EPOMAKERTH66 Pro 65% Hot Swappable RGB 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth 5.0/Wired Mechanical Keyboard with PBT Keycaps, 2200mAh Long-Lasting Battery, Knob Control for Mac/Win(Gateron Pro Yellow with White Case)

This keyboard is so cool

Love design and color. Using it daily for work!

It’s an amazing keyboard that works very well with a lot of platforms such as Xbox windows mac and I’ve tested all of them and l love the fact that it’s wired wireless and Bluetooth and the Keycaps feel premium so overall it’s an amazing keyboard possibily one of the best in the market

Very good

Good keyboard

Not bad

انصح اي واحد ياخذ هل كيبورد ، كيبورد قيمنق احترافي ميكانيكي والي يفكر يبدل كيبورده ياخذ هذا النوعرهيب 💯

It feels like you're using a premium mechanical keyboard. But the price of it is half. I really like this keyboard.

El teclado se siente de muy buena calidad, lo conecté vía 2.4 a mi PC y la batería dura muchísimo tiempo (a mi me ha durado 1 semana y se apaga solo si no se usa) tiene varios modos de iluminación y capas multimedia, sin duda la mejor opción si quieres un teclado hot swapp

keyboard is fantastic - buttons are super satisfying. they all work perfect.great feel for typing and gaming. great sound too.nice and heavy - feels like a quality product.after a few weeks i finally went to change out some of the keys for the yellow spares that are included and noticed the spacebar is broken. check the parts on arrival.

I wanted a fairly priced board to customize as someone newer to the hobby. My first board was a 60% and I really missed my arrow keys as someone who works at their pc a lot. I don’t like bigger boards because I find they take up too much space and I think they don’t look super good when all those keys are squished together. I love the more spaced out look of this one and the reasonable price, and idc what anyone says I loooove having that knob in the corner. Rgb is good and it’s hot swappable which I love. Came with the gateron yellows and they sounded pretty good right out of the box. It’s also got a great weight to it that I like. Overall, it’s a decent keyboard straight from the box, but with a new set of keycaps and some banana split switches it was even better. It came with a key puller too, which was nice. My only issue was that I wanted to change out the knob too, and the only options were other neutral colours. I DIY’d one that was meant for something else and it looks alright but doesn’t sit flush on the board like the original unfortunately. Haven’t found any good alternative online either, and the official ones only come in black, gold, and white ): but all good I’m sure spray paint was also an option for those less lazy than me.

A pesar de tener otros 3 teclados mecanicos del mismo precio, este es excepcionalmente superior. El sonido de las teclas es increible, ademas de tener aislamiento interno, lo que elimina el eco de la carcaza y hace que la sensacion de teclear sea unica. Altamente recomendado para quienes escriben mucho todo el dia, escritores, programadores, etc.

I usually don't do reviews but I thought I should make one about this....Even though I bought the keyboard with tactile switches (Budgerigar) instead of my preferred linear switches, I was fairly surprised at how my mistake turned into a surprising delight.- The Budgerigar switches made the keyboard sound fairly "thocky", which is what most enthusiasts strive to make their keyboard sound. Though in my opinion, they sounded close to "clacky" out of the box. But using this board since I bought it, I've decided they are "thocky" out of the box. There were three extra switches that were included. Spring ping was bad for four switches on the board.- The keyboard comes with a switch puller and keycaps puller along with three extra switches, a 2.4ghz dongle, a white straight wire also for connectivity, and decorated keycaps (with window command?).- Hot-swappable with 3 to 5-pin switches.- Dual-stage risers. Yum.- Stabilizers were solid on the board with lots of lube. However, my stabilizers weren't as tuned as I'd like with lots of rattles (easy fix, I get what I paid for).- South-facing RBG LEDs produce very nice lighting. This also includes lots of modes to choose from and customization of colours inside EPOMAKER's software.- The 2.4ghz dongle has a little spot on the back of the keyboard for storage so you don't lose it. When my brother games with it he doesn't notice any delays (he steals all my keyboards for "testing" when he's around).- The inclusion of a knob. Who doesn't like knobs? The knob provides fast volume adjustments on the fly with nice tactical bumps and mute/unmute with a nice click. You can also program the knob in EPOMAKER's software as well.- Modding the keyboard sounds way better than stock (highly recommend it if you can). Perhaps I'm weak (most likely) but getting the skirt off this keyboard was a nightmare. I don't think I've struggled this much before on taking off a skirt (I have battle scars).- Modding the board was extremely simple, take off the knob and set it aside before you start though. There are two screws behind the dual-stage risers and a skirt in your way of the goods. There's not much space for you in there to mod the keyboard. I'd recommend using foam and tape mod on the PCB. You can also do a silicone pour but make sure you angle the case before you do and plug up all possible holes.- For gaming, I myself would not use the Budgerigar switches for the types of games that include lots of tapping. Example, "osu!". At first, using the switches the tactile bumps were barely felt. Then I found myself getting tired faster while playing said example and the tactile bumps on the switches got more pronounced.- Typing with this keyboard is very fun! Feels like popping those really sturdy bubble wraps.I think that's all! Thank you for coming to my TED talk.Con:- Still can't pronounce the switch's name when people ask about them :D.EDIT!:Forgot to mention that these are MDA profile keycaps! They are fairly nice with clear legends (some of the legends look disproportionate in my eyes). They do need to get used to though.