EPOMAKER SKYLOONG GK75 Lite Gasket-like Mount Wired Gaming Keyboard with A Rotary Knob, Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard, Programmable Custom Keyboard, for Win/Mac (Blue Pink, Iceberg Optical Yellow)

The media could not be loaded. It’s absolutely amazing. I put gateron optical blacks in and lubed them, sucks there is no option for non-optical switches. I Put different keycaps on and it’s by far one of my favorite keyboard and I have wayyy too many keyboards😂 They keys are smooth and not hard to press, without being scratchy and “rough feeling” the stock stabilizers are actually great! You just have to mod them a littlePROS (opinion warning)-75% lay out is every key I need with F-row.-It’s easily customizable and fun to mod.-It has silicone between the board and the case so it sounds amazing and “thoccy”.-the bottom has lots of cable routing options so your cable is always in the right spot-the keycaps it comes with is a full set, meaning it comes with all keys not just for a 75% layout but a full size aswell, seriously great job epomaker-hot swap so put different switches in it if you want! (Only if their optical)CONS-“gasket like” does not exist. The board is stiff, don’t know why they even mentioned gasket Mount it’s nothing like it.-the switches it comes with (mine was reds) in any option (speaking from experience) feel cheap, I recommend replacing them with something higher quality.-the lighting for the keys is not bright in the slightest and hard to see with the lights on.Overall amazing keyboard for the money!! I honestly want another one, one to show off and one to use! Hats off to epomaker for making a well rounded keyboard that will suit any starting enthusiast or household member

I had to pick this keyboard up because I had not tried an optical board before. The experience is definitely different. Typing is kinda like typing on a blue switch typical mechanical keyboard, but a little bit quieter and softer experience.The overall build of the board is quite excellent. I love the keycap choice and the overall feel. I would highly recommend it for anyone looking to try out an optical switch board. I think I will invest in optical yellow switches in the future just to try those out. I am also a big fan of Epomaker boards as this is my third from them.

I really liked this keyboard, for the price there's definitely better options but still a well rounded keyboard

I just got this keyboard to replace my old Asceny GK61, which I got over 2 years ago for around $60. The SKYLOONG GK75 is such a huge upgrade its laughable.I've had it for a few days and I'm in love with it. The lighting is only one color, a light blue, and the brightness is pretty good. The keycaps it comes with are honestly not bad, but the lettering on the keys are pink, not transparent so the keys might not light up the best especially if you use your keyboard in a dark room. It comes with a few extra keycaps, a mix of blues and pinks. If you want better lighting from this keyboard I'd recommend swapping out the keycaps like I did.*First picture is default keycaps, second picture is mostly a different set of keycaps*The knob is okay, it isn't removable/swappable from what I know. It controls the volume and can pause/play as well.I'd definitely recommend this keyboard, it's such good value for being on a lower budget

This mechanical keyboard is a gem, the build quality is excellent; it feels solid and well-made. The typing experience is simply wonderful, with each key responding precisely and pleasantly. It doesn't have RGB lighting, but the LED lights are more than enough to illuminate the keys and add an elegant touch. Plus, the pastel colors are super cute and match perfectly with any setup. The price is also quite good for everything it offers. In short, highly recommended.

Two months in and I notice an occasional repeated key (in my case the "P" key). I took the switch out and cleaned it with air, but it's still not fixed. I managed a temporary fix via changing my delay-until-repeat in Windows, but I don't like feel of that delay. Hopefully I'll figure out a fix. This is where I deducted two stars from the rating got lost since this issue is distracting to workflow.I liked that it came with optical black switches, since I really wanted to try those out. I'm hoping that one of these days the market comes up with better availability for silent optical switches. Nevertheless, the keyboard sounds fine out of the box.The keyboard does not save your defaults. When I power down my PC, I have to re-launch the "GK6XPlus Driver" that the documentation refers to to assure my Windows-centric shortcuts work. When I quit the app, I still see a "CMS.exe" process running, and terminate that. The keyboard will still retain my settings! I don't yet know if this keyboard has flash memory to store those settings, but it's acting like it's only storing those settings in volatile memory that goes poof once the power to the keyboard gets cut off.Looks like a good starter kit for the fanatical keyboard mod crowd since it has gaskets, padding, and comes with a decent optical PCB as long as they don't mind the monocolor lighting. I'm personally OK with the monocolor since I don't care much about RGB in general, and I only need some lighting to easily tell whether the caps-lock or Windows-lock keys are active.

Lllego en perfectas condiciones. Y la calidad del prodcuto es muy buena.