In this video, I unbox and review the Mchose G87—an 80% TKL budget mechanical keyboard that’s clearly aiming to bring that “dreamy, creamy” stock typing experience to more people. The big headline is that even though it drops the CNC aluminum body from the GX87 and goes plastic, it still feels surprisingly solid (over 1,000g) and sounds ridiculously good thanks to a tightly packed interior: five layers of sound dampening, a gasket-mounted flex cut plate/PCB, and the Cabbage Tofu Switch V2 linears. I also break down the design choices that matter in daily use: the minimal look, the dark mirror-like plate that adds a subtle premium touch, and the super practical volume wheel placed above the arrow keys. It works like a mouse scroll wheel—fast, tactile, and honestly more efficient than most top-corner rotary knobs. Then there’s the wild battery setup: 10,000mAh total (two 5,000mAh cells) with smart temperature control, which Mchose claims can hit around 111 days of use. I wrap with the pros, the not-so-good (snap-on case makes modding annoying, and my unit’s instructions were fully in Chinese), and my final verdict: for the price, the G87 is feature-stacked and delivers one of the best stock typing experiences I’ve had.