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)

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).

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!

this keyboard is great! it’s not too loud and the brightness of the rgb is good. when you connect it make sure to push the cable all the way in as it is a bit hard to and to make sure to click the button to change it from wireless to wired mode, overall a great keyboard :D

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.

its a great keyboard overall but my w key started to stop working sometimes only after having this for a little less then 2 month.

Keys felt cheap, alignment of car and lets off. Is fine for the price but I needed something better.

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.

I had to return the first keyboard I received because it was used (dusty and dried up brown liquid droplets--gross) and was missing the cable and manual. Replacement was good. I like the look of the white keys with the different light settings. I have Windows and it only recognized the keyboard as plugged in after I set up the bluetooth connection first.

My first hot-swappable keyboard! This set came with the keyboard (and it’s corresponding wire/colored keycaps), a keycap puller, a switch puller, and a few extra switches (reds, blue, browns). The switches were really easy to pull up and pop out, and I’ve included a picture of what the board looks like underneath. I got the red switch, but I’m thinking of changing them to something else. The keyboard types great out of the box, and has many different rgb variations. Most of them are color changing, imo it’s a bit too overwhelming to look at. They also have less flashy options, which is what I ended up choosing (the single light option comes in a rainbow of colors). You can adjust the LED brightness OR the volume with the wheel. The wheel was honestly why I got the keeb in the first place! It’s so handy. As for the red switches it came with, Im not really an expert or even a novice, I’ve literally only used brown ones (and found that out prior to purchasing this), but it types pretty nicely, with a nice sound. The backspace key makes a sharper click than the rest of the keys tho, Im not too sure why. It’s the only thing off that I noticed about the keyboard. Other than that, all the red switches have a consistent sound and feel, nothing feels too wobbly, and overall it feels nicely constructed. Although be wary, the port for the USB-C cable is indeed only snug enough for the cable it came with, I tried using my old Vortex cable and it did not go in. If you’re looking for a change of aesthetics, I’d double check the cable you’re buying. One thing is, I’m not sure how to fully program the keyboard as the instructions mostly tell you how to change the RGB, connect to devices, and key functions; but I’m not really big on programming keys anyway. Overall, I’d give this a 9/10! 1 point off for that random clicky key, and the fact that the cable port is tiny. I think I’m going to really enjoy using this, hopefully with some new switches!

The colored keycaps that come with it are lower quality than the white ones, so I didnt end up using them. Thats my only complaint. The battery life is pretty good on Bluetooth mode.