AL80

Ganti aja jangan dari brand gaming, mereka gak bisa ngasih experience yg bagus untuk keyboard mecha, coba cek merk merk keyboard dari noir, ajazz, cidoo v98, neo98, yunzii Rekomen gua cek thumbnail nya si alexotos di youtube lalu cari yg full layout

J'ai vu passé Keychron en commentaire, très bonmais si le qwerty ou le fait d'acheter des keycaps azerty ne t'embete pas, fonce sur les claviers semi custom avec chassis alu :Yunzii ALLeobog hi 75Tu peux comparer les typing test en ligne, tu verras a quel point ils sont doux et satisfaisant

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

You're fine! I'm glad I was able to help you out, even if you ended up changing your mind. I only had knowledge of the yunzii switches because those were the two they send me a while back. I think deciding to look for a different keyboard is a good move. I think you'll be plenty satisfied with the k

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 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

I think for your price point, if you want a full size I'd go with Yunzii AL98 or the Epomaker Galaxy 100 (sometimes you could get it on sale for under $100). If you're looking for something smaller, the Inky75. I believe Yunzii makes a smaller aluminum keyboard as well, however I've never tried it -

i mean it depends on the specific price compared to the rest of the keyboards, its not qmk/via so you're just at the mercy of yunzii for the software and its full plastic which is okay if its priced correctly, it seems like a good keyboard for typing/gaming though any keyboard can be the best keyboa

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

For typing experience and productivity my Yunzii AL75 pro kicks the shit out of my Wooting 60he v2 no matter how I mod it. Any magnetic switches that feel pretty good for typing are still worse than the stock Yunzii, and simultaneously worse then my favorite magnetic switches for gaming. I just keep