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)

Great keyboard for the price! I didn’t want to spend too much money on my first mechanical keyboard in case I didn’t like it, but I’m absolutely loving this one :) I had to buy a wrist pad for comfort though, because the keyboard is taller in comparison to what I was using before (Mac bluetooh keyboard). I love the colored keys, it makes the keyboard look super cute! By the way, I got the brown switches and it was the best decisions since I’m always on meetings.

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.

i liked it overall but under the keys there were scratches i thought were dirt or something and it was a scratch from something i didnt even know and it bothers me, but i do like the keyboard its self i wish i could change the scratches colors but it black

I own multiple bespoke mechanical keyboards and bought this one to mod with a friend and give to him. We are returning it for multiple reasons. Firstly we bought a new board and received a refurbished one. Secondly its typefeel and sound profile are just nasty at least with the red switches. The sound is really thin and metallic. The switches are unlubed and the keycaps are strangely rough. I recommend epomaker akko collaborations if you want a board from them.

My son absolutely loved it.

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.

I have the hotswappable version, it came with a basic keycap puller, a switch puller, a braided cable, extra switches and a couple other switches to try out. The scroll wheel is a little loose but works well. The stabilizers are specific to the plate it seems, they clip into the plate and they dont screw in or stab into the PCB. I was able to lube the stabilizers and bandaid mod the keyboard and it sounds a lot better now, less rattle. The main reason why I bought the keyboard was to have less wires on my desk but theres a big issue with mine and it disconnects from the bluetooth frequently and when I move it a certain distance from my computer, it lags a lot. I am not far from my desktop at all, Its about 3 feet, sitting on the floor, all of my other bluetooth devices seem to pair and work just fine. Hopefully there is a firmware release that will fix the bluetooth issue but other than that, all else seems to be great with the keyboard. A budget hotswap keyboard you can mod to your liking that looks great with a scroll wheel.

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

honestly just sick of using my school assigned laptop at school -- as a teacher, I do a lot of typing. This is a clicky-clacky keyboard, but students have told me its not too loud. Some like the sound. Others just put their earbuds in. I will say: when it is dead quiet, this keyboard can get obnoxious. If you are a fast typer or press hard on the keys naturally, this keyboard can be LOUD. However, for the price, the look, and the use I get out of it, its been worth the money. I dont feel as bad about having it in my classroom in case it gets markers or something on it, but at the same time its easier to type on and more fun to look at than my laptops keyboard.

Ive only had this product for about two weeks now. I bought it for my desk at my dorm for school work. Ive been mainly using the bluetooth to connect to my Macbook Air and the connectivity/responsiveness has been great! The clicking noise is also very satisfying. The only thing I have a problem with is that the colored keycaps writing are not see-through, so the light doesnt shine through. Which is more my fault for not paying attention when purchasing the product. However I still like this product as someone who was just looking for a keyboard (aka not a collector or anything).