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)

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.

Best keyboard I’ve ever bought! Was looking for a solid gaming keyboard and this blew away my expectations. Especially for the price. Would definitely buy again.

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.

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!

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

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

Ill start by saying that although I have typed on other mechanical keyboards. This is my first personal mechanical keyboard. After using this for about a week straight, about 4 to 8 hours a day, I can say that I am very happy with this keyboard. Ill list the pros and cons. Pros: - Bluetooth capability, I thought I wouldnt use this that much but thats all I ever really use unless I need it for gaming or to charge. You have the ability to connect 3 devices at the same time, including phones and tablets and switch between the devices in a matter of seconds. Also allows you to move the keyboard frequently and I often times put it on my lap while doing homework when my desk space is full. For regular keyboard use and typing, I see no latency or delay when typing. If there is, its so slight you cant notice it. - Battery, the battery with RBG lights on has lasted me about 5 days. Which I think is very good considering how much time I spend on the computer each day. The RBG lights turn off with 30 seconds of inactivity to save battery and turn back on when you press a key. It is claimed that the battery lasts 100 hours with the lights off, so Ive been using it during the day with the lights off now to see how much its life is extended. - Huano Switches, while they arent Cherry or Outemu, they perform really well. The stabilizers come factory lubed! - RBG Lights, this may not be important to everyone, but typing in the dark can be a real pain without it. The lights are very smooth and bright, and I have not noticed any sort of flickering from them. A lot of customization options with the lights as well. - Software, you can actually use the RAKK lam-ang pro software found online to customize this keyboard. It has features with the RGB lights and other things such as key reassign and macros. - Volume scroll wheel, again another feature that I thought was a neat addition but wouldnt use much. I was wrong, I use this scroll wheel all the time. Love that they added it and with a button press it can be switched to control the brightness of the keyboards RGB lights. Cons: - Switches, although the stabilizers are lubed, I notice there is a slight rattle. Not enough to make me go out of my way and make any modifications. At least not yet. - Ping, if you listen very very carefully and really slam a key press, you can hear a slight pinging noise. Again, you will never notice this unless you have super sonic hearing or really abuse your keyboard. - Extra Keycaps, I love this idea of having a set of colored keycaps for some extra customization. However, one of the control keys came cracked. I reached out to EPOMAKERs support team directly on their website with my amazon order number, and they refunded me 5% of my order cost (about $3.50). I thought this was fair for one keycap and they even sent me a confirmation that the refund was processed. They replied rather fast and it was a great experience. - Bluetooth, I have noticed that sometimes my bluetooth connection to my windows 10 laptop disconnects when I dont type for a while and then reconnects after a couple seconds. Not a big deal or anything to really gripe about. About once or twice, it has disconnected and did not reconnect until turning the keyboard off and back on again. - Not hot swappable, this was the main reason I was hesitant about getting this keyboard. I heard that soldered switches were more reliable and longer lasting, and the other features of this keyboard convinced me to take a chance and lock into the brown switches. Guess I always have the option of desoldering if I need to replace switches. Overall, I think that this keyboard is a really good deal for pricepoint. I wouldnt hesitate picking this one up. It has served me very well with heavy usage for a week straight.

Keyboard itself is pretty solid, and so are the keycaps. Switches are AJAZZ browns, and are good as well. However, note these - Wired mode - Wont work, despite reading the manual Accent keys arent doubleshot, or atleast they dont let the light shine through The USB-C port is too close to the bottom, and plugging the cable in is a mild headache

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.

Excelente la opción de conectarse a múltiples dispositivos y cambiar entre ellos