I was reluctant on buying this keyboard as my second keyboard from epomaker not because of lack of quality, but because of both of my epomakers now having a gasket mount design, and both being clip shut cases. On the th96 the gasket mounts are silicone, and with the clip design of the case makes it so the silicone gaskets do almost nothing. The exception of the ek68 is that the gasket material is poron foam instead of silicone, but even tho it’s a clip shut case, the gaskets actually do their job and make for a really nice sound, and feel. Only thing I can find to take a dump on are the keycaps. Just inconsistent with the thickness of the pour on some of them. Other than that… the software. On a windows pc and I can’t get past the main page that pops up with you click the desktop icon. Not sure why….

Solid build, came with a bad switch but hot-swappable keys means I can switch it with an unused key. Wish the keyboard just worked as intended.

Enjoyed this keyboard for a good 8 months. Suddenly its acting erratically despite all buttons working. Checked firmware was up to date, reinstalled from AKKOs website despite it was reported up to date. It worked for a week but now is repeating to lock my caps button and acts like the left ctrl key is being pressed making it frustrating.

This is my first keyboard. I got because of the overall great recommendations as a high-quality starter keyboard for those wanting to get into the mechanical keyboard enthusiasts. It’s easy to handle and easy to mod. Especially for me as a beginner with no experience in lubing switches, packing foam, everything that has to do with taking apart intricate pieces of hardware and putting it back to its functional form. Great keyboard, just don’t let the RGB on overnight because that’s how I got a fried piece of hardware that I had to return and exchange it for a new one. Oh and it’s wireless so it’s worth it anyways.

The keyboard sounds amazing and it feel high quality

This is my 4th mechanical keyboard, and my second Epomaker (first being a TH80 Pro). The form factor is perfectly balanced, the RGBs bright (though because they are south facing can peek from underneath the keycaps into your line of signt). I replaced the keycaps with Nuphy shine through Cherry profile ABS keycaps - and boy do they THOCK. Deep, marbly sounding after I just packed some car dampening foam into the case and did a tempest tape mod. Caveats: I ordered Gateron Yellows but it came with Epomaker’s own Flamingo switch - turned out to be a pleasant surprise as I actually prefer them now to the Gateron Yellows (the Flamingos have a long stem and 2 stage sprint). Note: if you want to mod it - better buy some plastic pry tools because it is nearly impossible to open the case. Get all your mods done at once.

So pretty and like the sound in general - a good buy.

The keyboard is amazing! I love it up when I try to connect the Bluetooth it doesn’t work and the z key doesn’t work at all. But overall an amazing keyboard still

I use this keyboard with two different computers at the same time. One wired and the other using the usb receiver, switching between both devices with a quick two-button key combo. It feels very solid and sturdy. It is very customizable, the rgb has many options and patterns to suit whatever theme you can imagine. This is also true for the key caps and switches, I’ve already changed the stock pink switches to clicky blues and got new keys to match other components in my setup. Very pleased with this purchase. The battery lasts a while, I think I got a week or so with it before having to charge before I started leaving it plugged in. This keyboard is great.

I love this keyboard. Its my first keyboard that wasnt full sized, stock straight from the box, basic AF. I modded it with tape, a smidge more foam in the case, and added filmed and lubed gateron milky yellow switches. It sounds awesome and works wonderfully. Some small issues to address though. The power switch is now a little wobbly since doing the tape mod. Unsure why it wont stay firmly in place. Also, the space key sounds very hollow, so I took a bit of double sided foam tape and put it in the gaps. Its much better now. I had a hard time finding solid information about whether or not the rbg is customizable. The color can be either rainbow (I think their term is flashy) or 1 color or your choosing. They have a color wheel to pick from, but because the keycaps are pink underneath, any color you choose will have a pinkish tint. Unless you swap out your keycaps, theres no pure white, etc. I did swap mine out, but I got cheap replacements that sounded awful, so I went back to the stock keycaps. Lastly, I had planned on using this keyboard in wireless mode sitting in my lap, but it has a hard time connecting that way unless its oriented in a very specific manner, which would make game play difficult. For now I keep it wired, but the cable is a bit short for my setup. Ive been looking for a replacement cable, but it seems like most of them are all the same length. All in all, I love this keyboard. Though Ive found myself missing the numbers pad a few times, Ill happily go without for the size and simplicity of the akko 3068b.