YUNZII Coolkiller CK75 Wireless Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard, Transparent Acrylic Gasket Mounted Keyboard for for Windows/Mac(Meow Switch,Peach Pink)

This is the best layout a keyboard can have imo. I recently got my hands on GMK 9009 R3 keycaps, and was looking for a 68-key layout, pre-built, off-white tray keyboard. The provided keycaps felt a little grainy, but I quickly replaced them. Sometimes the reverb from the plastic tray can be heard if you bottom out, but most of the time the keys sound great. I got the Cherry MX brown switches because Im a fan of tactility. The switches are authentic, and with better keycaps, the typing experience is great. The pictures show the EKKO logo on the front side of the tray, but to my pleasant surprise, mine didnt have the logo.

First two boards were faulty. First one had the space bar stabilizers break, second one showed up bricked with absolutely no power. Hopefully this third board is actually a functional product.

Saw this keyboard in a youtube video and after some hmming and hawing (cause up till now I did not put down a chunk of $$ on something as basic as a keyboard) I finally bit the bullet and ordered it. Took a bit to get here (no longer than original estimate, but definitely was coming from overseas) but once it got here I fell in love. No real instructions came with it, but the board is very solid and surprisingly heavy (in a good way). Comes with a hard plastic cover I keep on it when not in use. I use it on my desktop do Ive not tested the wireless functionality. The sound of the keys is right in my wheelhouse - definitely clicky, but somehow a soft click which makes it even better. I did have to google how to switch the lighting functions, but found no less than 3 different modes that are press-sensitive which makes typing even more fun. And do not quote me on this, but it feels like the actual letters are layered over - i.e. I do not feel like theyre just applied on top - WHICH MEANS (if Im right) my fingernails will not eventually just rub them out like they have on every other keyboard Ive owned. That alone makes the price of this keyboard worth it IMO because this has been a perpetual problem for me. Shared the vids of it with my friends and basically everyone is jealous and now looking into getting their own. I got the Frosty Weather version because I loved how reflective the lights were with clear caps - but the other models look sharp in their own ways also. I am legit considering ordering a 2nd board in a bit here just to have a backup down the road when this one eventually wears out. Only complaint - I purposely got the smaller keyboard for deskspace reasons (I already have a separate keypad I use) and I do miss having a home and end button. In my work its something I use often to page through large files, and its like my one itty bitty regret. But it barely registers with how much I love everything else about this board.

Great quality keyboard, it looks clean and feels great as a daily driver.

Not the best one, but good value for the money. It is plastic, but strong and heavy enough. The quality of keycaps nor perfect a little irregularity in prints. Works fine with both Mac and PC. Missing modifier keys for Mac, so you will have to use Win key. Generally a good first mechanical keyboard.

Good

I like the feel and how small it is. However, I was disappointed that the left arrow switch isnt working. Not a huge deal but disappointed for sure. Edit: customer service is very quick and seem to genuinely care. Keyboard is solid.

It is similar to other mechanical keyboard in use, but this one is more cute.

I was shopping for a compact 84 key keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches. XDecent weight keyboard. Solid construction. Exactly what I was looking for. Good spacebar that responds great along its entire width (last keyboard I bought didnt).

Very cute! The extra key caps included are packed together, so some came out scratched. The keyboard itself is awesome and the keys sounds nice.