Quick Answer: The best YUNZII keyboard in 2026 is the B75 PRO MAX ($84.99 on YUNZII’s own store, list $99.99). It’s a gasket-mounted 75% board with a knob, a TFT screen, QMK/VIA, hot-swap sockets, tri-mode wireless and an 8000mAh battery. That’s double the battery of the plain B75 PRO for $5 more. Want a heavier aluminum case? The AL80 ($109.99) weighs 1438.5g. Want hall-effect rapid trigger? The RT75 PRO ($79.99) runs 8000Hz wired and over 2.4GHz. Check stock before you get attached to a model. On October 30, 2026, 36 of the 73 YUNZII keyboard listings on its store were sold out, including every older AL board. YUNZII’s direct returns also run just 7 days with a 35% restocking fee.
People search for YUNZII by model number: AL80, B75 PRO, AL68, AL75, AL98, C75. The brand has already shown up on this site as the X75 PRO in our transparent keyboard guide and as the QL75 in our typewriter keyboard guide. But YUNZII swaps its catalog out fast, and many of the most-searched model numbers are no longer sold by YUNZII itself. We went through YUNZII’s full US store catalog to sort out which boards you can still buy, what each costs, and what the spec sheets say.
Best YUNZII keyboards at a glance
| Pick | Best for | Layout | Mount | Battery | Software | Price (yunzii.com, Oct 30) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YUNZII B75 PRO MAX | Best overall | 75%, 81 keys + knob + TFT | Gasket | 8000mAh | QMK/VIA | $84.99 (list $99.99) |
| YUNZII B75 PRO | Most colorways | 75%, 82 keys + knob | Gasket | 4000mAh | Windows software | $79.99 (list $109.99) |
| YUNZII AL80 | Best aluminum | 75%, 80 keys + knob + LCD | Gasket | 6000mAh | QMK/VIA | $109.99 (list $139) |
| YUNZII RT75 PRO | Best for gaming (hall-effect) | 75%, 81 keys + knob | Top mount | 8000mAh | Web driver | $79.99 (list $94.99) |
| YUNZII AL98 PRO | Best with a numpad | 96%, 100 keys + knob | Gasket | 8000mAh | Windows software + web | $139.99 (list $169.99) |
| YUNZII IF75 | Best tactile option | 75%, 79 keys + knob + TFT | Gasket | 8000mAh | QMK/VIA | $84.99 (list $99.99) |
| YUNZII C75 Cake Meow | Best cute / aesthetic | 75%, 84 keys | Gasket | 5500mAh | Windows software + web | $99.99 (list $112.99) |
By the numbers: YUNZII’s US store listed 73 YUNZII-branded mechanical keyboards on October 30, 2026, and 36 of them (49%) were sold out in every variant. Every one of the 37 in-stock listings showed a struck-through “was” price above its selling price. Per YUNZII’s own refund policy, direct buyers get a 7-day change-of-mind window for sealed, unused, non-sale items, with a 35% restocking fee, and the shipping isn’t refunded. Its warranty covers keyboards for 1 year, but batteries for only 3 months. Per YUNZII’s shipping policy, standard shipping is free over $45 and takes about 2-3 weeks after dispatch, while express costs $25 and takes about 3-7 days.
1. YUNZII B75 PRO MAX — Best Overall
YUNZII B75 PRO MAX
- A 75%, 81-key board with a knob and a 160 x 96 px TFT screen that shows battery level, OS, date and time, or your own GIFs and photos, per YUNZII's spec table.
- QMK/VIA firmware, a gasket mount with five-layer cushioning, south-facing RGB, double-shot PBT Cherry-profile keycaps, a 2-stage kickstand, and hot-swap sockets that take 3-pin and 5-pin switches.
- Tri-mode wired/2.4GHz/Bluetooth across up to 5 devices, an 8000mAh battery and a 993g (2.19 lb) weight. You can pick YUNZII Milk V2, Cocoa Cream V2 or Candy linear switches. All 12 colorway/switch combinations were in stock at $84.99 against a $99.99 list.
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This is the YUNZII to buy unless you have a specific reason to want another one. Compared with the B75 PRO that made the brand’s name, it uses the same 334.4 x 143.6 mm case. It adds QMK/VIA, a screen and twice the battery for $5. QMK/VIA matters more than the screen. It means you can remap keys and build macros in a browser on Windows, macOS or Linux instead of a Windows-only driver. For how it compares with 75% boards from other brands, see our best 75% keyboard guide.
2. YUNZII B75 PRO — Most Colorways, Lowest Price
YUNZII B75 PRO
- The same 75% gasket formula as the MAX: 82 keys plus a knob, five-layer padding, double-shot PBT Cherry-profile keycaps, south-facing RGB and hot-swap 3/5-pin sockets, per YUNZII's spec table.
