EPOMAKERTH80 SE Gasket 75% Hot Swap RGB 2.4Ghz/ Bluetooth 5.0/ Wired Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, NKRO with Poron/EVA Foam, 4000mah Battery, Knob Control for E-Sport/Windows/Mac(Budgerigar Switch)

This keyboard is very good, very sturdy and has good RGB. Keys sound good and perform well, that is if its charged and when its not you can notice some delay and some sticky keys (when you stop pressing the key it still thinks you're pressing it) ,although when charged its perfect for gaming, stabilizers and switches are factory lubed (decently lubed) though the spacebar can start to sound rattly after decent use but I'm sure if you're skilled enough and have lube you can fix the problem.If you're thinking of buying the rk61 over this, save a bit more and buy this keyboard and you won't regret it.

Perfect, mainly used for Valorant. But perfect keyboard, size, and color too. The software’s UI interface makes it a 7 star keyboard too.

this keyboard is very good i bought the flamingo switch one and it sounded very good and for anyone that is buying this keyboard for fortnite do it because i get 0 delay with this keyboard and there is no stutters

I have this Item for a while now, for like a year already and I really love the Keybaord and also the price is really great, love the sound and how easily it connects to my devices.

Love design and color. Using it daily for work!

Butiful keyboard , amazing software, no more to say other than: thank you Epo maker

Never tried any of EPOMAKER keyboards and switches before and this one is really amazing.I would give it about 10/10 for it's price. I really love both flamingo switches and keycaps quality, feels like way more premium!There was a faulty switch at one button (just one, for delivery!), but as there were few spare ones in a pack - changed in a second and it's alright.

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

The EPOMAKER TH80 Pro is an outstanding mechanical keyboard with an ideal 75% compact layout, saving desk space without sacrificing functionality. The hot-swappable PCB makes customization a breeze, compatible with most 3 or 5-pin mechanical switches. Its tri-mode connectivity—Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and wired—offers incredible flexibility, and the 4000mAh battery ensures long-lasting use.The PBT keycaps with MDA profile feel premium, resist wear, and look stunning. RGB lighting is vibrant, with plenty of effects and software customization options. Build quality is solid, and the knob control is a nice touch. Whether for gaming or productivity, this keyboard is a versatile and reliable choice. Highly recommended!

The EPOMAKER TH66 Pro has quickly become my favorite mechanical keyboard! Right out of the box, the build quality is impressive. The white case with the MDA PBT keycaps looks sleek and feels premium, and the Gateron Pro Yellow switches are incredibly smooth and responsive. Whether I’m gaming or typing, the feel of each keystroke is satisfying and precise.I love that the keyboard is hot-swappable, allowing me to customize it with different switches down the road without needing to solder anything. The RGB lighting is vibrant and fully customizable, but would be much more apparent if you use backlit friendly key caps.What really sets this keyboard apart for me is its versatility. It connects seamlessly via 2.4Ghz wireless, Bluetooth 5.0, or wired—so whether I’m at my desktop or using it on the go with my tablet, it’s super convenient. The knob control is another standout feature, making volume adjustments quick and easy.Overall, the EPOMAKER TH66 Pro is an excellent keyboard for both gaming and daily use. Its compact 65% layout saves space, and the combination of aesthetics and performance is top-notch. It just feels solid and much higher quality than I expected at this price point.

Excelente producto, excelente calidad, funciona a la perfección

My first custom, ready to go out of the box keyboard experience. Was on sale for Prime days, so I figured I'd take the leap and give it a go. It arrived two days early, which is awesome because I've been so excited about it coming.Upon fist picking it up out of the box I noticed how heavy the board felt, gave it a really premium feel. The purple of the keycaps is a really nice colour in person, I'm not sure if the pictures do it justice. It came with a black braded usb-a to usb-c cord, a keycap/switch puller, a backup space bar keycap, and three switches. I chose the Gateron Pro Yellow switches and they help give the keeb a nice thocky sound, and are quite enjoyable to type on.On the downside, I'm not sure if it was during assembly at the factory but one of my switches came broken. As shown in the picture of the switches, one of the two metal pieces on the back of the switch was bent, so the keyboard was not recognizing that the key had been pressed. Luckily I was able to put in one of the three that came with the board, and it works fine now.

