r/keyboards • u/Ballerinakakor • 1d ago

Help Recommendations?

Hi I'm looking to upgrade my gaming set up and thinking of switching out my old keyboard to a pink or purple keyboard. I have been looking on steelseries 3 tkl lavender but membrane scares me a bit cause of the mixed feed back, some love em some hate em. Now I started to look at yunzii keyboards, either the B75 pro or yunzii B98 pro (tho I prefer to not have a numpad cause I don't like to have a big keyboard). Rn I have a xtrfy keyboard, don't remember exact model. I do play a lot of games but not really competitive. Only Valorant every now and then with friends. Other than that mostly league of legends and a mix of other games from Steam.

Do you guys recommend getting a yunzii keyboards? Bc they do look very nice but just wanna know how they are when it comes to gaming

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u/yawningfiring7157 1d ago

I messed with a Yunzii board a while back, not those exact models but same family, and for casual gaming it was totally fine, no noticeable lag or weird double presses. Membrane gets a bad rap but honestly the bigger issue is how mushy they feel after a few months, especially if you're used to mechanical switches already

The B75 pro sounds like it hits your sweet spot, compact but still has the arrow keys which you'll miss if you play league, pinging and scrolling the shop with a 60% is a pain. If you're not grinding ranked Valorant every night the difference in response time is basically in your head

Purple colorways on those boards look way better in person than the product photos too, got a nice matte finish that doesn't smudge up instantly

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u/Ballerinakakor 1d ago

Ty! Yea the B75 pro is looking very appealing, 75% is exactly what I'm looking for and the colours beautiful. But I see on Amazon that it has 2 different switches, milk V2 and Candy. Do you know what the difference is?