- Half the battery (4000mAh) and no screen, and lighter at 907g (2.00 lb). Its listing describes key remapping, macros and RGB customization "in the Windows system" only, with no QMK/VIA.
- Sold as six separate ANSI colorway listings (including Coffee Brown, Olive Green, Matcha Green and Heart editions) plus a DE/FR ISO version, all at $79.99. The Blue Grey Tactile option was sold out on every B75 PRO listing that offers it when we checked, so it's linear-only for now.
Buy the B75 PRO for a colorway the MAX doesn’t come in. The MAX comes in four: Black, Beige, White Heart and Pink Heart. The B75 PRO also makes sense if Amazon has it discounted well below the MAX. At YUNZII’s own prices, the $5 gap isn’t worth saving, since the MAX gets double the battery and cross-platform VIA. Either way, it’s a strong choice in our best budget mechanical keyboard price range.
3. YUNZII AL80 — Best Aluminum
YUNZII AL80
- A CNC anodized-aluminum 75% board with a metal knob, an LCD screen and a back weight. It weighs 1438.5g (3.17 lb), about 445g more than the plastic B75 PRO MAX, per YUNZII's spec tables.
- Gasket-mounted with QMK/VIA, south-facing RGB, double-shot PBT Cherry-profile keycaps, hot-swap 3/5-pin sockets and a 6000mAh battery. YUNZII lists a 1000Hz polling rate, so it's a typing board, not an 8K gaming board.
- You can choose YUNZII Cocoa Cream V2 or Gateron Zero linear switches. At $109.99 (list $139), only 3 of its 6 variants were in stock. Beige was sold out entirely, as was Black with Gateron Zero.
The AL80 is the one 75% aluminum board YUNZII still sells. The rest of the AL line people search for is sold out on YUNZII’s store: the AL65, AL66, AL68, AL71, AL75 and AL75 PRO. That makes the AL80 the default pick if you want a metal case from this brand, and it’s a reasonable one, with QMK/VIA and a screen at a price where most aluminum boards are barebones kits. To compare it with Keychron, MonsGeek and other metal cases, see our best aluminum keyboard guide.
4. YUNZII RT75 PRO — Best for Gaming (Hall-Effect)
YUNZII RT75 PRO Dual-8K
- Outemu Magnetic Red hall-effect switches with rapid trigger, plus TGL, SOCD, DKS and Mod-Tap functions set in YUNZII's web driver. YUNZII lists a 128K scan rate and 8000Hz polling over both USB-C and 2.4GHz.
- Bluetooth runs at 125Hz, per the spec table, so it's for typing on a second device, not for gaming. Top-mounted with five layers of padding and PBT/PC Cherry-profile keycaps. The sockets accept other magnetic switches, including Gateron's.
- 81 keys plus a knob, an 8000mAh battery, 1129g (2.49 lb), and Windows and macOS software plus a web configurator. All four colorways were in stock at $79.99 against a $94.99 list.
The RT75 PRO is the only RT-series board YUNZII still had in stock. The RT68, the original RT75 and both RT80 listings were sold out. At $79.99 it’s one of the cheaper wireless hall-effect boards with 8K polling on the dongle, not just over the cable. Want a wired-only option for less? The YUNZII x MADLIONS MAD68 HE was $62.99 (8K, 577g, 65%). For how these compare with Wooting and DrunkDeer, see our best hall effect keyboard and best rapid trigger keyboard guides.
5. YUNZII AL98 PRO — Best with a Numpad
YUNZII AL98 PRO Dual-8K
- A full-aluminum 96% board (100 keys plus a knob) with dual 8000Hz polling and an 8000mAh battery, per YUNZII's listing. It replaces the original AL98, which was sold out in all 6 variants.
- Gasket-mounted, with hot-swap 3/5-pin sockets, factory-lubed Cocoa Cream V2 or Candy linear switches, and both PBT and PC keycap sets in the box. A silicone wrist rest is included.
- The heaviest YUNZII board here at 1800g (3.97 lb), configured through Windows software or a Windows/Mac web tool. Its listing doesn't claim QMK/VIA. All 6 variants were in stock at $139.99 against a $169.99 list.
Want the numpad without the metal and the $139.99 price? The plastic B98 PRO ($94.99, list $109.99) has the same 96% layout with QMK/VIA, an 8000mAh battery and Bluetooth 5.3. It weighs 1161g and comes in six colorways. See our best 96% keyboard guide for the wider field.
6. YUNZII IF75 — Best Tactile Option
YUNZII IF75
- A gasket-mounted 75% board with QMK/VIA, a knob and a 135 x 240 px TFT screen. The screen is configured with Windows software or a Windows/macOS web tool, per YUNZII's spec table.
