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)

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A good first mechanical keyboard. The keyboard is pleasant to use, but I would highly recommend getting a deskpad if you dont have one already. Its a pleasant typing experience (at least compared to the the Logitech K545 I was using before). The springs on my board noticeably creak if Im listening for it, especially on certain keys. The stabilizers on my spacebar arent great, but again, only if Im paying attention to them. Aside from that, I really enjoy using this keyboard. The RGB lighting is pleasant, and shines through the keycaps well. Lots of different RGB modes as well, and the brightness has a good number of adjustment levels. I also like the variety of multimedia keys, and the volume scroller is very convenient. A good keyboard for the price.

--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.

Great keyboard, for BOTH windows and mac computers, and it can sometimes be picked up for a VERY low price (when on sale). Unfortunately some reviews/questions imply the keyboard does not have a mac function... however it DOES (though it is NOT via external switch, and is instead by KEY commands). To toggle into mac mode (which adjusts the alt key to become the apple command key) simultaneously press fn + A. To toggle back to Windows mode press fn + S. Hopefully this will be of benefit to someone. cheers!

I am really enjoying this keyboard! I have ordered a few different ones to try out, and this was my favorite and the one I will be keeping. The TKL layout is not my preference - I am really missing my 10keys - but aside from that this is a great keyboard. (Coming from someone who is not a gamer, but works in a law office and types all day.) I like that it has a good weight to it and the keys feel really solid and well made. It does not feel cheap like others that I tested out. If they came out with a full size version, I would be in keyboard heaven.

For my desk and uses, its perfect. I got the black hotswappable version with brown switches. As its my first keyboard I had to take a guess on switch preferences, but it came with some extra red/black/blue keys so I got to try them all, which is fantastic. So easy to switch out, and came with the key cap and switch removing tools. As a first keyboard Im not particularly picky, so for me the keys are great, I love the extra color blocky ones, the Bluetooth works great, the leds are beautiful. My one word of warning though is the usb inlet is surrounded by very blocky plastic so if you want an extended cord you have the be careful which one you buy.

I looked at several keyboard in the 100-200 range, this keyboard is a lot for the money. Bluetooth, ten keyless, USB type C, hot swap switches and of course RGB. I have bought many keyboards in the past, dont get me wrong this isnt a Corvette but its a Camaro that can be better than the sum of its parts. I intend on upgrading the stock switches and key caps, in the end it will perform better than the wired expensive keyboard I have. In stock form it is already better than I expected.

Overall the keyboard is a pretty good value but has some issues. Wired/wireless. Backlit keys. etc. However, mine will need replaced after only six months. Epomaker website says their warranty does not apply to Amazon.com. Heres the problems I have: - My s and . keys are already malfunctioning after 6 months of daily work use, requiring multiple pushes to activate. - Settings/modes are lost after it turns off. I must switch it from Windows to Mac mode every single time. - Some of the keyboard special characters are difficult to read. For the characters to be backlit, they made the key caps clear plastic, and painted them with stencils. You cant fully close a loop in a stencil, thus the beraks in the characters. - Its a little noisy for a brown switch keyboard.

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.

This is awesome! My first mechanical keyboard may be after good old days.... I got the red switches. The switches are factory lubricated it seems. I will put an update after few weeks.