EPOMAKER TH80 SE Gasket 75% Mechanical Keyboard, NKRO Hot Swappable RGB 2.4Ghz/ Bluetooth 5.0/ Wired Gaming Keyboard with Poron/EVA Foam, 4000mah Battery (Black Silver, Budgerigar Switch)

I would like to begin with the fact that I am coming from a Keychron K2 keyboard, which I thought was really good for a long time, but after using this keyboard I can't go back, I am actually writing this review using this keyboard. The keycaps are really amazing, they are thick PBT keycaps that produce an amazing noise, the switches not only sound great but feel even better, if you like the feel of a clicky switch but hate how loud it is, the Budgerigar switches are beyond amazing. The keyboard is almost entirely plastic besides the plate where the switches mount, but this doesn't mean that it feels cheap, It has an unbelievably rigid build and is actually heavier than my old Keychron K2 which had the aluminum side rails. The knob in the top right also feels amazing with some nice tactility, it is also made of metal. The only knock on this keyboard would be the lighting, the colors are very nice but not super bright, I tend to stay in a darker room so this isn't an issue for me, but you should be aware that in brighter environments it may not look as good. I would 100% recommend this keyboard to anyone.

I have had a lot of really expensive keyboards. They have all been aluminum and because I live in a really dry climate, I always shock them to death within a year or two. Twice it has damaged the PCB to the point of the board not working altogether, and the other two just got keyboard chatter and/or skipping keystrokes (yes I tried replacing the switch, no go). Anyhow, I decided it's time to stop buying a new $300 keyboard every year and went for a cheaper one that is plastic so I can't shock it to death. I was prepared to take a hit on quality... but that's not what happened at all. This board is easily the best board I've had. It feels amazing. It sounds amazing. It's easy to remap keys and change the lighting. It has everything I could ask for, even though it's a mass produced "budget" mech keyboard. The Budgerigar switches are literally the best tactiles I've ever felt. They have a really really nice tactile bump. They beat Zealios, Mod SH, Glorious Pandas.... I mean I don't even recall feeling a board that I loved the feel of this much at the keyboard meetups I've been to. The stabs are perfectly acceptable out of the box. The last 3 boards I have owned were a Keychron Q1, GMMK Pro, and KBD75. Out of the 3, the KBD75 that I built myself was the best... but that took a ton of time, effort, and soldering supplies, none of which is necessary with this board, which it doesn't even measure up to. As for the Keychron and GMMK, let's just say they are absurdly overrated. They both sucked and I would never buy from them again. They promised ESD protection and they don't have it. They both wanted me to open the keyboard and do all kinds of weird hacks before they would even consider replacing parts, and then they would only replace one part meaning I'd have to rebuild the whole board. I'm sorry, but that's not the reason I bought a prebuilt keyboard... those days are behind me, I don't have the time or patience. This board is absolutely FANTASTIC. And it's RIDICULOUSLY CHEAP!!! I mean, I've paid this much for just switches before! I've paid more than this for most of my keycap sets! I have NO IDEA how they can sell this for $90 but I'm absolutely ecstatic with it. I can't recommend it enough.

Un teclado con una muy buena iluminación rgb y una sensación espectacular al momento de escribir y me gusto por que se puede usar tanto con cable como inalámbrico.

I've had this keyboard since Jan 6th, 2024, and it's ran PERFECT since then. While I am rating this 5 stars, at the moment my keyboard is having problems with double key presses, and my A key is starting to fail. Pretty early on the RGB also messed up, but had randomly come back on (this was because I didn't UPDATE MY RGB SOFTWARE LOL). I'm not sure if others have the same issues but other than that I've had zero major issues. The size is perfect for me, the keys feel extremely nice and responsive. Since I have the wired version battery life has never at all been an issue for me. The RGB is somewhat dim BUT I appreciate that a lot more, as it doesn't reflect on my monitor which is a big plus for gaming. Overall if you're looking for a nice keyboard, I'd say this is a more than safe bet for anyone looking for a nice compact little machine. Also because black and purple is one of the best color combos ever made and I think that's just awesome!