- You can pick YUNZII Onyx Gray Tactile/Clicky or Candy Linear switches. It's one of the few in-stock YUNZII boards with a tactile option, since the Blue Grey Tactile was sold out on every B75 PRO and AL75 listing.
- 8000mAh battery, 945g (2.08 lb), PBT and PC Cherry-profile keycaps, hot-swap 3/5-pin sockets. 7 of 8 variants were in stock at $84.99 (list $99.99), and only White with the tactile switch was sold out.
Nearly every YUNZII board ships with linear switches, so the IF75 is the pick if you want a bump. Its spec sheet is the B75 PRO MAX’s at the same price: 8000mAh, QMK/VIA, a screen and a knob. The other in-stock tactile option is the typewriter-style QL75 (Onyx Tactile), which costs $25 more. If you’re still deciding between switch types, read our linear vs tactile switches explainer.
7. YUNZII C75 Cake Meow — Best Cute / Aesthetic Board
YUNZII C75 Cake Meow
- A gasket-mounted 75%, 84-key board with dye-sublimation PBT keycaps in YUNZII's rounded MOA profile, south-facing RGB, side lights and a "smiley" light, per YUNZII's spec table.
- Tri-mode BT 5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C across up to 5 devices, a 5500mAh battery and 1008g (2.22 lb). You can pick Milk V2 or Candy linear switches in Pink, Beige, Choco, Purple or Blue.
- Customization runs through Windows software plus a Windows/Mac web tool. It isn't QMK/VIA. $99.99 against a $112.99 list. The 96% C98 version ($119) has a 10000mAh battery.
On specs the C75 costs $15 more than the B75 PRO MAX and gives you less: a smaller battery, no screen and no QMK/VIA. You’re paying for the keycaps and the colorways. That’s a fair trade if the look is why you’re buying. For more boards bought for their looks, see our best pink mechanical keyboard guide.
Sold out direct: the YUNZII models you can’t buy from YUNZII anymore
Many YUNZII model numbers people search for were sold out in every variant on YUNZII’s own US store on October 30, 2026. Here’s what each was and what to buy instead:
| Sold-out model | What it was | In-stock YUNZII alternative |
|---|---|---|
| AL65, AL66, AL68, AL71 | 65-68% aluminum boards | None in aluminum at this size; IF68 ($84.99, 65%, QMK/VIA, 8000mAh) in plastic |
| AL75, AL75 PRO (incl. barebone kit) | 75% CNC aluminum | AL80 ($109.99) |
| AL98 (original) | 96% full aluminum, QMK/VIA | AL98 PRO Dual-8K ($139.99) |
| RT68, RT75, RT80 | Hall-effect rapid-trigger boards | RT75 PRO Dual-8K ($79.99); MAD68 HE wired ($62.99) |
| X75 PRO | 75% transparent gasket board, 4000mAh | X71 Transparent ($89.99, 68%) or X98 Transparent ($109.99, 96%) |
| YZ75 Pro, YZ84, YZ87, YZ98 | Older budget gaming boards | B75 PRO ($79.99) or B87 ($89.99, TKL, QMK/VIA) |
| B68, B75 Wired, L75 low-profile | Budget 65%, wired 75%, low-profile 75% | B75 PRO ($79.99); no in-stock YUNZII low-profile board |
YUNZII hasn’t published discontinuation notices for these boards. “Sold out” on its store could mean a restock is coming or that the model is gone. Third-party sellers on Amazon may still carry older AL, RT or YZ stock. If you buy one, check who the seller is, and treat that seller’s return window as your safety net.
Buy direct or on Amazon? Read YUNZII’s return policy first
YUNZII’s store often lists colorways that are hard to find elsewhere, but its policies are stricter than most US shoppers expect. Here’s what YUNZII’s refund and shipping policy pages said on October 30, 2026:
| Policy | YUNZII direct (yunzii.com) |
|---|---|
| Change-of-mind returns | 7 days from receipt; sealed, unused, original packaging only |
| Excluded from returns | Customized products, "sales products", accessories and spare parts |
| Restocking fee | 35% of the item's retail value; shipping, handling and taxes not refunded |
| Defective on arrival | Report within 7 days with photo/video proof; YUNZII may cover return shipping up to an agreed amount |
| Warranty | 1 year on keyboards and DIY kits; 6 months on keycap sets and cases; 3 months on batteries |
| Warranty after day 7 | You pay to ship the board back; YUNZII covers repair/replacement and return shipping |
| Bought elsewhere | Policy lists Amazon, AliExpress and crowdfunding purchases among warranty exclusions, telling buyers to "double-check the warranty accordingly" with that channel |
| Shipping | Free standard over $45, about 2-3 weeks after dispatch; express $25, about 3-7 days |
Two details stand out. First, the policy excludes “sales products” from change-of-mind returns, and every in-stock YUNZII keyboard was listed below a struck-through “was” price. Ask [email protected] before you assume the 7-day window applies to your order. Second, the battery warranty is a quarter the length of the board’s. That matters on wireless boards whose main selling point is a 4000-10000mAh battery.
