The YUNZII C75 is a mechanical keyboard with a compact 75% layout and a standard profile. It offers both wired and wireless connectivity, supporting Bluetooth 5, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB connections. The keyboard features a 1000 Hz polling rate for fast and responsive input, and it is equipped with a 70-hour battery life when used wirelessly. Additionally, it includes a detachable cable for added convenience and is designed with Mac users in mind, supporting Mac-specific keys.
The YUNZII C75 features an aluminum case and a polycarbonate plate, providing a durable and stylish build. It comes with RGB lighting and a backlit keyboard, with the backlight facing south for a visually appealing effect. The keyboard also includes adjustable feet for customizable typing angles, although it does not come with a wrist rest. Available in several case colors including Black, White, Blue, Pink, and Gray, the YUNZII C75 offers a range of aesthetic options to suit different setups.
The YUNZII C75 is equipped with mechanical YUNZII Milk V2 Linear switches, offering a smooth linear feel with a low actuation force of 40 g. These switches feature a 2 mm actuation distance and a total travel distance of 3.6 mm, ensuring quick and responsive keystrokes. Additionally, the keyboard supports hot-swappable switches, allowing for easy customization of your typing experience without the need for soldering.
The YUNZII C75 lacks several advanced features, including analog input, dual actuation, and adjustable actuation, which are typically found on higher-end models. Additionally, it does not support NKRO, USB passthrough, or display functionality. The keyboard also lacks compatibility with QMK, ZMK, and VIA support, focusing on a more straightforward setup without these customization options.
The YUNZII C75 features an ANSI (United States) layout with PBT, double-shot keycaps that offer durability and a premium feel. The keycap profile is OEM, providing a familiar and comfortable typing experience. It uses a standard key layout, and media controls are accessible through the Fn key, though it does not include dedicated media keys or a rotary dial.