YZ87 Gasket Mechanical Keyboard,TKL Wireless Hot Swappable with 5-Layer Padding, BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C NKRO RGB Backlit for Win/Mac(White, Milk Switch)

This YUNZII YZ87 mechanical keyboard is top notch the sound or the typing is so good and creamy and it functions pretty good and smooth and the rgb led lights are nice and bright and smooth transitions and color and style and these Bluetooth connections were easy to connect and I’d say pretty good and are hot swappable to so you can change out the switches

High quality keyboard with hotswapping. I've tried both the wired, wireless 2.4 Ghz and I've hot swapped the switches as well. I feel that this keyboard is really well built, of course the keycaps are not see through or ABS but they are pretty good and padded. I like the look of this keyboard, I am not such a big fan of the ultra gamer style... I like more of the office style with some nice touches - like the color rgb. The settings are pretty good and I like the color bar as well. The keyboard has good lighting but the caps are not transparent. The weight and size of this keyboard is good and I like the ergonomics of it in general. Overall I think the different means of connection work pretty well and feel that this is pretty much the perfect keyboard for the price. I'm considering buying another one as well.

Keyboard works great, fairly silent and satisfying sound when typing. Connecting is super easy. I love the size and the ability to change height difference with the feet in the back. I use it at work and can plug it in easy. Note that the cable may not work with other usb-c devices well or it will just be slow. Other than that, it's perfect!

TL;DR at the bottom The amount of keyboard you get with this is quite impressive if you can get it for under $40. I've been using the keyboard for around a week and a half as of this review. My previous experiences with keyboards is a custom built GMMK TKL + Glorious stock keycaps + lubed Durock T1 switches, and a Keychron Q1 + red switches with only a tape mod. I've only used the keyboard in wired + 2.4Ghz wireless mode, and Windows only. I have no comments for bluetooth mode or Mac mode. Mine came with a little piece of plastic waste, but not a big deal at all. Here's my experience with it so far, starting off with the pros: - The cherry profile keycaps feel nice to type on. The font of the legends is great (none of that gamer-y slop), and lighting doesn't bleed around the legends - The switches feel really nice to type with. They don't require a lot of force to bottom out, and they all come pre-lubed. I was able to type for several minutes straight without getting tired - The stabilizers are alright. They come pre-lubed just like the switches. Nothing wrong with them (except the spacebar which I get into in the cons section), which is a pro since stabilizers are quite easy to mess up - The sound is quite good, but this is definitely not a quiet keyboard. You will be alerting anyone around you that you are typing on this - NKRO works as expected. I've had no problems playing VSRGs pressing 4+ keys simultaneously, and can confirm that the keyboard registers every single key at the same time - The RGB on the caps lock key turns white when it is enabled (even if you have your keyboard RGB completely off), and the escape key will turn red while the keyboard is charging, and will return to whatever you have your lighting set once the battery is fully charged Now for the cons: - PCB supports 5 pin switches, but foam in between does not have the cutouts for them - The stabilizers on the spacebar are inconsistent. Both sides have an entirely different bottoming out sound - Battery life has been inconsistent. The software will report 100% battery life, but pressing FN+Right Alt will say otherwise. I've been able to get only 16 hours of usage with the lighting at full brightness + RGB wave mode. I've also had the battery drain weirdly quick while having all the RGB completely off (I don't have the exact numbers, but it definitely wasn't anywhere near the 30 days as advertised. I've only tested it once though, so take this with a grain of salt) - Slightly difficult to get wireless dongle out if you don't have fingernails - The color of the case is slightly creamy instead of a flat white - Updating the firmware removed some lighting features (Caps lock no longer turning white, connectivity modes no longer blinking their corresponding keys, FN+Home no longer changing the lighting bar color, just to name a few) - Support has been quite slow to respond (I've had to remind them couple of times after not getting a response after 48 hours). It took me 11 days from the day I contacted them until the day they gave me a firmware version that gave back the lighting features - The software is pretty mid. The "Real-time Lighting" options have choppy animations. They aren't smooth to transition colors/brightness levels. Macros don't have an action to move the mouse cursor. Doing things in the macro section also make the lighting on the keyboard freak out for a second. - If you have any RGB in your pc, they will flicker for several seconds when the keyboard connects to it (at least on wired + 2.4G wireless) - The RGB light bar does not sync with the lighting mode - The brightness is... strange. The built-in options get nowhere near as bright as the "Real-time Lighting" options in the software. This is super obvious when you charge the keyboard (if the battery isn't at 100%), and have the lighting set to static red. The escape key will be significantly brighter than the rest of the keys - The case uses plastic snap-ons to keep the bottom and top part of the case together. If you want to take them apart, you'll need some pry tools, and be comfortable with feeling like you're going to break something in the process - FN+Tab locks the brightness to max. You can not turn it down. It also makes the light bar RGB animations excessively fast Overall, I could recommend this keyboard IF it's available for under $40. I think it provides a lot of keyboard for under that price, but if it's more than that, I would look at other options. The software/firmware has a lot of room for improvement. It's a good option if you're looking for a budget TKL keyboard, and don’t really care about software features. TL;DR: Feels, looks, and sounds good. Software/firmware leaves a little bit to be desired. Don't update firmware. Good value below $40. Get something else above $40. No comments on bluetooth reliability/Mac mode.

