AL80

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…

I’ve just made this transition, going from a low-profile Keychron K3 to a Yunzii AL80. It’s a transition, for sure. At the moment, my accuracy is down a little, thanks to the smaller surface of the keys I suppose, and the angle feels a bit odd. Funnily enough, I’ve found that if I put a closed MacBo

akko and monsgeek are the same brand, monsgeek is their "gaming" brand, royal kludge boards are very 50/50 you need to research which boards are actually good, for other aluminum yunzii B75 pro max and yunzii AL80 are one others i trusted for non aluminum i've heard good things about 8bitdo retro bo

Just installed a set of Silent Lemon in a Yunzii AL80, loved the switches, hated the keyboard. They were whisper quiet and had a very satisfying bump which I found to be just about perfect for what I wanted. For the price you can't go wrong with them. I am installing Silent Peach in a new Q1 max tod

Even now it’s hard to recommend people to build a custom Just get a crush80, Evo80, Yunzii AL80, RD75, or Rainy75 out of the box don’t have to mod anything, but yeah everyone is trolling getting anything gaming branded nowadays for keyboards

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

Depends on the budget! There are plenty of plastic board options like an Aula F75 or a Yunzii B75 keyboard. I think white or pale pink would work well with those keycaps. If you want aluminum, a Yunzii AL80 or an Inky 75 are nice budget aluminum picks. If you want to shell out more money, an Evo75 w

Oh. Yeah, knobs and screens aren't on a lot of the higher-end keyboards. I think Yunzii AL80 might also offer that cc at a lower price, but it's not as good as the others.

I bought the AULA F75 but ended up returning it for a yunzii AL80. Typing feels better on the yunzii to me and just felt more premium with the aluminum build. The F75 does sound really good but I think the AL80 is also good. I just started getting into keyboards and I think the yunzii is a good star