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)

Love the keyboard but has a few flaws. Its thicker than Id prefer, and the default key caps are not as bright and the letters arent as clear. Replaced the caps with Hyperx pudding caps and the improved light intensity through the keys and clarity of the letters. Aside from those minor cosmetic nitpicks, is great. I use it wired through kvm for 2 machines and Bluetooth for a third. Functionally no complaints at all.

good for gaming and bright nice rgb lights

Overall clickyness of the keys are good, typing is enjoyable. I liked the lighting even though I didnt buy it for its lights. Cost is great. However after few weeks A key stopped functioning properly %20 of the time it was missing the press. I took the keycap off, cleaned it and it worked fine for a while. The keyboard is kept very clean, but the issue kept on coming back. I contacted the Epomaker and they just asked me to reboot the keyboard (Fn + Ps for my keyboard but they actually told me its Fn + |, which is wrong). Rebooting combined with playing with the switch a bit helped, but the issue is back. So there seems to be a problem with the switch, which is making life hard while typing long documents. If the producer replaces the keyboard and the new one has no issues, Ill update the review.

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 followed EPOMAKER for months before committing to a buying one of their keyboards. Picked up the AJazz on Black Friday. I prepared my desktop by placing the laptop on an arm in order to make use of space and was excited to receive my first wireless keyboard with exchangeable keys etc. The keyboard itself is sturdy and seemed to work fine when plugged in. Attempts to pair it via BT were impossible while charging, I could not figure out what the problem was. The included manual is atrocious, so I went online and downloaded the detailed manual-no much help either. Contacted Chat support, waited a day to only receive a message to contact EPOMAKER via email. I did, but after waiting hours for an answer, it became evidently clear that either the battery was damaged and/or the BT wireless function didnt work. Wrapped it up and sent it back. Not recommended. UPDATE-Seven days after attempting contact via email-no response. Glad I returned it. Just bought the Redragon K621 Horus and I am very happy with it.

This keyboard was exactly as expected! Love the feel and sound of the keys.

I love that keyboard. I got it with a discount so good. quality is good- black switch perfect huano switcxhes

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

Compact, etc. I have the blue/clicky one, great for typing. Lots of good features -- switching between computers, etc. And the volume wheel is surprisingly useful! If youre the manufacturer: One bug: the volume wheel doesnt wake up the keyboard when in Bluetooth mode. You have to it a key first (like shift), and then its back on. Minor but annoying.

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.