Very amazing keyboard.sound to me is quiet but still sounds good. Not that Thocky sound though. Amazing. Value for my money. Connectivity is really simple to use. Sis is perfect if you don’t need the number pad.

Bought this keyboard a few months back, before then I was using a Razer Blackwidow Lite. While the Razer was not bad it definitely was lacking in the actual quality of the keycaps and switches department which put it barely a tier above a $10 office keyboard at 5x the price.. Not to mention the responsiveness and typing fatigue was noticeable after a while. Asking around I got a lot of advice from friends who are into hot swappable keyboards and after trying a friends it felt impossible to not get one. The sound of the switches out of the box are miles ahead of what other companies offer.. Everything sounds extremely "creamy" and is an absolute joy to type on. The gaskets installed allow for quite a bit of flex, which completely stops any sort of typing fatigue for me as it acts almost like a cushion as you type. It's been extremely responsive for gaming and the fact that you're able to switch any keycaps or switches as you please compared to many larger brands has been a really interesting change. To add, I had needed to reach out to customer service with Yunzii a while back and they were not only quick to respond but extremely helpful. Legitimately better than most other companies that I've tried to reach out to. There's a lot going for this thing for the price, and if you happen to see it on sale it's an absolute no brainer of a purchase. I don't plan on going back to any other type of keyboard after this.

This keyboard is filled with misinformation. First off let me start with this. This keyboard IS hot swappable, however the PCB layer is so cheap, you would break the switches when trying to pry them out with a switch remover. Another thing. This keyboard states it supports 3 and 5 pin switches, IT DOES NOT. This keyboard only supports 3 pinned switches. Given all of this information, it is a solid keyboard, but it doesn't compare to Yunzii's other products that are built really well like the B68, AL71, or the AL75 Pro. This keyboard uses cheap plastic and the keycaps are not double shot at all, but do have nice lighting for RGB to shine through them. Everything is well lubed and sounds great, just wish the PCB would allow for easy switch pulling, and supported 5 pinned switches like it says

Really Good Sounding Keyboard it wasn’t too heavy but the connection is really nice and the quality is pretty high and also looks really nice.

Smooth switches and good size if you don't like a full-size keyboard. A good amount of RGB customization, if that's your thing. My only complaint would be that the actual keys do not light up with the RGB. Also, the switches are a bit louder, but still smooth. The keys are quite sensitive so typing is smooth and you don't have to press hard at all.

Llevo 5 días usándolo, va muy bien.

La tastiera é arrivata in una bella scatola, al cui interno c'erano i soliti tastini aggiuntivi, uno switchpuller ed un keycaps puller, oltre al cavo USB-C. La plastica con cui fatta é di buona fattura, e gli switch molto piacevoli al tatto e all'udito (non ho controllato, ma sembrano lubrificati bene). I gasket funzionano egregiamente, davvero: ho tastiere meccaniche che costano di piú e hanno dei gasket che impallidiscono a confronto. Sicuramente una buona base da cui iniziare se si vuole moddare la propria tastiera meccanica. Ottimo rapporto qualitá prezzo.

Veel beter dan verwacht!

Alors juste 1 étoile car la description initiale n'était pas conforme. Descriptif en Azerty mais clavier Qwerty. Dommage pour un cadeau de noël; donc retour chez Amazon.