EPOMAKER TH80 Pro 75% Hot Swap RGB 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth 5.0/Wired Mechanical Keyboard with MDA PBT Keycaps, 4000mah Capacity Battery, Knob Control for Windows/Mac(Theory TH80 Pro, Budgerigar Switch)

This Keyboard is the best keyboard that I ever bought for it being my first mechanical keyboard this is amazing. Best $91 I have ever spent if I could rate it higher I would. Just Stock it sounds amazing and very satisfying also the keys are very sensitive you dont have press all the way down on the key for it to register I could only imagine what it would sound like when I mod this Keyboard. I would recommend this keyboard if your on a budget and looking for a keyboard I got the Epomaker TH80 with the Flamingo Switches also it came two days earlier aswell....

I used typewriters in my youth, and old-fashioned mechanical computer keyboards in my middle and late years, so this Bluetooth keyboard is the best of the old and the new, to me. Nice, positive feel to it. I just wish this thing wouldnt go to sleep on me. But then I suppose the battery would need more frequent recharging. Hate those hand-cramping flat panels Apple calls Magic.

The custom keyboard hobby can be very expensive, so this is a great budget board with a fairly premium feel that still gives you room to customize if you so desire. For reference, I got the 75% size TH80 Pro version of the keyboard with the Monet keycaps and Gateron Pro Yellow switches. For those new to the smaller sized keyboards, an instruction manual is provided that has a guide to setting up the wireless settings, RGB settings, and the function keys combinations for missing special keys. The switches are buttery smooth, the MDA profile keycaps feel great and may just be the best profile Ive worked on, and the knob works as expected and has some tactile feedback which is nice. The build of the board feels solid and has more weight to it than I was expecting, but also has a very thocky sound to it right out of the box that many enthusiasts strive for. The switches and stabilizers are factory lubed which you can see when removing the keycaps, and best of all, its hot swappable so youre not stuck with the keycaps and switches that you initially order. If I had any complaints, its that the stabilizers for the spacebar could probably be dampened a bit more, which some people may do with a bandage strip, but its a trivial complaint. All in all, Im very happy with the keyboard. As much as I liked the Monet MDA profile keycaps, I wanted to use my Lord of the Rings MT3 profile caps (purchased separately from Drop) on this board.

Over all, seems to be a good budget option if your just getting into mechanical keyboards. Sounds good right out of the box (I got the gateron black pro). My only complaints are that the firmware they want you to download to mess with RGB and button mapping is really sketchy. Turning the volume knob doesnt wake up the keyboard and the F12 key had a cracked stem and basically fell right off the minute I removed the keyboard from the box.

Loved this keyboard at first, but after using it daily for a few months it seems to be giving out on me. Pros: -Price point is cheaper than similar boards -Decent battery life -Able to switch between devices (when Bluetooth wants to work) -Easy to disassemble and mod Cons: -Bluetooth doesn’t hold connection, I constantly have to pair my devices and the keyboard will show up as a different name on the Bluetooth list -Losing connection also means losing my re-mapping of some keys -My h key keeps coming out as “hh” even though I only press it once, tried to reset the keyboard multiple times and still have this issue The cons affect my workflow so I’ll be looking for a new daily keyboard. It was good while it lasted!

I mainly chose this board for the fairly large battery size for a customizable wireless keyboard and the addition of the volume knob. I bought the Gamakay LK67 for a different build, but decided for Epomaker this time because it looked like it was better quality, had less noticeable rgb, and better angled feet. It has a fairly small footprint on your desk and the white version presents a nice clean minimal look. I didnt want to customize the board too much, just to change the switches and keycaps. For less than $100, I think youre getting a decent amount of features, however I think this Epomaker TH66 is not worth the asking price. The stabilizers are poor, which is usually the case with keyboards like this. Im not a fan of the steel plate at all, unfortunately. The first row of keys are north facing rgb and the rest are south facing for some reason. I didnt realize this feature was listed in the product description, so in case you didnt read every single line of the info like I did, be warned. An even weirder tidbit is that the led on the second key of the first row is not flat against the pcb, so it requires your key switches to have space for the led, so switches like black inks fit everywhere except that ONE slot, which is annoying. I havent downloaded the software to customize the key functions so I cant comment on ui. I dont plan on using it as my main, and only as a wireless dongle option. For what I need it for, it works enough that returning it is a bit too much of a hassle, but I would hesitate to buy another Epomaker keyboard again.

Its nice, estethic and I really love the sound of the keyboard, its highly recommended to buy this, the only thing which I really hate about this kerbside is that the logo in the keyboard can be very annoying as you cannot purposely change its cold and you cannot turn it off at all which is stupid but other then that I really love the keyboard and would recommend others to get it if they can

This keyboard is a great beginner keyboard for anyone starting in the hobby. Pretty solid build, not much modding needed and its hot swappable with 3 and 5 pins so you can test other switches/keycaps. Epomakers customer service was amazing. I had a few switches that had a slight ping noise and they sent additional switches for me, although I couldve lubed them up myself, I had not lubed switches before so this was very appreciated.

This is a great keyboard. Note that the yellows need some pressure to press them down. If you want something light to press on, get the reds.

Not perfect as a custom keyboard, but definitely perfect for the price!