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)

Bought this just to hotswap everything, as the base color and RGB lighting looked nice. While my parts were arriving in the mail, the base keyboard worked perfectly. Easy to disassemble, and inserting the new switches / keys were a cinch. Heres the catch - Youre only limited to the preset colors on the board. Ive tried adjusting the lighting using the driver, upgrader, and installer on their site but nothing worked. If youre fine with preset modes (FN + Pause) and want something to hotswap in the future, great buy.

If you want a top notch keyboard this is not the one but for 80-90$ this is my top pick it feels great for being plastic it is hot swap and the layout is great the rgb options are a bit generic but that is ok

Within owning the product for two full days, the UP arrow key stopped working randomly. - Its not scroll lock since my left, down, right arrows all work. - I tried hotswapping a switch from a working key and that didnt fix it making me conclude this is faulty PCB board.. Whats the point of hotswap feature, if PCB comes faulty???? PROs : - Although this keyboard is all plastic, it still has some weight to it.. (slightly lighter than a full razer blackwidow keyboard) - a lot of RGB/backlight options - gateron red switch; its not the best out there by any means... .but i thought it was an improvement over razer tactile switches. CONs : Spotty/faulty PCB (my UP arrow key just randomly stopped working, and started up again about 3hours later randomly after i was switching. ) I bought this for the hotswap feature.. but if PCB acts up like this, not sure if its worth the price... Seems like Im not the only one with a QC issue... so buy with caution. Im returning this, and buying another 75% keyboard that comes with aluminum frame and bluetooth function.. (obviously not from this maker)

Ive been interested in this brand for a while and finally I got the chance to buy one and man I love it. The build quality is awesome and the keycaps are far better than I used to, the only downside for me is the included cable that its not braded, for the rest I think its a good value keyboard

This keyboard overall is good. Its a great beginner board if you like the layout. I suggest lubing the stabs and switches if you want.

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.

Just a good beginning mechanical keyboard no if and or buts has been my main for a while

Pros: * hot swap with 5 or 3 pin * keycap puller is better than usual * you can route ur cable to come out on either side for cable management * Really easy to open the case up to place in such things as foam Cons: * Keycaps. The font is ugly and anything with a round shape has random cut offs (just look at the photos). The color scheme also makes no sense (its not flush on the left and right side. * stabs could use some work but arent terrible. * cable is rubber and poor quality * rgb is pretty poor and weak Overall for a 75% board this is one of the best to get with features such as hot swap but if you can compromise with a better form factor such as TKL there are much better boards IMO

I purchased this keyboard based on recommendations for a quiet, well-made mechanical keyboard - and the Epomaker has not disappointed! I bought this specifically because it came with Gateron Yellow switches; while this probably isnt as quiet as a customized and lubed board, its wonderfully quiet out of the box while still maintaining a mechanical feel. Reminds me a lot of the IBM and Macintosh keyboards I used to use in the early 90s, especially if you get the Retro design. Despite all-plastic construction, it feels very solid while having a 75% footprint which fits very well on my small desk space. Highly recommended!

Feels nice to type on, if youre experienced with keyboards you might find it wobbly depending on how you type. Lights look fine and can use a shortcut to disable them. Keycaps come off pretty easily and can be replaced easily. PBT keycaps are incredibly good compared to ABS so thats a benefit, you wont have to buy your own along with the keyboard. Hot swappable is a very good perk that comes with the keyboard too but sometimes the switches will come loose from the keyboard which is a little odd, I dont really know what causes that. Id recommend it, especially if you intend to mod it and alter it when you get the chance to.