YUNZII C68 Wireless Mechanical Keyboard,65% Layout,Hot Swap,Triple Mode BT5.0/2.4G/Wired, RGB Backlit NKRO,Cute Cat Silicone Ergonomic Design for Win/Mac (Brown, Milk Switch)

I love this little keyboard. It's cute, it's pink, and it has a cat on it that stares at me all day. It's decently heavy and the build quality feels great. The only thing to really keep in mind here is that the outer silicone that's around the keys makes the keyboard sit a little further away from your hands/wrist rest than you might be used to. I've had to adjust just a little bit, but it's worth it! If there were some legs to angle it up a little more I think that might help. But this is still a 5-star keyboard to me! The sound is like a combination of creamy and thocky, which I really like. I've been using this exclusively plugged in so I can't speak to the wireless capabilities.

I'm in love with this keyboard! It's cute, sounds amazing and is great value for the price. It is heavier than I expected, but I don't mind; the build quality feels premium. It was very easy to set up and connect to my computer, both wirelessy and with the cord. I'll buy a coily cord though. I love the feel of the Matte finish. I also love the included mouse pad and the board was packaged very well. I haven't had it for that long to test the battery, but I'm please overall. Excellent product!!!

I LOVVVVEEEE THIS KEYBOARD!!!!! It came with a nice little incentive, of another set of key caps and I’ve switched them out. It’s pretty easy to do with switching key caps. I use the USB stick for work and there aren’t any issues at all, just plug in switch it on and start typing. It’s nice and HEAVY, I feel like it’s very durable and will last for a good little while. I love only had to charge about 3 times and I work 10hr shifts… really good battery life!!

i am really happy with my new keyboard!i bought this keyboard for my desk at work and it works great. it has great material. it does have a bit of weight to it, not too heavy but not light either. i love the buttery feeling around the keyboard and the clickity clackity sound when it typing it’s so satisfying to my ears! ahaha. the kitty is so cute.trying to figure out how to connect it to my work computer was a bit confusing cause i wasn’t sure were the USB was at but thanks to my coworkers help we found the USB in the back of the keyboard!we connected the USB to my computer and it started working. 10/10 recommend!

This keyboard is so cute! I love the sounds it makes when typing. It's not super loud clicking, but more like a thumping click. It's exactly what I was looking for after owning a really loud clicking Razer Ornata Chroma. The fact it's RGB was an amazing bonus. I was going to buy it regardless, but was so happy it came in RGB. I haven't tried downloading their software to change the RGB on it, but I'm cool with just the rainbow wave.

Some quirks/minor flaws, but overall a very solid keyboard. Also, just insanely cute - and insanely heavy at almost 3.5 lbs! I have over 30 mechanical keyboards, prefer 75% layouts (to better show off my various keycap sets), and yet I still could NOT stop yearning for this adorable keyboard. I finally bought it, and I'm so glad I did!!!If you are planning to use this with your own keycaps, keep in mind that that this is a COOL pink keyboard, and most pink keycap sets are in WARM pink shades. I hate mixing them together, but ymmv. Kiiboom sells an MAO profile set called KiiBoom x Maorbeng Meow Meow Squad (MAO keycaps are shaped like cat heads!) that goes amazingly with the keyboard (see my photo - this is my actual keyboard). You can buy them here on Amazon, and they are worth the price.Samuel Tan, on YouTube, has a review on the C68 keyboard, where you can see full package contents (coffee cat version), and watch him open (aka "tear down") the keyboard by removing the silicone case. This is useful if you're wondering how to take the keyboard apart, whether for customization or to remove the lithium-ion battery. It also has a sound test. Note that I am not affiliated with this person, I just like finding tear-down videos for keyboards I buy, particularly if they have a lithium-ion battery, as those become unstable over time and can actually explode/catch fire. If you plan to always use this wired, I would recommend you just go ahead and remove the battery now.I do find the stabilizers have a bit of a rattle, but there are easy mods to at least minimize, if not eliminate, this. I bought the keyboard with Milk switches, not realizing those are supposed to be a "quiet" (not silent!) switch - which explains why I found them perfectly fine to type on, but underwhelming from a sound standpoint (totally a matter of personal preference). I also found the quietness of the switches to contrast a bit too heavily with the much louder sound of the space bar. I replaced them with HMX SU switches I had on hand, and I am utterly in love with this keyboard after my changes. The ability to customize to your personal tastes is the beauty of the mechanical keyboard hobby.If I could do it over again, (ideally, I will be getting this in "Coffee Cat", AND Panda with black case) I'd try the Cocoa Cream V2 switch. I just wish Gateron Zero switches had been an option, because I recently bought other Yunzii keyboards that came with them, and they're awesome in every way!I've only used this wired, or on 2.4GHz wireless mode. Battery life without RGB on is tremendous, and I still haven't had to charge the keyboard, yet despite daily use. Weirdly, however, the keyboard doesn't remember that I turned off RGB, so I have to Fn+Backspace EVERY time I turn the keyboard on, to turn the RGB back off. Not the end of the world, but definitely a mild annoyance that shouldn't exist.The Windows software for the keyboard has an adorable pink cat head icon and surprisingly works in 2.4GHz (haven't tried BT mode) as well as wired. Most of it is fairly straight forward, just refer to the manual, and be careful you don't overwrite FN row commands pertaining to keyboard settings. I swapped the Home and Delete keys, went to make FN+Delete (formerly Home) for that top key into "Insert", but in doing so, I lost the ability to cycle through RGB color settings. I could not see where one could assign that functionality to another key, so I had to reset the keyboard to restore things.If you've been eyeing this keyboard longingly, just buy it. Once stock runs out, these will need to be imported with heavy tariffs, and the price will go up significantly.Edit: Bought my Panda C68 in black, and I LOVE the Panda switches it came with, so they will be left stock. While the stock keycaps are also terrific (MOA profile rules!), they're a classic, understated black and white offering. I want to fully embrace the kawaii aesthetic of this adorable keyboard, so I'm waiting on an MAO profile panda themed set I've ordered.

I really love the design of the keyboard, it's my first mechanical keyboard and it was really easy to switch the keycaps and switches. The default panda switches are kind of too clacky / loud for office use, so I replaced them with Gazzew Boba U4 Silents and they are perfect. The battery lasts for a long time before I have to recharge it. It feels solid and has a good weight to it so it stays on my desk. Great price too!!

I LOVE ITIt's cuteIt's thockyShe sweetShe pinkNo numeric pad which is a bummer but I love how it sounds.My spouse says that sometimes I type passively agressively loud so when he is feeling threatened I avoid using this keyboard because it does have a for-sure thock to it.Overall it is sweet, and the material on it feel like a vibrator....I can't think of the material name but I think it feels like that smooth rubber.