AL80

Yunzii’s keebs are really nice, my fave is C75 it is cute and i love the sound of the keyboard & customization of it! My another faves are Akko Mod 007B 7th Anniversary and Ajazz AK820 Pro, i used the latter for years and it is a great budget keeb!

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

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

Well. I have two yunzii keyboard myself and they work great. One of them had some issue with the initial firmware but customer support helped me out within 48 hours. Build quality is pretty great for the price. Out of all keyboards I tried they sound the best. I am not getting paid unfortunately to

TLDR: How do I take apart a Yunzii AL98, with a fully aluminum case, only screw on the back is underneath the magnetic dongle door, there are screws directly underneath the keycaps. Hello! I am a casual MK enjoyer, I had an Anne Pro 2 for a long time and I just got the Yunzii AL98 keyboard for 10key

I refunded this and got attack shark. The yunzii keyboards sound and feel great but all of the ones on sale were heavy switches

Yunzii for nice thocky and heavy switch. Good quality and shit software or attack shark for he I use 3 attack shark keyboards I'm happy with it