In this video I take a hands-on look at the YUNZII C98 “Cake” keyboard that Yunzii sent over, and I run it through what I care about most: build quality, what you actually get in the box, and a full sound test. I’ve tried a couple Yunzii boards before, and one of them (the aluminum AL80) has literally become my daily driver at work, so I came into this one hoping it would have that same solid feel—just in a totally different style. Unboxing-wise, Yunzii definitely went the extra mile with accessories. You get a big multi-language manual, stickers, a cupcake-themed mouse pad (was not expecting that), extra novelty keycaps like a pink spacebar and an ice cream cone, plus extra switches and a switch puller. The board itself is plastic with a little flex, but it’s not anything too bad, and it has big rubber pads on the bottom so it doesn’t slide around and it sits at a nicer typing angle. The biggest takeaway for me is the typing feel and sound: the keys are incredibly light to press, stabilizers sound good, and overall it sounded pretty promising. If the cake/pink look is your thing (or you’re buying for a girl in your life), I’d feel confident recommending it.