AL68

Amazon is actually pretty good. KPRepublic I think is based somewhere from that area. Same with "splitkb" but they are more of a specialty shop. Keebmonkey would also ship to you and has some decent options. I've tried two boards from amazon myself and enjoyed both. The YUNZII AL68 and the Royal Klu

If you could go a bit higher, the Yunzii AL71 is at $45 on Amazon. It is aluminium, comes fully prelubed. I have the AL68 and it is REALLY good

Eu mi-am comandat un Yunzii AL68: https://www.amazon.de/dp/B0DG1QZR7N Este programabila VIA/QMK, nu instalezi niciun software, este un webapp. PCB Hotswapp cu 5 pini, vine cu switch-uri Linear destul de silent. Poti eventual sa cumperi Cherry MX Red silent sau alt switch silent dedicat si sa le inlo

Got a wired gaming mouse for $15 CAD off of amazon... and after 4 years it's still working perfectly fine. The only actual issue is the side buttons being a bit shaky over the years, but I'm unbothered by it. Got a razer blackwidow v3 tenkeyless, stopped using it within 2 months, used a laptop keybo

I’m newish to keyboards as well and I love the Yunzii’s I have bought. I have the Cream & Gold vintage typewriter (QL75), the AL68, the B75 Pro Max, and the AL98. They are all wonderful, especially the alumimum ones. I got Yunzii’s Cocoa Cream switches for all of keyboards because they are the switc

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

Yo hace un par de meses compré por Amazon un Yunzii AL68, es buenísimo, el mejor teclado que tuve jamas. Todo aluminio, switches lubricados, acolchonado por dentro, batería que me dura fácil 10 días, Bluetooth+2.4GHz, switches intercambiables, configuración sin software (por VIA). Lo único malo es q

Yunzii AL98 is at $83 rn. It is made from aluminium, so very premium. It has USB-C, Bluetooth or 2.4GHz, so you have plenty of options. It is customisable with QMK/VIA. I have the AL68 and it's really good. I haven't tested the battery a lot, as I use it cabled, but it should be fine(?). If you were

I bought a Yunzii AL68 for 60€ about a month ago. I'm very pleased with the keyboard. It is made from aluminium, 65% with arrows, enough customization with VIA, and solid switches. I don't know a whole lot about keyboards, but it's the best keyboard I've ever had. The only bad thing I found, is that

Thank you so much for your answer! The Yunzii AL68 seems to match my criteria the best. Do you happen to know what kind of sound do its switches make?