BOYI WK68 Hot Swappable RGB Mechanical Keyboard,Wireless Bluetooth 5.0/2.4G/Wired Type-C Tri-Mode PBT Sublimation Keycaps 65% Gaming Keyboard (Gateron Yellow Switch, Second Machine XDA Keycaps)

I got the Brown switches and it was very thocky out of the box. Definitely sounds more expensive than it is. They keycaps were a bit of an uncomfortable shape as they are all uniform height but it proved perfect for modding and the key caps were quality enough where I kept a few of them for variety

I found this keyboard randomly since I was looking for something pre-build with yellow gateron switches, got it in 3 days only from the US to France. I felt like I could trust this company and Im really happy because it sounds really good, looks good and it feels solid. The only sad point would be the USB-c on the side (not crazy to me for customs coiled aviator cables) but its a tiny detail, the cable coming with this keyboard looks good too. I really think its the best deal at this price range even at +100$ for prebuild keyboards.

I don’t recommend this for gaming as it doesn’t have designated F1-F11 buttons, but I use it for work and it’s amazing. The key sounds are just A+. Also the included key caps are adorable

This keyboard looks super cute on my desk and the sounds are so nice. Still very tactile but not overly loud where it can be heard from the next room and the sound is very satisfying.

For under 80 dollars you are getting more than enough for a keyboard. It is hot-swappable, has RGB , 68% layout, and lubed stabilizers. My daily keyboard is a ducky one 3 mini sf with Gateron oil kings and the BOYI keyboard has pretty much all the features similar to the the ducky board that I use, the only difference is that the ducky is a little bit more smoother as far as typing and gaming and there is no pinging. I got the Gateron yellow switches and they sound quite nice. They dont feel scratchy but there is a slight ping on the space bar but its not crazy loud or anything. The keycaps and the overall design is aesthetically pleasing, the honey milk is a very nice colorway so I went with that one. DO NOT TRY TO CUSTOMIZE THE BOARD, the case is fixed and also no need for it since they add foam in the case for dampening noise due to bottoming out. If youre like me, who is mostly into replacing switches or lubing them, then this is for you.... if you plan on taking it apart and doing mods to it, then this may not be for you since the manufactures makes it difficult to do given the design of the case itself and how it is assembled/disassembled, I dont think it is meant for it. There are videos on YouTube from a couple channels that review this board and thats where I got the information since they had the tools to take it apart and see what the board is about. So far I am enjoying this board and plan on ordering some tactile switches for it in the future but as of right now, I will keep using the yellow switches that came with the board. The only con about this is to me is how the USB connection is on the left side of the board which is a little odd since most are on the backside of the board and the ping on the space bar. Other than that, this is definitely getting your moneys worth, it is an absolute steal of a purchase and a GREAT VALUE!

Had a problem with the original one sent through, but the team at BOYI were amazing at responding to me and fixed it all up right away. and now what i have works perfectly. I am so happy.

Keyboard got broken from shipping. BOYI sent me a replacement. Very quick and easy process. Would recommend.

I purchased this one and IQUNIX A80 which costs 180$ and I can say this one is better at everything even though it costs much less. 1. RGB lightning is much better. 2. Position of USB type C plug is on the left which is great compared to IQUNIXs back side. 3. Wireless to USB connection switch button on the left side unlike UQUNIX having it at the bottom. 4. Even sound and feeling is better. I am not mechanical keyboard geek so I dont know about its cons for modification but what I can say is that it just looks great, sounds great, works great.

I ordered two, one for my sister and me. One of the keyboards had the ] bracket not working. I was reached out too and sent another keyboard within days and its in wonderful condition! Its a nice keyboard with high quality keycaps. I make keyboards regularly and will reuse them. I would def buy again.

The keycaps are great, the board is nicely lubed, and sounds good. I own a corsair and its not this well made. The switches I ordered were optical yellows and not mech ones, though the seller mislisted and made it right, and thats alright. I havent tried the Bluetooth out. UPDATE: The seller has corrected the headline on what type of keyboard switches are actually in the board per my suggestion. I used the Bluetooth and it works fine. Its a pretty solid board. Literally, its kinda heavy and helps produce that thock sound everyone loves. The print keycap was spelled pritn but I got a laugh out of it, and it didnt bother me, as I planned on changing them anyway.