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)

My son absolutely loved it.

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.

Great keyboard for what it’s cost. The red switches are super nice for FPS gaming and it doesn’t give my hands much tension when I’m playing or just typing for work/school. The LEDs are amazing and surprisingly last super long with Bluetooth (+LEDs on). Of course that’s with turning the keyboard off when I’m afk for the night or out.

The keyboard it self works great but the battery life with the light need mager improvements , the light at full brightness gave me about 4.5 days of medium use. However putting the light down to dim it has lasted a week so far. Get better drivers for it or LEDs that suck so much battery. Also a huge disappointment is the color keys , they dont light up.

This is a bargain of a mechanical keyboard. The Keys are quality and does not rattle. This keyboard weight is hefty and when shaken, the keys do not rattle. I chose the blue switches for the feel. It has detachable USB C and bluetooth but I only use the cable. It has CAPS lock indicated, which is uncommon to find and a feature that I always look for in a keyboard. It comes with extra colorful keys for added colors onto the keyboard. Overall, great buy.

This was the best purchase I ever made for my WFH setup. I always loved high profile keyboards and LOVE how satisfying this keyboard feels and sounds. I also love that it is hotswappable and works both with bluetooth and with a wired connection. Others have mentioned that it is hard to plug in but I honestly have not had any trouble with that. The scroll wheel for sound is so unique and handy! I’ve use this thing literally every day for almost a year for work and fun and it’s one of the best parts of my setup.

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 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.

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.

Update: ordered a replacement and everything works now, but the bluetooth range is less than 5 feet; for any practical use of bluetooth, this feature is pretty much pointless. keyboard types well and the lights look good, still feels a little cheap but it is good for the price! would like there to be a software to program per-key lighting but it is what it is --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It looked so promising! Was deciding between this and the Ducky One 2 TKL; went with this one at first but now it seems like Ill have to return it. Tl;dr the U key doesnt work unless I smash it and the bluetooth capabilities dont work on my laptops and when it does connect to my phone it only works if my phone is less than 1 foot away. If I got a less defective one, I think there would be a lot of benefits! I hate the keycaps and theyre ABS but thats fine b/c theyre easily exchanged. It sounds good (no spring sounds, not scratchy, stabilizers are strong and not wobbly), there are lots of RGB options (that, besides using the keyboard itself, can also be programmed if you download their software), the scroll knob is useful, and if the bluetooth worked it wouldve been great. Ultimately, however, I think a received a defective one and the keyboard just doesnt look great enough for me to try purchasing another one.