YUNZII KC84 84 Keys Hot Swappable Wired Mechanical Keyboard with PBT Dye-subbed Keycaps, Programmable, RGB,NKRO,Type-C Cable for Win/Mac/Gaming/ Typist   (Gateron Black Switch, White)

I don't know how there isn't a single review on this board, but it's amazing value for the price. The stabs are great, RGB and static white looks premium and the keycaps feel premium as well. I just replaced my Taurus K320 for this and it's not even comparable. The only downside is the USB cable feels cheap and not compatible with third party cables (forget coiled cables). I have a pricey custom made coiled cable that I can't use with it, but it the KB is so great that i decide to keep it anyways. Best 84 keys available on the market, look not further.

i love this keyboard, I'm using it right now, but i have 1 issue, they keycaps are thick, and the switches are good, (but buy it from their website because you cant choose what switches you want, I got blue :( )1. The keycaps are different than the keycaps on the picture, the keycaps are the normal colour but the letters are different, they look like your average office keyboard. But I still like them, they are just different.that is really my only issue with this keyboard, so if your going to get your own switches, because this is hot swap. And your own keycaps, this is a really good keyboard. But you cant still enjoy this without doing all of that.

Solid build. consistent great feel on every switches, very responsive. High quality non slip pads on both the back and stand. Not really a big fan of RGB so I have them turned off.But if you love RGB then you will need to swap out a different set of keycaps.

I've not had too many mechanical keyboards. A Coolermaster CM Storm with Cherry blues and a full size Cherry keyboard with blue switches and this Yunzii feels better than both of them!

Pretty good. Gateron blacks are also nice and the caps are good quality, but I swapped stuff. Software for it is really good too.