AL80

I have a Yunzii AL80 keyboard and you can put whatever GIF on it as part of customizing. Pretty nerdy but pretty cool too.

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…

In 40 and can relate. I’ve set up a home office and have been buying different keyboards from Amazon to test out. I’ve stuck with the Keychain K17 Max because I need a numpad and the Yunzii AL80 because I like the way it feels.

I dont think there's any premium knob keyboards out there in a 75% form factor. You could try the Keychron Q1 or the Yunzii AL66 or AL80, or the Womier SK75.

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

Is it your first purchase through them? If so, that's not enough evidence to say not to buy any Yunzii products. If it is a consistent purchase resulting the same result, then you could say so. I bought Epomaker multiple products too, and i had issue with their HE65 products twice. This resulted get

This is a perfectly fine entry-level keyboard. You can get it on sale regularly and, when purchased for around $60, is a decent deal. Banana switches are great, and the sound is very nice, stock. Obviously it is mostly reliant on the switches for the core sound. At an MSRP of $85, it is a bad purcha

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

Akko/Monsgeek doesn't have a new model for it yet. They seem to be pushing their proprietary boards instead. :( Right now the Redragon K739 is very close to the M1W v3 VIA and IMHO the v3 was a bit better than the v5. The wooden Womier WD75 and Glencreag WK84 are very nice. The plastic equivalent of

75% wireless VIA boards I've tried, under $100: Monsgeek M1 v5 * ($80 barebones) Akko 5075B VIA * ($60 barebones) Womier WD75 * (wood! $90) Redragon K715 * ($30) Keychron J2 * ($70) Kiiboom Phantom 81 Lite * ($91) Not tried but look good on paper: Womier RD75 ($95 w/ coupon) Womier Q75 ($59) Womier Era75