YUNZII X71 Wireless Hot Swappable Transparent Mechanical Keyboard with Clear Keycaps, 68% Layout, BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Gasket Mount Wireless RGB Backlit for Windows/Mac(Crystal Ice Switch,Pink)

Totally love this keyboard! Definitely gotta download the software so you can change the colors or patterns to what you want. I have windows so software worked good for me. Just remember to hit the lil save icon on the display area that’s what updates the keyboard to match the image. The keys feel great like a soft typewriter sounds but not loud at all super satisfying. My ionn keyboard that I’ve had for ever to replace with this sounds like a typewriter forshooo. So if you know anything with that brand then you’ll understand. I’m already enjoying customizing the keys and it came with the tool which is good enough. I bought a better key removal tool incase this one that came with it wasn’t good but it works for what I needed it. Brightness is good you can change how bright or dim you want. Battery life I’m sure is good but I’m just used to having my keyboard plugged in so I don’t have to fussy with Bluetooth or changing battery’s. It fits perfectly on my small desk. Totally recommend this product and worth the price if it was more maybe I’d say no but you do pay for quality.

This keyboard is genuinely one of the best I've ever used. The keycaps feel incredibly solid, delivering that satisfying "thonky" sound I've been searching for. It's also surprisingly light, making it super easy to carry between my home and office without any hassle. Seeing the lights shine through the clear design is a really cool touch. It honestly makes long work or study sessions feel much more engaging and fun. The typing experience itself is incredibly smooth and responsive. There's no flimsy plastic here; just solid, enjoyable key presses. If you're looking to upgrade your setup, this keyboard is definitely a top contender. It simply feels great to use. I can easily recommend this one.

I was torn between all of the colors. They all looked so pretty, but getting the pink did not disappoint me at all. If anything I want to get the other colors. Pros for me — * color: it’s so pretty and I love the variety of the different styles of the RGB, plus the standalone RGB on the sides of the keyboard that can be customized * thock: sounds creamier and deeper in person * easy to follow instructions to set up the color ways and other information about the keyboard —- (bonus: it’s waterproof like and condensed onto an easy to store rectangular sheet) * it uses bluetooth or usb-c cord to sync any it has a Mac or windows button. Cons for me: I did notice that my wrists were hurting because of the height of the keys/ keyboard, but I fixed that with a wrist rest. And if you’re someone who likes a little grip to your keys or texture, this one is a little slippery but I got used to it. Overall I love this keyboard. I love how it has some weight to it, it’s pretty, and it sounds soooo so so so good. Again the video does not do it justice because it sounds deeper and creamier in person.

This keyboard is great! The sound the keys make is better than I expected and helps enhance the typing experience! At first I wasn't sure if I would like the look but I decided to get it anyway and I'm not disappointed, as it looks much nicer in person. The packaging was great and it came with a few extra switches and a key cap remover. If you're looking for a keyboard that sounds great and works well, I'd definitely recommend this one!

Often I do not write reviews but these are really just one of the exceptions. I've been wanting a 60-65% keyboard for a long time but many have not met my aesthetics. This one really caught my eye from beginning with the transparent see through look which in my opinion looks great, gives that 90s gameboy or playstation controller look. I intend to spray paint mine with frosted glass to give it more a translucent look and not a transparent look which is what comes out of the box. Next are the xda keycaps and the rounded edges of the keyboards this seems minor but makes a huge difference for me. Third the build quality, heavy enough to keep the keyboard in place during use or use it to defend yourself from intruder in your home. The switches sound beautiful with an AMAZING THOCC sound. My last keyboard was brown switches but these in my opinion just sound and feel much better. NO rattling on my unit at all. Fourth would be the connectivity, wired/Bluetooth/2.4GHz which is great no problem's there. The less wires on my desk the better! Lastly the RGB/White LED both do the job but I've seen better. To changes them its a mixture of FN keys plus another keystrokes to switch. I don't really care much about the RGB these days but its a nice plus and that's why I'm not docking any points off this keyboard. RECAP +LOOKS GREAT (transparent 90s gameboy) +BUILD (heavy not cheap feeling ,great switches, no rattle, thocc out of the box) +WIRELESS (less cables the better) +RGB/WHITE LED/ 65% percent layout +PRICE($100 with $20 promotion, $80 total hard to beat) I don't believe you'll be disappointed with your purchase

So, so satisfying. I always thought that liking certain keyboards because of the sound was a weird part of me. I remember computer class in like 4th grade I used to always choose the computer with the keyboard I liked. Now as an adult I’ve realized it’s not weird at all. There are a ton of people who like certain keyboard sounds. This one sounds so satisfying. Every click is soothing to my ears. Very smooth feel under my fingertips. And as a 90’s kid we’re the era of clear stuff. And this keyboard would’ve been my dream as a kid. It really is like typing with ice.

I really wanted a keyboard like this for so long and wow: this keyboard is everything I wanted. Changes into many colors and the noise it makes is amazing. Very nice to the ears and really a fun edition to my set up. Could not suggest more

You want to someone to convince you on this board before you pull the trigger, don't you...? Well...let's talk about it! === === === === === === === === === === [Look] Okay, so this on is a bit subjective...but I think the board looks quite handsome with it's greenish-blue hue. The layout is one that I am familiar with, since my FIRST mechanical keyboard (well, first non-budget mechanical keyboard) is the AL71. However, based on some scouring of reviews on the interwebs, this layout can be hit or miss for a lot of people in the hobby space. But, hey - preference is preference. Also, be forewarned...transparent means transparent. You will be able to see the switches underneath, and if you are like me, that means if your preferred switch combination is not uniform, it will be immediately apparent! No featured weight, but you can see the foam and gasket inside the board. It would have been nice to see the circuit board, but you aren't going to spend much time eyeing up the underside anyway. [RGB] It's eyewatering. It's delicious. If you want to observe the unobstructed light from the keyboard gods, this board has certainly got you covered! That said, if you aren't a talented typist, you will likely struggle to find the intended keys visually - particularly if you keep the board illuminated... A bolder font would have been a better option. [Feel] This board feels exactly like what it is...plastic. However, it does feel like higher quality plastic. The keycaps are smooth, and the notches on the 'F' and 'J' keys are just pronounced enough to not be overlooked if your fingers are searching for them. The board is on the heavier side for a plastic board, owing to the battery. [Sound] Well, this is always going to depend on how you configure your board! But the board itself is doing everything to aid you in the generation of a deeper sound signature. I am running silent shrimps, so aside from the two "alert me" keys, everything is pretty quiet - what you can hear is on the James Earl Jones side of things (IYKYK). === === === === === === === === === === [Bottom Line] So, do I think you should buy this board? Short answer is yes - but only for the vibes! I mean, if we are being honest, the aluminum option is a much better offering from Yunzii, and if memory serves correctly, the two aren't very dissimilar in price. Therefore, this is a board for someone who simply wants to stand out - whether that's a good, bad, or indifferent thing. But if you are not in it for the vibes and you want to stick with the brand, just get the AL71. Hope this helps; happy typing!