AL80

This sucks OP, but I wouldn’t call Yunzii highly rated.

No. I cannot in good faith recommend Keychron any longer. I used to be a huge champion of their products, but something is wrong as of late and they don't seem to be doing anything about it. If you want a prebuilt keyboard, I'd look at Wobkey (Rainy75, Crush80) or Womier/Yunzii, both brands of which

I don't think you'll be able to do that. ISO enter needs the switch to sit kinda between two rows. So the keyboard PCB and the plate have to support ISO layout, so you could place the switch(es) physically into right place(s). In this price segment, manufacturers make either ANSI or ISO layouts. Bet

Do not buy Epomaker. See this post about Epomaker: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/196hreg/mykeyboard_thickthock_other_vendor_issues/ Yunzii is on the QMK license violators list. Mchose is not officially on the list, but they have never tried to submit a pull request to QMK. QMK ha

Hi, After more than 10 years witm CM Storm keyboard i went for something new, but i'm returning it(Yunzii AL80) becouse I don't want to live without right ALT. I need it for special characters. What are my options in 100Euro range? Preferably metal casing. I'm limited to shopping at amazon.de I'm lo

I've used both and would go with the galaxy in a heartbeat. The Yunzii AL line actually sounds really good, but the aluminum case quality and anodization isn't anywhere near the galaxy. The AL isn't a bad keyboard but any means, it just feels noticeably cheaper. I know the galaxy is Via compatible,

YUNZII disappointed me. If I set the board to red some spots would be pink some darker red. Idk for however much I spent extremely disappointed

Yunzii doesn't release the software as far as I'm aware (so violate qmk license with that). Happy to be corrected though. So software based fix shouldn't be really feasible... I'd assume that you have to open the case and either desolder the led or just put some black tape over it that doesn't allow

I bought a Yunzii based on reddit comments claiming it's a good keyboard for the price range. Computer refused to post with it plugged into USB. Fortunately post office is a 5 minute walk away so I returned it same day.

The only driver Yunzii has is the JSON file for VIA, no actual firmware or driver to download. The LED is mounted on the PCB itself and without a switch installed the light is wrong. So I am thinking since I had it set to the rainbow setting before I just didn't notice the Blue LED was dying till no