EPOMAKER K870T Hot Swappable 87 Keys Bluetooth Wired/Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with RGB Backlit, Type C Cable, 2000mAh Battery, Wheel Button Control for Game/Office (Hotswap Red Switch, White)

I use this for minor gaming and I couldnt be happier! I love the different color settings and optional Bluetooth

Great & unique lighted keyboard but wished it was wireless. My daughter loves it though because of the color changing effects! She raves about how pretty it is. She uses it for gaming & some schoolwork.

very sweet keyborad

awesome keyboard small and nifty, very response keys and different color scheme make the aesthetics look great!

At its core, all of the keyboard shortcuts to change RGB and 3 savable bluetooth connections is GREAT. Its lightweight and easy to take for work without weighing your bag down. Def needs more cushion between and underneath the PCB/Plate. It has a very clacky sound even with Holy Panda Keys (bought separetly) due to the inner build. But nothing a little customization could fix.

This is a bargain of a mechanical keyboard. The Keys are quality and does not rattle. This keyboard weight is hefty and when shaken, the keys do not rattle. I chose the blue switches for the feel. It has detachable USB C and bluetooth but I only use the cable. It has CAPS lock indicated, which is uncommon to find and a feature that I always look for in a keyboard. It comes with extra colorful keys for added colors onto the keyboard. Overall, great buy.

It feels great when typing. Its configurable in every meaningful way. The battery lasts when you arent using it regularly.

This is my 2nd hot-swappable keyboard, after my Velocifire M2. Ive been always looking to increase my desk space so out went my bulky Logitech G915 and so began the hunt for my new keyboard. My two boards were the Velocifire M2 with Brown switches and the Keychron K8 board with blue switches (renewed). Unfortunately, the K8 was defective so I had to stick to the Velocifire. In replacement, I decided to order this product the EPOMAKER K870T with Red Switches. I can honestly say, the red switches on this are terrible as I make so my typos when typing but the board itself is amazing in its design. Once I swapped out the reds with browns (I am so grateful I got the hot-swap version), the keyboard is almost perfect to type on. If youre wondering why I had to buy extra switches to swap out, well the white keyboard came with red switches, frustratingly enough. The keycaps have a bit of wobble - theyre good but I recommend replacing them down the road with better ones. DO NOTE: The boxing, packaging will list AJAZZ when you receive it in the mail, not EPOMAKER. Its the same product. I almost returned this product to amazon until I confirmed it was the same product. The volume wheel itself is a huge deal breaker and really helped me transition from one of my most favorite Logitech keyboard features to this new keyboard. Really, the addition of the volume wheel makes wonders! Bluetooth works but please dont expect it to be reliable for gaming. The lights are RGB but theres only 1 preset pattern (waves) in two directions. The pattern is cool in the beginning but really gets tiring after 2 weeks of usage. Then again this is a budget board so I cant be nitpicky about everything right?

I like a very clean aesthetic and dont like to have cables all over my desk. So I wanted a hot swappable keyboard with BT. This one fit the bill and wasnt too expensive. I immediately swapped the switches for something else, lubed the stabs, and added some cool double shot keycaps. I charged this thing maybe twice during the 3 months owning it. Both times were overnight and unplugged in the morning. Well recently it died on me, so I let it charge overnight. Next day I turn it on, works for about 5 minutes, then dead. Seems it will only work wired now (5 minutes isnt a usable amount of time). If you plan to use this wired Id recommend it for a good starter keyboard to mess around on. If you want to use it daily as a wireless keyboard, Id look elsewhere.

Upgraded from a Keychron K8 and so glad I did. Looks great, performs well, has the ability to customize keys/colors and the volume bar is superb. By far the best TKL keeb within this price range and in my opinion competes with ones around the $100 price range. Havent tested it out in wireless though.