah, that's easily and obviously the most convenient feature for this board. The rest of the features you'll find in the product description, so I'll cut this thing section short. [Sound] The board itself is stiffed to the gills and you can see the gasket mount from the outside. These with paired with the keyboard material help to potentially produce a deeper sound - but of course your switch and keycap selection will play a huge part in the final sound profile. [RGB] Yes. The answer is YES! However, remember, just like with the looks and sound, the switch and keycap selection will play a huge part in how much light is ultimately emitted. However, with the stock keycaps, you'll be able to see the entirety of whatever amount of light makes it past the switch. If you plan on using this board with these keycaps at night...good luck. The RGB will make in incredible difficult to read the keycap when the key is illuminated. So, if you are looking for a nighttime board, this probably isn't that board. === === === === === === === === === === [Bottom line] So should you buy it? If you are in the market for a transparent board (or, as in my case, a clear chassis) AND you are willing to make a minor mod to the keycaps (and maybe the switches) then add this to your cart, RIGHT NOW! After using this for a little bit at the office, I am impressed by the quality of the board, and I imagine it will not get rotated out for another board for at least a month (I just review a lot of boards and switches...). I also don't foresee me getting rid of this anytime soon, even as I continue my journey into the depths of this hobby. There are a few other options for transparent boards, but I am not at all convinced that the value is commensurate with the increase in price, or even arguably justifiable when comparing board those to this one. Hope that helps; happy typing!!! Read more

I absolutely love this keyboard. Im glad I took a chance on splurging on this. Its heavy duty. The lights are beautiful....the videos in the reviews do not give it justice...it is super bright. The settings are easy to work. Its a stunning key board. I have purchased several keyboards in the past and this one has amazing quality. Although this is my first "gaming" keyboard. The sound when you type is so satisfying i was actually motivated to do my work today lol. My only two gripes are that they dont offer a 100% keyboard (so everything's crammed) you have adjust if youre not used to it and that they don't offer matching mouse sets or at least a mouse that looks like the key board. No batteries needed. Its expensive but I feel like its worth it. You can so wifi, Bluetooth, or by usb cord. Love the options Read more

The media could not be loaded. Sound: I have the Crystal switches here, I am in awe at how wonderful they sound with no modding. The space bar is a little deeper, but when I'm taking notes and get into that key roll zone, it is the best! Colors: Full RGB, and a quick fn Tab gets you a simple white back light. They include detailed instructions on how to customize colors, functions, etc. I am a pastel girl and have it set that way in the video, but the colors can get very vibrant. Details: Cute custom printed key caps, starry mountain themed etching on the back, a curled cable, and 3 adjustable heights to type at. I love knobs on my boards, and this one has customizable functions, lighting, and a satisfying click sound! Overall, this is a hefty board, feels quality, types quality, and is fantastic as a base model with no mods in my opinion, especially for the price point! Read more