This is a review for the tri-mode 75% (81-key) NKRO 1000hz wireless mechanical keyboard TH80SE from Epomaker. I originally purchased the new Black/Purple version of the TH80SE with Gateron 2.0 Pro Black switches on sale for $43. Unfortunately, I received the used Black/Silver version with Flamingo switches, which I actually find more pleasing to type on. I believe this was an Amazon shipping error, but I still contacted Epomaker's support email about the issue. After providing the details about the product and the issue that occurred, they allowed me to keep the keyboard and they sent me the original one I ordered.As for the keyboards themselves:I'll start off with the black one I received first. This one has keycaps that appear to be similar to ASA profile, so they are moderate height but not tall like SA, though they retain the circular curvature in the middle. These keycaps are a bit loud but have a decently pleasing sound due to the profile. The theme appears to be borrowed from Akko's 5075B Plus, but it looks more cohesive here due to the two-tone color scheme (subjective).The flamingo switches will also provide a familiar experience if you are used to laptop keyboards but want more of a standard size without low profile Kailh Choc, Huano, or Outemu switches' travel. They were all pretty smooth, and the stabs were lubed, but there was a little less on the spacebar so it was slightly rattly. The knob was skipping a little bit but that is to be expected and not an issue with a used model.As for the purple one, this is more of a first impressions since I received it recently. The Epomaker 2.4Ghz dongle no longer has their brand on it, so maybe they updated that with the purple model, or it could be a regional difference. Aside from that the case is identical. The keycaps are the standard cherry profile, so more of a U-shape to them. The Gateron Pro Black 2.0 and these keycaps are much quieter on this board than the black/silver model, so I would recommend this configuration for office work as long as you don't bottom out the spacebar hard. The theme seems to be original and used across multiple Epomaker models like the EK68.The Gateron switches have a much heavier force required to type, so I would recommend it to people who like to rest their hands on the keys. It is much more of a traditional switch, like Reds and Yellows. I also found that the actuation force (60g) is similar to the MX Blue and equivalents, so it may be better if you find yourself mistyping dragging your finger over lighter keys. The knob on this one is perfectly accurate and has a slightly rougher feeling.As for aspects across both models:The keycap colors are fairly vibrant, especially on the purple model. I'm not sure how GMK or Ghost Judges are, but I imagine someone who isn't overly picky will be pleased with these. I haven't touched the software yet, but I can make do with Skyloong's creation, so I imagine this one will be serviceable, but not perfect. I don't do much customization except for assigning functions to the F-Keys.Battery life is decent, about 3 days in my experience with RGB at full brightness. There is room for improvement and results will vary but I think it's decent for the price. Wireless performance seems good, although I'm not testing The build is pretty solid, but my purple model was slightly weaker in this regard with very minor creaking. Feels like it could take a beating, but I am not going to try that. Switches are hotswap, so you can switch them if you don't like them.On Epomaker as a company:As for Epomaker, well I'm frankly quite surprised. People say that Epomaker has bad support and they were banned from Reddit for bad practices, but what I've experienced is quite the opposite. It seems that they have clearly stepped up their support recently, since the person I was communicating with (who is seemingly based in China, due to the timing of their responses) replied daily and was friendly. I know that Reddit Admins and especially Mods are horrible, evil people that don't deserve any semblance of respect but sometimes companies are banned for the right reasons. Surprisingly, it seems that this was not the case here. Maybe it's different direct from them, but I would always pick Amazon first due to their return policy.I will keep this post updated in case the keyboard breaks, but they have a 1-year warranty that I will most definitely take advantage of in that event.TL:DR:The TH80 SE is solid for the price, and Epomaker seems like they are really trying to turn the reputation around and build their customer support. I would recommend this board to a lot of newcomers or 'budget enthusiasts' like me. Thanks for reading.