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Wood grain 75 percent wireless mechanical keyboard with round electroplated chrome keycaps and tactile switches

YUNZII

YUNZII QL75 75% Wireless Mechanical Keyboard Wood Grain Onyx Tactile Switch

SKU CH-V6JE-HX1B4

A 75% tri-mode mechanical keyboard with 84 electroplated round keycaps, hot-swappable switches, QMK/VIA programmability and a built-in device stand

  • Product nameQL75
  • Keyboard connectionUSB Type-C
  • StyleRetro
  • Keyboard layout75%
  • Key count84
  • Keyboard switchesYUNZII Cocoa Cream V2 Switch/YUNZII Onyx Switch

Color Wood Grain

Switch YUNZII Onyx Tactile Switch

  • Retro typewriter aesthetic with round electroplated keycaps
  • 75% layout packs 84 keys into 328.1×214.5 mm
  • Tri-mode connectivity: wired USB-C, Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless
  • QMK/VIA programmable with north-facing RGB backlighting
  • 4000 mAh battery powers the keyboard for extended wireless use

75% Retro Typewriter Layout

The YUNZII QL75 is a 75% mechanical keyboard with 84 keys arranged in a staggered typewriter profile. It targets enthusiasts who want a compact footprint without losing the function row or navigation cluster. QMK and VIA support allows full key remapping and macro creation for workflow or gaming setups.

Hot-Swappable Build With Triple Connectivity

The ABS chassis uses a top-mounted structure and full-key hot-swap sockets compatible with three- and five-pin switches. Connectivity covers wired USB Type-C, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz wireless, letting the board pair with multiple devices and switch between them via the built-in toggle and knob controls. Round electroplated keycaps and a built-in stand complete the desktop aesthetic.

4000mAh Battery And North-Facing RGB

A 4000mAh lithium-ion cell powers the board across all wireless modes, while north-facing RGB LEDs shine through the laser-engraved legends. The tactile Onyx switches are pre-lubed for a smooth, pronounced bump without excessive ping. At 1461.5g the keyboard stays planted during rapid input, and the 64.1mm height keeps wrist angle comfortable for long sessions.

How it compares

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Price $91.99
Pricier than about 63% of the 3,966 comparable items (median $68.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameYUNZII
Product lineRetro Mechanical Keyboard
Model nameQL75
Product nameQL75
StyleRetro
Keyboard colorPink, Green, White, Wood Grain
Product type2.4 GHz / Bluetooth / Wired
Connectivity
Keyboard connectionUSB Type-C
Power
Power typeLithium-ion Rechargeable Battery
Size & build
Main materialABS
Keyboard layout75%
Key count84
Mechanical keyboardYes
Keyboard switchesYUNZII Cocoa Cream V2 Switch/YUNZII Onyx Switch
Switch typeLinear/Tactile
Keycap detailsABS Typewriter Style Electroplated Matte Chrome Laser Engraved Keycaps
Product dimensions328.1 × 214.5 × 64.1 mm/12.92 × 8.44 × 2.52 in
More details
Wrist restNo
BacklightingYes

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Questions about this item

What does the USB Type-C wired interface cap in practice?

The USB Type-C wired mode provides a direct data link and charges the 4000mAh battery, so latency is limited only by the host USB controller.

What physical space and mounting does the 75% 84-key frame need?

The keyboard measures 328.1 mm wide by 214.5 mm deep and stands 64.1 mm high at its tallest point, weighing 1461.5 g with a built-in stand for desk placement.

How do I swap switches on the hot-swappable PCB, and what step do people miss?

Pull the keycap, use the included switch puller to remove the old switch, align the new 3-pin or 5-pin switch pins with the socket, and press firmly until seated; the step often missed is checking that every pin is straight before pressing.

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