YUNZII Mechanical Keyboard, Full-Size

What matters most

The round, electroplated keycaps and metal frame give the YUNZII QL108 a typewriter-inspired look, while shine-through legends and RGB backlighting keep the keys visible in dimmer setups. It’s a distinctive alternative to a conventional plastic keyboard, especially if you want your desk gear to have some personality without giving up a dedicated number pad.

It’s a wired, full-size mechanical keyboard with 104 keys, including a number pad. The Onyx Gray switches are described as pre-lubricated, with a smooth feel and a satisfying clicky sound. Keep in mind that the round keycap shape and clicky character are a specific typing experience, not a neutral, low-profile feel that will suit everyone.

How it fits

The layout makes sense for a desk shared between everyday work and gaming: enter numbers in a spreadsheet, then move to a game without switching keyboards. Its adjustable footrest lets you change the typing angle, and the metal frame is intended to keep the board stable on a desk. RGB lighting has multiple dynamic modes, so you can use it for visibility or as part of a more colorful setup.

The keyboard works with Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS, and connects over a wired Type-C connection. Its online customization software supports Windows and Mac, with options to reprogram keys and create macros. A solid pick if you want a full-size board with a retro look and room to customize the switches later. It might not be a great match if you want a compact layout, a wireless connection, or a quieter typing sound, those aren’t the strengths described here.

Tips for day-to-day use

For a practical first setup, place it where the number pad is easy to reach, adjust the footrest to a comfortable angle, and choose an RGB mode that doesn’t distract during work. If you want to personalize the typing feel, the hot-swap sockets support both 3-pin and 5-pin switches, so compatible switches can be changed without treating the board as a fixed, unmodifiable setup. The supplied switches are already described as pre-lubricated, so customization is an option rather than a requirement.

On the spec sheet, the combination of a full-size layout, lighting, and programmable keys covers a lot of desk tasks. The trade-off is straightforward: this is a wired board with a visually prominent design, so someone prioritizing a minimal footprint or an understated look may prefer a simpler approach.

Before you decide

Does it include a number pad? Yes. The full-size layout has 104 keys and a dedicated number pad.

Can you change the switches? Yes. It supports hot-swappable 3-pin and 5-pin switches.

Can you customize keys and macros? The online customization software supports key reprogramming and macros on Windows and Mac. The keyboard itself is also listed as compatible with Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS.

Buying verdict

Choose the YUNZII QL108 if you want a wired mechanical keyboard that pairs a typewriter-style design with a number pad, RGB lighting, and switch customization. Its metal frame and round keycaps make it a more characterful desk choice than a basic plastic board. Skip it if compactness, wireless use, or a quieter typing style matters more than that look and full-size layout.