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)

My new daily driver. Despite being all plastic its well built. Hotswappable means you can take your switches out and lube them (I did). Pretty bright rgb, not as bright as the hades68, but that thing is almost blinding bright. Perfect layout for me as a developer/gamer. Really happy with this purchase. Would purchase again.

Thought it was a good budget board I could use to build a present, I plug it in and the E key isn’t E, every time I press it 14 letters worth of gibberish pops up. The firmware isn’t anywhere online so I can’t reflash the PCB and their support isn’t online until 8pm EST. Just put all my new switches and keycaps on and now I need to take them off to return this piece of junk.

El producto es increible

Everything about this keyboard is great if youre looking for a mechanical keyboard with this layout, hot-swap sockets, RGB, and no wireless. However, the legends on the keycaps are almost impossible to read unless the RGB is on. The legends are a nearly the same shade of gray as the rest of the keycap, so when the RGB lights are off they blend in.

Factory lube and stabilizers are better than I expected based on reviews from Amazon. Or maybe I got lucky with the product I received.

This keyboard honestly sounds pretty decent in its stock form. Stabilizers were pre lubed (dont know if the lubing is consistent among boards, mine were very overlubed) key caps were decent quality, nothing amazing, and the switches were stock gateron blacks. After lubing the switches and adding some foam to the case, and tape to the pcb, the board sounded very marbly and deep (however foam was very hard to fit due to the lack of room in the case). The overall typing experience was very stiff due to the aluminum plate, and I feel the sound suffered from that as well. One real complaint with the board is the way the PCB is mounted to the plate. There are these horrible tabs that are part of the plate that stick through the PCB and are turned at a 45° angle to keep them together. Bending these tabs is almost impossible, and if you manage to youll most likely damage the solder joints on the hot swap sockets. I learned this when I wanted to upgrade the stabilizers. Overall the board is decent stock, easy to mod (for the most part), and is a pretty good price for what you get.

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

I think that the EP84 is a great starter keyboard, especially since you have a large amount of gaterons to choose from.There are some thing s that I wish were different. I wish the height of the case was a little shower given the contents, and I wish that there was more control over the rgb settings

Looked online, and there are many who have the same problem with no solution, nothing in the manual mentions anything about it.. not even a voltage listed on the battery, there’s no way to troubleshoot.

Keyboard is fine, except for the fact that the left shift key doesnt work at all. Tested the switch itself with a multimeter, and the switch is fine, so its the PCB that is bad. Absolutely unacceptable quality control.