Omg guys, get it; don't even sleep on it. First off, this keyboard feels heavy and very sturdy; the typing with the bluG. switches is amazing; it has a pretty tactile feel. The RGB is pretty discreet since the keycaps are not see-through This is perfect for people who are looking for a more elegant/subtle RGB effect, but this is also great for me because I am not a big fan of excessive RGB. Overall it looks very clean, If you come from a 60% layput it might take you some hours to get used to it, but it seriosuly feel amazing. The Functionality is great as I can change the Keyboard input as I please, will test for battery life and durability.

The keyboard is heavy, excellent build quality, and doesn't sound hollow. The Budgerigar Switch are really clack brown switches with a pronounced bump. They are loud but not clicky, they mostly clacky with some thock from the 55G initial force and 60G bottom out force, which is more like a black switch. The keycaps are thick double shot. I do wish it had an End key, but I'll get used to it. It's in between my Epomaker GK75 and my other 75% keyboards with the Delete key next to the F12.

I was looking for an upgrade to my Razer Black widow I got from Walmart a year or so ago. That thing was nice for a Walmart keyboard but it left alot to be desired like sound and typing experience. This keyboard is far and away an insane improvement from anything I've ever tried. I'm sure you could get something better with enthusiast grade custom boards but those are pricey and if you don't know how to build a keyboard it's intimidating. This thing is basically a prebuilt custom. Materials feel very premium the switches are nice and thocky(Budgerigar). It comes with some replacement switches and a key cap and switch pull which is nice. It's got built in RGB which isn't the brightest but it's all customizable through the board itself so no need for tedious software if you don't want it. This thing is perfect for work or gaming and can't be beat for the asking price in my opinion.

Got this as a entry level gaming board and it does okay. Positives are it seems to be built well. keys are fairly tight. not too much movement. it's very heavy for a small board. I got the brown switches which are okay. they are far from the best switches I've ever used but better than my $30 board the keycaps are not see through so the light is very minimal I would consider buying the newer version the Aula F75 board with different switches (red or yellow) but would not buy this one again with the brown switches. The software does work but it is very basic. I noticed the software with the newer boards has been upgraded.

Great keyboard, keys are responsive, manual is fairly easy to read. The switches themselves have a nice click to them, not too loud but nice to know you've hit the key. Key caps, not a fan of. Quality is poorer than expected, and not a fan of the colours in person. Wired mode is flawless. USB receiver works well, only an issue where a key stroke is missed although this is usually within the first minute of use usually. Feature set on this keyboard is amazing for the price, volume knob is a lovely. Best thing about this is the software you can download from the website- every key can be mapped, ie having a mute mic shortcut on the keyboards knob. Slightly heavy for a keyboard, however with the price in mind is really not an issue

Para todos los aficionados a los teclados mecánicos, este teclado es una delicia. No solo se siente robusto y bien hecho debido a su tamaño y materiales, sino que sus diferentes switches se siente y se escuchan que da gusto. En concerto, los interruptores que yo he comprado son los budgerigar switch, los cuales ofrecen una pulsación bastante satisfactoria y un sonido genial, aunque esto ya depende de gustos. Mi recomendación es que escuchéis test de sonido de los diferentes interruptores y compréis el que más os guste, ya que el teclado en sí va a ser el mismo. Además, al ser hot swappable, siempre que os aburráis de un interruptor podéis comprar otros e instalarlos fácilmente. En conclusión, un teclado muy premium por el precio que tiene y con una oferta muy atractiva en diseños y switches. RECOMENDADO.

I am really stoked with this keyboard.. Feels great, sounds good and reacts super..

it's perfect, little bit heavy for carrying in the back but it's because of the high built quality

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.