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

I got this keyboard because my last one (hyperx rgb pro) wasn't mechanical, but this was a really good upgrade, nice switches, nice keycaps, really good build quality. The only minor downfall is that there is no risers for the keyboard, but it doesn't bother me because I don't really use them. But the rgb is also amazing there are a lot of different settings for the rgb and its really impressive.

my keyboard came with gateron red switches, and these switches are really buttery smooth also came with a precut and prelubed stabs and they feeling amazing!

This is a great keyboard but in Amazon us u can get this for 270 AED global shipping just go in settings change the region to USA and search SK61 u will find same product with a coupon code once u apply that the total of ur order will be 270 AED 🤔

Finally I've found my perfect keyboard. As a Linux user working mostly in web design and Python programming, I was worried about not having the arrow keys but the way they have implemented the feature felt natural right from the start.After researching TKL keyboards for days, I've decided to get my feet wet with a cheap(er) one and one of the reasons why this review is so long is simply based on the fact the it's addicting to type on.The tilt angle is very nice and feels natural. This is the first mechanical keyboard that I can use without armrest. Another bonus is the backlit keyboard which is sufficient to work in a dark room because the white keys show the black letters nicely.Another thing that I love is that unlike Razer, the YUNZII SK61 keys are properly labeled. The numbers are on the bottom row and the symbols are at the top as it should be.This is very important to me because I considered other products before settling for the YUNZII SK61 but when I saw that the ;: and '" symbols are all on one row, I simply passed on those. In programming, those characters get used a lot and it's hard enough to focus on the code structure so the less distraction, the better.I could type on this for ever but I should stop now or this will turn into an E-book! :)

Firstly one of you is going to get a board that's lubed already. I lubed my board that came with Gateron Blacks before returning it. Secondly this keyboard is a great option for a 60% keyboard, switches do fit a little snug so you may have to rock them back and forth to remove them. The only reason I returned my board was because I can't do plastic keyboards anymore. Coming from an abkoncore ar87, Which is an absolute unit of a keyboard. This keyboard felt just a little underwhelming.

The skyloong SK61 provides so much comfort for me, as it’s my first 60 percent keyboard. My expectations for this keyboard was met up to, and felt incredibly different as I had blue switches for my previous keyboard. At first, it felt peculiar having none of that ‘click’ feeling, but I got used to it in a few days. With a keyboard this size, there’s so much room and opportunities that I can do with my desk. I can have more mouse pad space, and move the keyboard in a position that’s comfortable to me without it hanging off the desk like a full sized keyboard. This keyboard is just for me, especially with my small hands. The RGB also looks fantastic, and I can’t wait to mod everything on my first 60 percent. I recommend getting a wrist rest as the ledge might be too high to some people, which may not be a problem to others. The downside is that there is a bit of a wobble in some certain key caps, meaning that you might need to change the stabilisers underneath. Although there was a key cap and switch puller, there were no extra switches for replacement incase of damage. I found that a bit disappointing as I’ve seen reviews online with extra switches. Overall, it was a great experience. I have a feeling that I will be using this keyboard for a long time.

I love this keyboard! I’ve spent double, triple the price for my old keyboard but I much prefer this one. It is quieter and the build quality is still really good. I am ecstatic to see that there is a pink version as well. Be sure to download the driver from the official website, as I couldn’t get the keyboard to work from initial plug in without it.

I just got this keyboard because my dk61 was acting up and its pretty good so far