AL68

Thanks for all the suggestions! The AL68 is a bit to small for me and I wanted something 75-TKL. I'm probably leaning towards Yunzii right now! Thanks!

OK, that's weird that it was in the file named "user guide" and not the file named "software". BTW, your problem is not unusual. My Yunzii AL68 is QMK and has a rotary encoder but there's no support for configuring it in the firmware.

The source code they sent isn't complete though. https://github.com/ArgentStonecutter/keyboards/tree/main/yunzii/al68

TLDR: I don’t know much about keyboards but I want. Trimode Keyboard 65% Robust programmability (Tap-dance, dual-function keys…) programmable rgb for individual keys per layer I’ve recently started looking into keyboards and I’ve had some difficulty finding one that I know will fit my criteria, so I

I have a Yunzii al68 and currently having issues with the battery since it doesn’t work wirelessly at all. Worse thing is, it glitches out on wired mode whenever I turn my pc on and have to replug the keyboard each time. Raised this to CS but unfortunately I’m way past warranty so they can’t do anyt

Nice QMK/VIA board. Probably actually QMK, since it's Yunzii. Also probably be months before the source code shows up, to judge how long it took for the Yunzii AL68. That third one says it's XDA profile, but it's not. XDA is a uniform profile with all the keys the same height. That's OEM or Cherry,

I just ordered the Nut65 and already have the Y2s in my yunzii al68, do you think the Nut65 was a pointless buy? I wanted something a big better quality and with a deeper sound.

i was searching for that exact combo a couple months ago. the Monsgeek M1W V3 fits most of what you want - aluminum body, knob, 2.4ghz, but it's not TMR. for actual TMR with those specs, check out the Meletrix Boog75. has the knob, 65% layout, and the software lets you hit 4k polling. the aluminum b

I got a TKL around Black Friday but didn’t really enjoy it until recently. I changed the switches to the durock ice king tactile. I’m in grad school and that size if great for typing long papers. I have a 65% board the Yunzii al68. The same is more rectangular than the 75’s and TKL. I am not sure if

Well, it's kind of mainstream and mediocre, but it's not exactly a scam, it's just not a premium product. Not one I would recommend but meh. The main problem is that membrane boards have limited rollover so some key combos you need in some games may not work because it can't handle more than a coupl