YUNZII B68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,Tri-Mode BT5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C Hot Swappable Gasket Creamy Keyboard, RGB Backlit NKRO, Cute Keyboard for Win/Mac (Pink, Cocoa Cream V2 Switch)

Important stuff: Tri-mode, hotswap, gasket mount, light weight, a few extra keycaps to change the look and an awesome presentation with the build quality and packaging.This B68 is really good in my opinion with a lot of connectivity options that give you Wired Type C to Type A/2.4Ghz and Bluetooth, a 5000mAh battery to help you stay wireless longer and a great typing feel with the gasket mount. You can change up the look with the rainbow gradient keycaps they provide in the box and the typing experience by hotswapping the switches or maybe dressing it up with some dye-sub keycaps. The keycaps the B68 comes with are PBT and the sound when typing is a mix between thock and click? I know right? The Milk V2 switches are linear according to Yunzii but the only thing linear to me is the lack of a tactile bump. The switches and stabilizers are well lubed though and there is not any scratchiness, leaf ping feel or sound, Yunzii did a superb job there. The south facing LEDs are really bright and even though the keycaps are not shine through you cannot miss the RGB, it is right in your face.The 2.4Ghz and the Bluetooth both connected flawlessly and I did not notice any lag from using the 2.4Ghz. I moved the keyboard throughout the house and only got dropped when closing a door that was approximately 40 feet from the dongle plugged into my desktop.Something to point out lest I forget is that Yunzii includes a quick start guide and an excellent User manual that are great examples of what you can expect when you buy a Yunzii keyboard. They always make useful guides that are so easy to read, follow and refer to while you are getting familiar with a new board. In my opinion this says a lot about a company that spares no expense for customer support.The keyboard is all plastic which is easy to carry in a back pack or satchel but it also means that it is likely using clips which would make it a problem to take apart if you want to mod it. Regardless of other's opinions on modding keyboards, some people (like myself) are going to open the case and making it harder to do so can be a huge con.Now the only other critique I have of the B68 would be the lack of compatibility for QMK/VIA, that may not be important to everyone but it is to me.So other than those 2 cons this a solid keyboard and completely in line with most budget boards at this price point. I can 100% recommend the Yunzii B68 because it fits most of my needs as a consumer, and IMO they truly are a leader in the keyboard market and have some of the most dependable hardware.

Wowowowowow, this keyboard is genuinely EXCELLENT. I have reviewed hundreds of keyboards over the last 5 years, and in the last 6-12 months I have seen a significant upgrade in the quality of "entry-price" mechanical keyboards through companies like Royal Kludge, Womier, Boyi, and many more. Yunzii has always been near the front of this pack and constantly keep one-upping their previous products. This keyboard, for example, has to be one of, if not THE best sounding stock component setup of the year so far. My jaw legitimately dropped when I first pulled it out and gave it a test spin. The combination of the caps, switches, gasket structure, and quality PBT body create a wonderfully mid-low frequency sound profile that is like the audio equivalent of a bowl of gelato. Its just that C R E A M Y. Notably, the space bar on this thing should really be the new industry standard of how a space bar should sound and feel. It feels and sounds better than most of the space bars I have on my 400-500 dollar boardsAesthetically, this board is no slouch either, coming with a cool retro vibe that is enhanced greatly by the included rainbow colored caps. The board structure itself, while perfectly serviceable, does pale a little in comparison to the other highs of the board and does look a little cheap up close. Of course, for $90 this is an upper-tier budget board, so there has to be some compromise on the quality somewhere.It comes with the new standard triple-mode connection settings with an included usb dongle for 2.4GHz connection. All three connection modes worked flawlessly for me, and neither of the wireless setups had notable lag while gaming. The included volume knob is always a must for me as well. Overall, this board doesnt push the bounds of functionality in any way, but is reliable and easy to set up. I have yet to attempt any software modifications of the board because, as I said, I have hundreds of boards and refuse to download any more customization software -- if this is something you need to hear about, I apologize.In short, this is a keyboard for people who just want something that is a joy to type on. The look draws me to it whenever I walk by, and the exceptional stock switches and keycaps keep me typing once I'm there. This is one of the few boards I have procured recently that I plan on integrating into my daily life.Good job Yunzii, you got a W on this one.

i generally cant sing enough praises about yunzii and their keyboards...... my issue with this isnt the keyboard itself but rather the included keycaps...... they gave me all the keycaps execpt the zero key...... which would almost be okay if they used the same font as the black keys..... but they dont..... so trying to swap the keys over looks silly with every right key except the 0.... im sure it is just a packing error but this loses a star for me..... other than that it is a really nice keyboard...... doesnt sound bad and the ergos are great.... knob is very functional..... leds are nice and bright..... perfect size for my needs..... i love this keyboard in general but really liked the look of the fading keycaps and that isnt an option for me at this point

There are two things I really like about this keyboard: it is rare to find portable keyboards that support wired connectivity, everything out there is bluetooth-enabled but this one hit the mark: it has 3 ways to connect: wired through USB-C (which also charges its internal battery) and wireless through the included wireless adapter and bluetooth (which supports up to 3 devices) all modes selectable from a small switch on the back of the keyboard.The other aspect I really liked about it is how it feels: for a mechanical keyboard, the closest switch I can use to describe is 'red' (no clicky sound upon pressing the keys) but it feels better, like when you press your fingers in the sand kind of feel: there is some resistance compared to red switches but it feels smoother than the red switches.Also, this is a RGB keyboard but the keys are 'opaque' to the RGB effect: don't expect the keys themselves like the K90 to illuminate but rather the effect is around them. It has several effects for the backlight which are controlled by the knob located on the top left of the keyboard.My only concern (and this is a very 'try to find something you don't like about this product') is the weight: this keyboard is significantly heavier than other portable keyboards but this is a very minor thing compared to its functionality and feel.Also, it includes some replacement keycaps in different colors (white and grey), USB cable and 2 extra switches as well as the extraction tool.I really dig this keyboard.

This is a great keyboard! I've heard a lot about Yunzii keyboards and could not wait for this one to arrive. The looks are amazing, especially when you throw on the accent keycaps it comes with.The Cocoa Cream V2 switches are amazing. I love the thock that comes from them, and typing on them is so easy and a pleasure. I love that this board is hot swappable with pretty much any switch, and has south facing LEDs, but I do not see any reason to replace these switches. I am not kidding when I say they are amazing!The RGB is really nice and I love the 65% layout that also has a volume knob. Great touch! This board also feels very sturdy. This is absolutely one of the best keyboards that I have owned to date. However, the price is a little steep in my opinion. I know that Yunzii brings quality with their boards and I can appreciate that, but I think $89.99 (at the time of writing this review) is a little much. I recently picked up a similar board by a different brand with different switches for $70 cheaper, so this is a hard sale for me. That board's switches weren't nearly as good as these, but I don't think this warrants a $70 premium.