AL65

I have four Yunzii aluminum mechanical keyboards, AL65, AL68, AL80, and AL98. They are my favorite pre-made keyboards…over Keykron, Womier, Nuphy, Iqunix, Melgeek, Epomaker, etc…

Yeah, I suppose I could try that. I actually just put them in a Yunzii AL65 I got on sale for $60 (why not?) and I love them in that board. Funny how the right pairing can make all the difference

Most Redragon keyboards are proprietary junk, but there are a few exceptions. This one is really aamzing for the price, AL case, QMK firmware: Redragon k739 * ($65) Aula are all proprietary junk. Other good options: Akko 5075B VIA * ($60 barebones) YMDK YMD75 * ($64-$110 diy) CIDOO QK61 * ($51) Skyloong

I think the AL65 is just it's own thing, it released after the AL68 so if i had to guess it's just an alternative for those who don't need a knob :p Still has QMK and the newer yunzii switches, I was gonna buy it originally cuz it looks really slick but the AL68 was cheaper

I would recommend the Yunzii AL65 or AL68. The AL66 is an older board with legacy firmware. None of these have magnetic keys, though. The best option I can see right now with magnetic keys would be the Keychron J8 or J2 HE for $100 on Amazon US. The J8 is a more solid board, but is styled after the

It is stock so it is an FR4 plate. I am curious about trying others, but I also don't want to wait for shipping from China again, so I'll probably just leave it, unless there's somewhere in the US that sells parts. I will say the flex cut PCB sure makes trying out switches far more of a pain in the

There are an almost infinite number of boards out there... many of which come from the same manufacturers. Aula is much better than the membrane boards you can get for $0.99, but only slightly better than mechanical keyboards you can rind for $20 on sale on Amazon (James Donkey and others... that ar