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)

It does the job for gaming

Muy buen teclado en la primeras semanas de uso. Hay opción de utilizar software. Espero sea duradero

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

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.

I use this for minor gaming and I couldnt be happier! I love the different color settings and optional Bluetooth

easy to connect via bluetooth and worked well for mac. volume/brightness wheel is a nice touch not many other keyboards (especially at this price) have. Only negative I found was that the keys were a bit loud for my taste, but that can be lessened with some o-rings.

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.

This is my first keyboard, so I dont know much. But the battery life isnt as good as they say, one key stays flashing and I have to turn off and turn on the keyboard for it to stop and changing the lighting of the keys is quite annoying. Ohhh, and the placement of the cable on the back is so inconvenient. Apart, from that its pretty good for me.

Keyboard is decent for the price. If I didnt collect keyboards, this would be a winner for the average joe. Im pretty picky on my keyboards and am very sound oriented. This keyboard checks pretty much every box of mine. Bluetooth, tkl, sound/brightness adjustment on a wheel, usb-c connected etc. The big one for me though is for the sound of the stabilizers . The stabilizers are extremely loud and make their own very noticeable rattle. Sound that is pretty horrendous, to me at least. The keys themselves, WSAD for example, sound great, but the shift, backspace, spacebar keys are extremely loud and rattly. Im still debating if its worth to keep this keyboard, because, for the price, this is an insanely good deal for what you get. For anyone worried about the sound of the keys, or factor that in as an important thing, be warned, its mediocre at best when it comes to sound. Everything else is pretty much top notch though. Very impressed for the price overall and wouldnt have any trouble recommending this to someone who isnt a keyboard snob like myself.

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.