YUNZII KC84 Pro Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard 84-Key Gaming Keyboard with Translucent ABS Case, RGB Backlit for Mac/Win/Gamers (Gateron Black Switch, Shimmer)

So the keyboard is great, I've read the other reviews and I believe the issue is your keyboard is only unresponsive/ mistyping if your not supplying enough power to the keyboard itself. So plug the usb cable directly into your pc, not into a usb hub. Bluetooth is preety hit or miss with it, I works on windows but I really don't mind because I always plugin my keyboards.

Better than I expected. The stabilizers are fine. No need to do extra works on it if you are not too strict about them. Strongly suggest to add foams at the bottom. The original status is too hallow. But easy to do.The gateron switches come with the keyboard are absolutely junk. They belong to trash can. But your own switches. Any alternative is better than those garbage.

Great board for beginners to mid lvl enthusiast. this is my new favorite layout i missed arrow keys and f keys so much. A couple of mods and this boy THOCKS!

This is a fantastic deal for $95. I love the shape and feel of the keys. I got the black switches and they feel great didn’t bother to lube them. The stabilizers were pretty good from the factory, they were lubed, but I still have to remove and re-lube the space bar stab. Other than that it was perfect. The sound of the keyboard is also very good. Over all I’m very happy with the purchase of this keyboard. Would buy again!

I believe that I have a similar problem to the other reviewer, Cristian.The keyboard performed fine during the time that it worked. It even sounded great after lubing. There is essentially no hope in ever finding the correct drivers or software though. They are super sketchy and didn't detect my board.Today, when I woke up to go to use my computer, I noticed three keys' lights were significantly brighter than the rest (1, Q, A). When I change it to rainbow mode you can clearly see that something is wrong. I can live with broken RGB, but the sockets themselves don't work, so the keypresses don't register. This makes this board completely unusable.No keyboard, ESPECIALLY if it is $90, is worth it if it will fry itself after two months. It's much better to just save up for a Bakeneko.DONOTBUY

so I did some customization to it, new keycaps, new switches, but when I tried it out in game I kept dealing with miss imputes, it was so bad like sometimes I was able to make my character walk without touching the keyboard that, how bad it is, sometimes the shift key would not respond, also was not a fan of how tall the base of the keyboard was and the fact there was only one level I could change it to, I just ended up putting one of my unused spacebar keycaps to keep it at a nice 1cm level, but yeah totally unusable because of the miss imputes I do not recommend this at all, it sucks because of all the good reviews I've seen on this keyboard, not even going to bother contacting support, time to continue my keyboard crisis, thanks alot :(

Credit where credit is due: This is a very pretty keyboard. Pretty stable, the key caps are pretty, and it sounds well overall while typing.Everything else sucks. At first, I had to get a replacement because the board itself was rattle-y and it bumped while typing. That replacement came without the on/off switch on the outside. It's just not there.And now, with only a couple of months use, the PCB shorted or something and several keys don't register anymore.For 90 US Dollars it's too much to have two units suck so soon on different accords where they shouldn't even face any of these issues.DO NOT BUY THIS KEYBOARD

Keyboard just arrived today. Plugged it in with the included cable. The Keyboard lights flicker a little while plugging it in. Installed the drivers and still no luck. I would recommend going else where for a Keyboard!

More specs:- Snap-on translucent dark grey case.- Feet stand under the case.- USB-C in the middle; the cutting on the case is a bit tight.- JCT connector between USB-C daughter board and PCB; cable is good length.- Foam between PCB and plate with switch cutouts.- Metal plate, I think it's aluminum.- PCB and plate are held together with turning notches, not screws.- The PCB-foam-plate sandwich sits on bottom tray; mounting posts use no screw.- Stabilizers are plate-mount and factory lubed.- North-facing LEDs.- 'Shimmer' keycaps are either XDA (I think) or DSA profile. Legends are not shine-through. Keycaps get scratched by puller somewhat easily. So need to be careful, especially on the longer keys.- Gateron black linears are pretty smooth in stock condition. They sit quite tightly on the plate and can be hard to pull out. A couple keys give off a metallic ping when released. Not sure if it's leaf ping or due to position on the board. It's only noticeable when pressing keys one by one and listening quite closely.- Comes with a rich preset of keybinds / macros. Custom software on Google Drive. It runs on my Windows 10 PC but I couldn't click on anything. Support is helping through email now.- I don't think it's QMK compatible -- it can't be detected by the VIA config tool on my PC; keytester works.Well constructed. Executes its design well. The resin casing is fairly rigid. Everything fits snuggly. Top casing gives a bit if you really squeeze. Metal plate lends some heft. Even though it's mostly made of plastic it doesn't feel cheep. Overall a solid board.People who care about key remapping and creating macros will need more research.

Product came dead out of the box, did not work at all. Contacted the vendor and the only feedback was suggestions for me to try different usb cables. Awful, stay away! Junk!

I love it. The keys are thocky and fits my desires. The case does not fit as it should, it pops off sometimes.

Beautiful keyboard. Love the grey/yellow colour combination. Keys are thocky too.