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)

This is by far one of my favorite starter keyboards. I have had two of these so far, the first one gifted to my brother when he got a pc. I wanted to wait to review this until I had more time to really use it. Both keyboards held up to everything: gaming, rage quiting XD, typing, and adjusting audio. The keys and switches still feel the same when I first got them, I swapped the key caps when I first purchased so I can’t speak on behalf of those. I’m not a fan of RGB but the settings on this keyboard are great! The colors are bright too, although it’s hard to capture accurately in the pictures. The only somewhat bad thing about this keyboard is the keys being loose/not aligned when you first get it. I ended up fixing mine so it wasn’t much of an issue, but something to be aware of. Overall I would recommend this keyboard.

dies very quick but is very cute

5pin hotswap TKL for less than 100? And it has cute keycaps and rgb? Super pleased amazing buy

I understand people use these as a base for modding, so I wont go into much detail. I may have kept it and done the work if the volume roller had been a bit smoother and if the color had been a true white instead of 1990s computer beige. I must say, I thought the included switches were very comfortable to type on, if you could handle the noise. I guess this is an example of what hobbyists call ping. I could hear a little recoil on every keypress. That and the clanking mean this keyboard really would be unsuitable for use without modding.

My son absolutely loved it.

This is one of the coolest keyboards Ive had, its super fun and very bright cool colors, definitely would recommend it to anyone looking for a budget keyboard.

This keyboard is not for instance gaming. typing is no problem but while gaming there is latency when you pause for more than 5 sec. After pausing 5 sec and try to press the key there is like 0.5 sec? latency that I can notice while gaming and had to change to my old wired keyboard during the play. I need to return this keyboard since its not for my use. However, besides the gaming use, this keyboard should be all right.

--UPDATE-- This is currently my favorite keyboard. I absolutely love the form factor, the way it feels, and the volume wheel is awesome as well. Im very particular about my keyboards as Im somewhat of an enthusiast when it comes to this hobby. So yeah, definitely a great buy! This keyboard is really great! I purchased this over the Ducky One 2 TKL, and I (mostly) dont regret it! Im still debating whether or not to keep this one or go with the Ducky. This board though, is a great value... especially compared to any keyboard charging over $100. For whatever reason this keyboard gives off such a cute-sy vibe, I honestly love it. First off, it comes with a set of cute extra rainbow keycaps. Second, its USB Type-C, not micro-usb like some cheap Chinese keyboards. Third, it has a volume wheel! Thats such a nice little touch in my opinion, covers up the blank space, and I think its a good idea. Now... for the cons. First off, the switches arent Cherry MX... I mean, this should be obvious since its so cheap. Secondly, the RGB lights are somewhat dim IMO. At least, compared to some other cheap keyboards. But the worst of all... the keys arent totally straight, or aligned. Look in the pictures - the keys are all over the place. They wobble and can be nudged to be tilted in different directions. It looks sloppy and very cheap. Overall though, Id recommend it if youre wanting a good, modern RGB mechanical keyboard for a price much lower than the higher-end, more sought after models.

Overall the keyboard itself is good and feels nice. You can read most reviews that state that. However, my keyboard came with a slight annoy flaw-- it is warped. Images show a concave warp of the keyboard. Its made annoying because it means the keyboard doesnt properly sit on the rubber padded corners of the keyboard. This means thats as I type, it slowly and eventually behins to move back-- requiring repositioning. It could have just been a Quality control thing, but trying to bend it back myself hasnt proven to help.

I previously purchased another keyboard which I subsequently returned just because the addition of the num pad made the keyboard too large. After receiving this one I was more than happy with it! The quality was better than I expected (the keyboard feels quite heavy and solid actually), the keys dont seem cheap and feel great to the touch. I got brown switches because personally I like the sound and the feel much more. The entire keyboard is solid white and backlit. Im not sure if it was supposed to come with different colors like I expected but I plan to get other keycaps to customize its appearance anyway. For its price, it seems like a great option for beginners like me!