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

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.

It is a good keyboard and I like the sound

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.

Excelente para jugar en línea.

The software on this thing is badly written. The keyboard stopped being able to type after a couple sentences. After careful review and trying out a number of functions, nothing helped. The keyboard itself was nice. But reliability would be better.

it’s a really nice keyboard! it’s great for gaming once u get use to the feel of it. it feels really sturdy, and personally, i’d recommend getting the brown switches. great sounds. i would want it to be a bit cheaper, maybe like $50 to $60 because $75 is a bit too much. but it’s a great keyboard either way.

Very very cute. My first 60% keyboard. The RGB is BRIGHT and easily customizable with some fiddling around in the drivers. The Gateron Blue switch keys are a lot softer in sound than I was expecting (everything Id seen said theyd be just as loud as Cherry keys, but this is not the case). I havent tried to swap out any of the switches yet. Subtracted 1 star because the keyboard does not have adjustable feet, meaning it ONLY lies flat.

might be too tall without an arm rest, 1/4th of the size compared to my old corsair k55, i got the brown switches on the 64, compared to membrane keyboard is on the loud side. stock feels very tactile. so i lubed the switches with heavy grease, it became even more statisfying to type on.

I was skeptical at first due to not having reviews. But, after doing alot of research, I decided to bite the bullet. And, I was happy I did. I love it so far. NO issues whatsoever. The program that it comes with to customize the RGB, at first its confusing, but once you mess with it, itll be easy. I got the brown switches and I love them. In the near future, Ill customize it. But for now, its perfect the way it is. Highly recommend this product. Will update if I come across with any issues.

I wanted a 60% keyboard without spending $80+ because I wanted to replace the key caps at the start (I ended up using the Razer Doubleshot PBT keycaps). I went with the blue switches and as far as I am concerned with the switches they feel and work great. The key caps that came with the keyboard are nice, but I was going for a different color aesthetic with this keyboard so I swapped them out. There are 9 RGB options from the start I have not downloaded any software for the keyboard and I dont plan to as I am not an RGB fanatic so I dont plan on making customizations. The default options are good enough for my use case (which is primarily gaming). However, the lighting on this with the Razer key caps is beautiful (better than what Razer sells with their stock keyboards lol). Theres not much else to say about this keyboard, so as long as it doesnt malfunction in the next year or two. The value is worth the price on this one.