YUNZII SK64 Grey Hotswap Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Optical Switch, RGB, Programmable Custom Keyboard (Gateron Blue Switch, Grey 64 Keys)

This keyboard for daily use is great. It sounds a bit rattly but what do you expect if its not customized. I have lights off all the time so I dont really care about the software that you use to change the light settings (it is basically impossible to navagate). It isnt a bad keyboard so if you are looking for a starter mechanical keyboard go for it :D (this part is for osu players) screw this keyboard. This keyboard actuates before you even press down becuase of how light the gateron optical swithces are. If you just rest your finger on a key without pressing down the keyboard considers it a press down, there have been many time where I just see fffffffffffffffff becuase my finger was resting on the key. This causes you too miss notes that arent even your fault becuase the game registers a click before you even clicked it. If you rest your fingers on the key (like just put your finger on the key while pressing down on the other), the keyboard might consider that a click and you would notelock the rest of the pattern. There was a period of time I didnt figure this out and I thought I sucked at jumping, but no, this its becuase this keyboard is horrible for osu! you can get this keyboard for daily use, but get a keypad for osu if you want to get this keyboard.

My son has been through so many keyboards very quickly. This one has outlasted all the others! Love the colors. His room walls are lined with sting led lights.

It died on day 34, 3 days outside the return window. RIP little buddy...

In my opinion it is very tall adn kinda uncomfortable on you wrist. at first i paid no mind this this issue because i figured i could replace the base but unfortunatley that is not the case. I do recommend it but if you dont want it to stress your wrist too much find a way to change the case on it.

The gateron optical brown switches are lit. Overall the keeb seems solid and well made. Only downside to this particular one is you can’t read the keys at all if it’s dim or dark, but then who is buying this and keeping the stock keycaps? At any rate this beast seems like the best deal probably if you’re into the 60% thing. I haven’t tried the software yet because it’s just been hooked up to a raspberry pi, but the default lighting schemes are accessible via hot keys and seem to be green, or RGB. The stock cable is very long so maybe get one of the coiled usb-c cables.

i love this keyboard but the software and lack on programing the fn rgb keys is very unclear. overall its sturdy and is amazing!

Best 60 percent keyboard

For gaming, its easy to use and compact for Fortnite, COD, etc. I honestly gotta say that I swapped out for the keycaps to match the color of the keyboard, also I liked this 60% keyboard than the Ducky one 2 mini. You can swap the keycap to match the keyboard color. Quality of material feels solid and literally given high quality plastic but heavy though, because of the weight itself.

This keyboard will not work out of the box on windows 10 as a generic input device without drivers from the manufacturer that you can only get from an http-only site.

100% recommended