EPOMAKER EP75 75% Mechanical Keyboard, Hot Swap BT5.0/2.4G/USB-C Wired Gaming Keyboard, with 10000mAh Battery, RGB Backlights, Double Shot PBT Keycaps for Linux/Win/Mac(Pampas, Budgerigar Switch)

Just reviewed the EP84 and decided to return it because of some small issues I had with the board like not having an on-board area for the 2.4 ghz receiver and the usb c port clearance. This board fixes everything wrong with that board and does some things better. The layout is a little more spacious giving you better accuracy on key press. The battery is huge, 10k mah, and it definitely lasts. The lighting on the board is gorgeous especially with the side bar lighting. The tiny led indicators for caps lock,battery and modes are bright and useful. The default stabilizers are great, I've got no rattle and they feel solid, especially the space bar. And as for the typing experience using their budgerigar tactile switches, this thing feels phenomenal. I've been using a gmmk pro since its release and man have keyboards come far. This board just feels fantastic all around and sounds great without any mods. A great amount of thock with no work needed. I also got to playing around with their software and it's straightforward and easy to use. This one is definitely a keeper and I can't wait to start playing with mods to really bring out the board to its fullest. 10/10

I was immediately surprised by the feeling of this keyboard. The sound on each key press is fantastic. Battery life is fantastic thanks to that 10,000mah this has - most other boards I found were somewhere around 4000mah. The multiple BT / 2.4ghz wireless modes are perfect for my use case of computer + phone typing. Would highly suggest this board if you're looking for a wireless mech board!

Absolutely exceeded my expectations. This keyboard is amazing. Upgraded from my anne pro 2 that i've had for years and this one just feels so much more quality and well build. The switches feel amazing and the RGB looks flawless. 10/10 recommend!

Keyboard arrived dead on arrival. Had one random key flashing and would not respond. Tried wired, tried 2.4ghz, and installed the software. Computer wouldn’t detect it.

Lets cut to the case. Great keyboard. Really well built, feels solid for a plastic build, and typing sound out of the box is really satisfying. Hefty weight, seemingly good sound insulation inside.For nearly an entire year now, I have been using this keyboard with the 2.4ghz dongle for a very solid connection, but it REALLY lost connection easily if slightly blocked from direct line of sight. I always tried to use my USB hub right at the bottom corner of my desk about 2 feet away. But the connection would instantly drop. So I had to just leave it in the USB port on the top of my PC sitting above my desk for direct line of sight. Don't ever have issues in this case.Suddenly 2 months ago, I started getting REALLY weird behavior from my keyboard. After multi-tasking, gaming, and simply switching between applications on a regular basis, the keyboard inputs would suddenly start acting like the entire keyboard gets re-mapped to random commands or even macro commands. Every time this would occur, keys would act different... like, ESC would start acting like ALT+TAB, SPACEBAR would act like ESC, half my letter keys wouldn't work, the other half would by switched to different letters, etc etc.At first, I thought it could just be switching to MAC commands on my WIN desktop PC. But all attempts to alleviate failed. Attempts to update drivers, reset keyboard to default values, utilize the EPOMAKER software to flash the firmware, all key command combinations researched to try to move it between MAC/WIN modes. etc. And the mystery of it all, it breaks ALLLLLL keyboard input. I literally switch to any keyboard in my inventory, wired or otherwise, and not a single keyboard command entry will work correctly until I FULLY restart my PC. This had be thinking, is this an OS issue? .... Nope. Cannot for the life of me re-produce these issues on any of my 3 other keyboards. Tried for days now. Switched back to the EPOMAKER EP75 and BOOM! give it just an hour of multi-tasking and it will freak out again.Absolute shame. I love the feel of this keyboard, but seemingly the firmware is extremely unstable. Beware. HOPEFULLY this is an isolated case, but I cannot understand why this is only happening as of recently, nothing I am doing changed, possibly a firmware resource conflict with a recent windows update? Who knows, seems unheard of. The EPOMAKER forum has nothing about this, and no one seems to have experienced this either. Sad. But this little keyboard is now just gonna be a display piece. oh well. Good thing its relatively cheap. :(

Bought with a $30 off coupon to take to the office and leave my primary keyboard in my home office which is a Feker IK75, Boba U4 switches and nice set of XDA keycaps. Chose the Budgerigar switches for this and planned on replacing them with Outemu Silent Limes but love the sound of the board out of the box with stock switches.The build quality is incredible, very solid board, the LEDs are bright (although the diffuser could be improved a bit), it sounds absolutely amazing and the keycaps feel and look great. Thick keycaps, good legends, great spherical tops, nice clean colourway and loving the ASA profile.A lot of small details were paid attention to and example of that is that the 2.4ghz adapter is stored in a spring loaded slot that also has incorporated a magnet so the adapter doesn't fall out when ejected. Nice thought and appreciated that.The Budgerigar switches are complete surprise. Maybe a little more resistance than I'd prefer for longer typing days BUT, GREAT really satisfying tactile bump and they are nicely lubed (but could benefit from a little 205G0 but really very acceptable as is). What I'm really, really pleased with is stem wobble! Wobble is pretty low compared to a lot of other switches I've used in the past. It's not quite as low as the Boba U4's but those are grand-daddy of rock solid so this is praise.I'd still be satisfied paying full price because compared to other higher priced boards as this one really delivers. So, ultimately this has replace my IK75 as my daily driver and need to find another alternative for the office. :-) I do miss my volume knob but I suspect I'll survive.

Ik bestelden dit toetsenbord en het is de beste die ik ooit heb gehad! Ik ben zeer tevreden over de kwaliteit en zeker over de budgerigar switch die ik er bij koos!!!Voor de rest verzending etceter is allemaal top!!!

Even the software is decent, it's definitely better than the roccat software for example.Build quality is good, maybe not as good as a 100€ keyboard from keychron but you get much cooler keycaps and switches imo.

I was looking for a compact keyboard with a bit of separation around the arrow buttons, and also dedicated Home and End buttons (being a developer). The package of the EP75 really ticked almost all my boxes.The Budgerigar switches are great. The key action is heavier and louder than I was expecting coming from the low profile Nuphy air 96. Also the key caps are quite small and concave at the top, but I got used to that quickly.I combined it with the Mambasnake wrist rest for 68 key keyboards (I was trying to match the EP75's width) and it fits very well although it could come in a bit higher.Downsides for me are that there are no fn function indications on the front of the keycaps (volume up/down/mute, printscreen, etc.). I would have liked a physical print screen button, but you can't have it all; I do prefer having the home/end keys over it.

I highly recommend this product as well as this seller.