If your model and colorway are on Amazon, buying there gets you Amazon’s return process instead of YUNZII’s 7 days and 35% restocking fee. Check whether the listing is sold by Amazon, YUNZII’s own storefront or a third-party seller, since return terms follow the seller. Buy direct when the board or colorway you want isn’t on Amazon.
YUNZII specs compared: battery, weight and polling
This table puts YUNZII’s own spec-table figures side by side, since several boards with similar names differ in battery, weight and polling rate.
| Model | Battery | Weight | Polling (as listed) | Keycaps | Switch options |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| B75 PRO | 4000mAh | 907g | Not stated | Double-shot PBT, Cherry | Milk, Cocoa Cream V2 (linear); Blue Grey Tactile sold out |
| B75 PRO MAX | 8000mAh | 993g | Not stated | Double-shot PBT, Cherry | Milk V2, Cocoa Cream V2, Candy (linear) |
| IF75 | 8000mAh | 945g | Not stated | PBT + PC, Cherry | Candy linear, Onyx Gray tactile/clicky |
| C75 Cake Meow | 5500mAh | 1008g | Not stated | Dye-sub PBT, MOA | Milk V2, Candy (linear) |
| RT75 PRO | 8000mAh | 1129g | 8000Hz wired + 2.4GHz; 125Hz Bluetooth | PBT + PC, Cherry | Outemu Magnetic Red |
| B98 PRO | 8000mAh | 1161g | Not stated | Double-shot PBT, Cherry | Milk V2, Candy (linear) |
| AL80 | 6000mAh | 1438.5g | 1000Hz | Double-shot PBT, Cherry | Cocoa Cream V2, Gateron Zero (linear) |
| AL98 PRO | 8000mAh | 1800g | Dual 8000Hz | PBT + PC sets | Cocoa Cream V2, Candy (linear) |
Treat YUNZII’s battery figures as capacity, not runtime. Its spec tables list mAh, not hours, so a bigger number means fewer charges but not a specific number of days. The weights follow the case material. The plastic 75% boards sit between 907g and 1008g, while the aluminum AL80 is 1438.5g and the aluminum AL98 PRO 1800g.
How to choose a YUNZII keyboard
- Want one YUNZII board that does everything? The B75 PRO MAX: QMK/VIA, 8000mAh, a screen and a knob for $84.99.
- Want a colorway the MAX doesn’t come in? The B75 PRO, in six ANSI colorways at $79.99, with half the battery and Windows-only software.
- Want metal? The AL80 for 75% or the AL98 PRO for 96%. The rest of the AL line is sold out direct.
- Play competitive FPS? The RT75 PRO, used wired or on the 2.4GHz dongle. Bluetooth is 125Hz.
- Want tactile switches? The IF75 (Onyx Gray), or the QL75 if you also want the typewriter look.
- On a Mac or Linux? Stick to the QMK/VIA boards: B75 PRO MAX, AL80, IF75, IF68, B87, B98 PRO, X98, QL75.
- Need a numpad on a budget? The B98 PRO at $94.99 is the cheaper alternative to the $139.99 AL98 PRO.
For another budget brand with the same gasket/hot-swap/tri-mode formula, see our best AULA keyboard guide. If you’re planning to swap switches, our best hot swappable keyboard guide explains what the 3-pin/5-pin sockets mean in practice.
The bottom line
The YUNZII B75 PRO MAX ($84.99 on YUNZII’s store) is the best YUNZII keyboard of 2026. It’s the B75 PRO’s case and gasket mount with QMK/VIA, a screen and double the battery for $5 more. The AL80 ($109.99) is the aluminum pick, and the RT75 PRO ($79.99) is the one to buy for gaming. The AL98 PRO ($139.99) and the cheaper B98 PRO ($94.99) add a numpad. Before you buy, check two things. Is the model still in stock? 36 of the 73 YUNZII keyboards on its store weren’t. And where are you buying it? YUNZII’s direct returns run 7 days with a 35% restocking fee, so an Amazon listing is usually the safer purchase if your board is there.
Prices, stock and specs checked on October 30, 2026 against YUNZII’s US store catalog, product spec tables, refund policy and shipping policy. YUNZII changes prices and stock often, so check the live listing before you buy.