YUNZIIAL68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,Full Aluminum CNC,60% Layout with Knob, QMK/VIA Software,Gasket Mounted,Hot Swappable,RGB Backlit,BT/2.4G/USB-C for Mac/Win (Silver, Cocoa Cream V2)

It's heavy for it's size and feels well built, has a nice clean sound and no rattling stabilizers. Having VIA compatibility is great! but it appears that the knob is not customizable and it can only control Volume/RGB brightness. The stock keycaps are okay and feel better than other cheap keycaps I've used, and the backspace key was a little stiffer than the other keys. Changing out the keycaps for "NicePBT"s seemed to fix the stiff backspace key, and improved the feel and sound. Overall it seems like a great keyboard, you get a lot for the price compared to other custom aluminum keyboards. It will work well stock, but is also a good platform to customize to your liking.

I was looking for a small keyboard for my music studio. I purchased a keyboard from a leading brand that was the right size to fit the space; however, it was a chiclet style keyboard, so the tactile experience was not great. In fact, I frequently mistyped things as there was no feedback coming back from the keyboard. I continued my search, looked at some online reviews, found the YunZII AL68 keyboard on sale at a great price so I decided to give it a shot. I am very glad that I purchased this keyboard as it is the right size (60% with 66 keys), built like a tank with an all-aluminum case, has tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4G wireless, and USB) which is important to me, and a fantastic thonky keyboard feel like my old IBM clacky keyboard. Also, the AL68 has swappable key switches, allows you to remap keys if you are into that, and has RGB lighting which is important to some folks. The YunZii is really well built and looks great in my studio. On a side note I showed my daughter the keyboard and she went out and purchase the same model. Great purchase!

This has been an amazing keyboard. Sounds and functions just like the much more expensive brands out there. Customer service has also been amazing. Any questions I’ve had they have responded too quickly and addressed my questions right away.

The media could not be loaded. Well, this is the first time in a long while I pulled a budget board out of its box and didn't hate it. In fact, my first impression is that I'm in love with it. Greetings AL68, Will you marry me?I've been on the hunt for an aluminum 65 in a decent color that isn't too heavy, has VIA, sounds good and shoot, might as well have a knob on it. I pair it with my iPad too so I love to use the screen brightness and multimedia controls as well.This is truly the first budget board I've found that checks all these simple boxes.Right out of the box, it looks and feels great. While the finish will attract fingerprints, all the pretty ones do… I'll just say without being long winded, it's a great board. I really think it's one of the best 100ish dollar boards out there right now.A tiny engineering issue that I found on an otherwise great board is the LED under the #8 keycaps shine a little brighter than the others. I think it's due to the fact that there's a screw mount right next to it. Having it right there created a gap where the sandwich foam should be under the plate. That in turn lets more light under the plate and thus, makes it a little brighter. I'll be adding some cotton to that spot later to see if I can get it to dim a bit.As for the switches, I also like the fact that they offer you the option of their 50g linears as opposed to just a single lower weight. I chose them and can tell you that they are smooth, a bit on the louder side and poppy clacky. Crisp. The space bar is deeeeep sounding too.Also Included in the box are bonus caps for mac users, Esc, Directional and enter key color variations. Lastly, I had to bang on the accessories box and I m glad i did. Two extra switches plopped out like a prize. WooHoo! Seriously.

The media could not be loaded. The al68 is essentially the al66 V2.Sound - Outstanding! Very clacky and loudFeeling - Great! The prelube job on the switches are done beautifully and they have an amazing sound profile.Switches - The switches are very nice, I personally like the cocoa cream v2 switches more.Keycaps - The doubleshot pbt keycaps are high quality and feel great! Some slight difference in the legend thickness on some keycaps.The board itself is very rigid and heavy. Barely any pinging, but it doesn't hurt to do a forcebreak mod. The foam is taped to the pcb so it's risky to remove it since you might pull a hotswap socket off. There's barely any space inside which is good, but it compromises the flex of the gaskets.I did unfortunately get quality control issues with the silver board. One screw was missing and another screw was bolted to the case and stripped.Overall I would give this a solid 8/10. The plug and play with via compatibility is a breeze, it feels and sounds amazing and it's stupid cheap for what you get!

I initially left a 3 star review as there was an issue with VIA recognizing the keyboard. However, Yunzii updated their provided JSON and the board is now recognized.And I am so happy.You could call me a tourist in the keyboard scene. My daily driver at work is a Vortex Race 3, I have a Pok3r if I'm traveling. A have a few decent budget 75% lying around the house and an overpriced, poorly designed name brand "gaming" board on my home workstation.This keyboard tops them all and has replaced my 4 year affair with the Race 3 in just a couple of days.If you'd like to try a sub-75% that still offers arrows and a few extras without dipping into an additional layer, is built like a tank (it's a heavy board), has that "Youtube Keyboard reviewer" thocky sound (I am loving the milk switches) and is QMK/Via ready... and you want to stay on a reasonable budget, this keyboard feels like the champ. It definitely punches way above its class.

Favorite keyboard yet.