YUNZII B75 PRO 75% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard (Grey,Cocoa Switch)

This keyboard genuinely stands out more for how it feels and looks than you would expect at this price. The design is clean and modern, and it has that “desk setup upgrade” look straight out of the box without needing mods or changes.Typing feels smooth and fairly satisfying, with a solid amount of feedback without being overly loud or harsh. It is the kind of keyboard that feels comfortable for both gaming and general use, especially if you like a slightly softer mechanical feel rather than something super clicky.Wireless performance is stable in normal use, and switching between devices is straightforward enough. It is not trying to be overly complex, just reliable for everyday switching between work and casual use. There is plenty of battery life, and switching off it's backlights helps increase the longevity of the battery. A fun tip, holding Right CTRL and FN, you'll see green lights along the number keys, this indicates the charge in the battery.Build quality feels better than basic budget boards, with a bit of weight to it so it does not feel cheap or hollow. It is still not a high end custom board, but it sits nicely in that “good value upgrade” category.Overall, it is a really nice looking and solid performing keyboard that feels like more than just a basic budget option.

For the price you get a fantastic premium experience, a keyboard cover, a tool to swap switches and remove keycaps, some spare keycaps + switches and a very durable keyboard. It connects perfectly out the box without needing to have any software, the material feels premium and the keyboard is heavy. I believe it's plastic but it feels high quality nonetheless and regardless most keyboards are plastic. It's great for gaming and the ability to swap the switches is great, I put some akko fairy v3s on as i prefer a quiet switch, but the one it comes with (coacoa switches) sound fantastic. It has foam padding inside which helps in having a premium sound from the keyboard without the cheap sounding keyboard.

Amazing quality keyboard, sturdy and well made, lighting is good too, although it does not shine through the symbols on key caps which some people may not like. Beautiful typing experience, the sound is extremely nice to listen to and not too loud or quiet.

I got this keyboard thinking it would give a nice, dull and muted sound since I’m sensory sensitive but there’s still some high pitch keyboard clicks when I use it. It’s still a good keyboard though! The switches are smooth, I seriously don’t understand the ‘milky creamy coco mocha latte switch 2000’ thing. Would be hard to google it if you didn’t know they’re named like a Starbucks’s drink. I can’t fault the keyboard other than the sound not being quieter

I really love this keyboard. it’s my first keyboard i've bought with my own money and i'm glad the value for money is really good💗 the lighting is pretty nice and pleasing to see. when typing it has a really soothing and satisfying sound and the keyboard feels soft a bit. overall, im really satisfied with my purchase.

Really great keyboard, extremely satisfying creamy clicks, sounds and feels great. Really comfortable to use, battery life so far has been great, 2.4Ghz connection is a bonus for good responsiveness. Keyboard has some good weight to it, adding to decent overall build quality. Great for anyone looking for a TKL

As mentioned on title, this is my first ever keyboard going for the THOCK, first impression opening the box was "omg it's so pretty", then first key press was heavenly, it's so smooth, nice amount of force needed to press, the sound was very satisfying, then the knob, some say it requires too much force to twist it, I say it's perfect, the "click" are so pinpoint that I am able to feel that I'm doing something with the knobAlso perfect weight, it's light ish, but also a bit heavy so it can stay wherever it needs to me without accidental moves (the grips are great too)I got this about £20 off, even with original price, with this quality and experience I would absolutely expect this to be in the £100s, but it isn't, all money spent are worth itI'm used full size keyboards with numpads, I find the "smaller keyboard" too small, and they pretty much all lack the function keys (need to hold Fn key and press the number row to access), this solves the issue, it's compact, but I am still able to use the function keys easily, very handyI would say the Bluetooth connectivity can be a bit delayed at the beginning of typing (when turning on to connect to devices, and after a little while of idling with it on then go back to it), but after about a word or two it catches up and it's pretty much seamless from there. Wired and 2.4Hz connections are flawless.I'm so happy that I got this (it was a "want" not a "need"), needed a change from my full size silver switch gaming keyboard that I have used forever

Leg rubber broke off the keyboard. It was bent went arrived and scraped plastic off the corners and it also deleted the rubber. The keyboard itself is nice, feels good, happy overall but inspect properly before u keep this.EDIT: they’re sending a let replacement, I’ve checked this and it doesn’t look like a simple job. I would’ve preferred a refund as the product could’ve been better for the priceEdit again: didn’t even get replacement part it’s been some time since mentioning.

The best keyboard I've ever had! The design, the sound, the colors! Just amazing, cute and good quality. And let's not talk about the price, because that's insanely good price! I recommend to everyone! 🥳🥳🥳

I’ve been contemplating getting a mechanical keyboard for quite some time. I stumbled upon Yunzii and decided to give it a try. As a complete novice to mechanical keyboards, I was pleasantly surprised by the Yunzii BL75. The typing experience is incredibly satisfying, and the RGB lighting adds a touch of coolness to the overall design. There are numerous customization options available for the lighting, allowing you to personalize it to your liking. If you’re looking for a mechanical keyboard that offers both excellent sound quality and a visually appealing appearance, the Yunzii BL75 is an excellent choice.

I've purchased three different Yunzii keyboards and they are all super nice quality with a lovely sound! We have the IF99, the B75, and I purchased the B68 for my daughters gamer friend for her birthday. Both girls and myself love these keyboards! The cocoa cream switches are such a satisfying switch to type on! They are definitely that creamy "thock" kind of sound (video in review) and they have a nice smooth tactile touch to them. The Yunzii software needed to customize the lighting is easy to use and install though it lacks some of the more in depth customization options that my Logitech G-Hub and Razer Synapse software has. But for a simple color scheme change, its sufficient. You can connect with either your computer's built in bluetooth, wireless with the included receiver, and via USB-C cable. The keyboard comes standard with the ESC, Spacebar, and directional keys in the purple tone. But you can swap these out to the included pink keys. They also include a removable tool for ease of use. This keyboard is also hot-swappable meaning you can remove the actual switches and install a different switch if you want a different tactile feel or sound. The knob in the top right corner can be macroed to whatever function you desire but makes a great volume knob! Other keys can also be macroed. The LED backlight isn't super bright which I am disappointed in. Wish it could go just a bit brighter. I'd eventually like to get their pudding keycaps so I can see the backlight a little better. The backlight turns off after a period of inactivity to save battery power. It's a nice size and while I miss having the ten-key on the side, this takes up much less space on my desktop and makes it easier to type on my lap. Overall this is phenomenal keyboard for the price and I will start recommending these to all of my gamer buddies!

It’s a joy to use. Love the creamy sound and ease of typing.

C'est mon premier clavier mécanique et j'en suis 100% satisfait ! Pour un prix très compétitif, vous avez un clavier 75% agréable à l'usage et qui respire la qualité/solidité dans sa conception malgré le fait qu'il soit totalement en plastique (ça ne me dérange pas). Les commutateurs que j'ai choisis sont les Cocoa Cream V2 et ils ont une sonorité très "creamy", voir légèrement "thocky".Le seul point négatif du clavier concerne son incompatibilité avec VIA mais c'est du détail selon moi dans cette gamme de prix. Personnellement, le paramétrage par défaut me convient parfaitement.Si vous pouvez mettre un peu plus d'argent dans un clavier, Yunzii propose une gamme de claviers mécaniques en aluminium (avec les commutateurs Candy qui sont encore plus "thocky" que les Cocoa Cream V2).