EPOMAKER EP84 Upgraded 75% RGB Hot Swappable 2.4GHz/Bluetooth 5.0/USB-C Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Programmable Software, NKRO, Dye Sublimation PBT Keycaps for Mac/Win/Gamers(Budgerigar)

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I’m new to mechanical keyboards, so take that into consideration when reading my review. The keyboard feels solid and generally well-made. The case is plastic but doesn’t feel cheap. The red switches (no mods) are smooth, quiet, and easy to push. The lower activation force took a little getting used to coming from brown switches, but it was less than a day of office work. However one of the switches (F1) pulled out of the PCB when swapping the keycap. The LEDs look great and the white PCB reflects the light such that the effect is much more even than I originally expected. My biggest issue is that at $95 it was a tough cost to justify - admittedly the “hot swap” capability would be worth it if I had other switches to swap with. Overall, the form factor is great (but not much smaller than a full size keyboard), it feels quality (but not high end), and looks really nice.

*KEYCAPS - ILLUMINATED CHARACTER swappable keycaps, (MAC caps included to swap-out defaults) and the default keycaps feel nice to type on. The plastic is firm and textured enough that it is satisfying to type on them. Once you adjust to the smaller size, you can easily adapt to touch-typing with decent speed and accuracy. *SWITCHES -The switches in this keyboard are Optical Gateron switches. I received the model with RED switches and I have to say they feel great. Smooth and just the right resistances without being too loud or clacky that they would disturb your mates in the next cubicle, in your workspace, or at a LAN party. MODDERS NOTE: You can only swap-in other Gateron Optical switches, so be sure of your decision as this will affect your modding options. If you DO decide to mod this board, the included keycap and switch pullers worked just fine and with little difficulty. *STABILIZERS - They are nice, and work perfectly. The space bar moves uniformly if I press the far-left or right sides. *CASE/HOUSING - Solid and sturdy with good weight for an 84-key keyboard. There is a gradient/tilt as well as (2) thickly rubberized flip-out feet to increase the angle if you desire. The board is stable and stays put on the wood, vinyl, slate, and glass surfaces that I tested typing on. NOTE: Weight being a double-edge sword here, great for giving a solid and stable workspace, but adds to travel weight, so consider if you plan to use for LAN events. That said, this keyboard works fine as a lap-board if you leave the feet retracted. *USB - The USB is removable, and the included cloth braid sleeved USB-A to C cable was nice quality for this price point. Note, it IS a little stiff, so expect to have kinks held for a time if you are OCD about that kind of thing... The port feels solid and doesnt give the impression that it will fail with reasonable care when plugging/unplugging if this will be a travel board. The only improvement I wished for was strain reliefs for each ends plug instead of just extended collars. *RGB - No drivers needed! No complaints, with brightness levels, animation speeds, or selection of patterns. FN+ESC=constant light on mode FN+F1=my computer FN+F2=web page FN+F3=calculator FN+F4=media player FN+F5=previous track FN+F6=next tack FN+F7=pause/play FN+F8=stop FN+F9=mute FN+F10=volume down FN+F11=volume up FN+F12=keyboard lock FN+pause=preset light effects

I was really excited to get this keyboard but the rgb are so low and dim! I thought it was just me I hooked it up to my pc and ran it and it turns out the don’t glow so bright.

I got this keyboard upgrading from a 60% because I needed function keys. It was everything I expected and more! The keyboard came with lubed stabilizers, I dont know about the switches they definitely could be. If you are buying for your first mechanical keyboard PLEASE dont get anything other than black switches they sound the best and are AMAZING! I love the keyboard and am very happy with my purchase.

This keyboard is amazing, and a huge step above any gaming keyboard from Logitech or razer. Especially for the money. Ive tried many cheap mechanical keyboards, and expensive ones from Logitech and Razer, and this keyboard beats them all when it comes to feel. Now, in terms of features, other manufacturers have better software, extra features, all of that, but in terms of feel and upgradability, this is the best. Get this with the yellow switches, and youll have an amazing board that feels and sounds amazing RIGHT out of the box. Really appreciated that I didnt have to lube this, or replace the stabilizers, it all sounds great with the factory parts. And the best part is, its all hot-swappable. You can change any part of this keyboard you dont like, and its super easy to switch out the switches and keycaps if you ever want to switch things up. Pros: - Sounds amazing (yellow switches) - Well-built and sturdy parts - Easy to upgrade, hot-swappable, detachable USB-C cable - Great looking per-key RGB lighting - Way cheaper than anything with comparable quality Cons: - The included cable is a bit cheap, but replaceable - The software to customize the RGB takes some research to find, not as customizable or easy as other keyboards (Logitech or Razer) TL;DR: If youre wanting to jump into mechanical keyboards and want something good quality for the money and easy to upgrade, this is the best option on the market.

Its very nice and compact. The layout is great, and I love how many rainbow lighting options there are.

I started to get into the keyboard community but did not want to spend a chunk of money on a keyboard. It is still a keyboard at the end of the day but sounds way better lubed. This is now my new main.

The lights are adjustable in terms of brightness. The size of the keyboard I like—no number pad which I like. I enjoy the way space bar feels. This will beat any mechanical or non-mechanical keyboard around its price range

Sounds great, looks great, feels great. My only slight issue with it is that the spacebar occasionally rubs against the edge of the keyboard, though that is easy to fix (just nudge the spacebar).