EPOMAKER TH80 Pro Wireless Barebones Keyboard Kit, 75% Hot Swap Mechanical Keyboard Kit, Bluetooth 5.0/2.4GHz/Wired RGB Gaming Keyboard, South-Facing LEDs for Win/Mac/PS5/PS4/Xbox (White)

El kit es muy bonito y de buena calidad, aunque por el precio puedes comprar un buen teclado ya armado.

This is my first custom keyboard kit that I've built in. Honestly just banging out this review as an excuse to type on the thing some more, as I'm nowhere near an expert on these things so you probably want to listen to one of them over me.Despite the keyboard being plastic it was a lot heftier than I expected and definitely feels solid and quality. Again this is my first build so have nothing else besides steelseries and razer crap to compare it to. The plastic clips holding the case together are really annoying to undo, really would've just preferred a few more screws instead. I removed the stabilizers to lube them but upon taking them apart I couldn't find anywhere that wasn't already adequately covered from the factory, in some cases there was a little too much lube even. Ive seen reviews on youtube about the stabilizers being a little under lubed so it seems like Epomaker took this to heart, perhaps even overcompensating. I used Gateron Milky Yellow switches and dye sub pbt caps. I also did a tape mod, which was extremely easy on this board, just make sure you dont cover the rectangular hole on the pcb where the 2.4ghz dongle slots in or you'll have to clear it to mount the pcb in the case like I found the hard way. keyboard sounds good, nice and low pitched, but that is also due to my choice of caps and switches. Did the tape mod off rip so not sure how much this effected sound from stock but i love how the sound turned out so Id recommend trying if you are going for that lower pitched poppy thocky sound.I mainly chose this over some other options in the price range due to it supporting bluetooth and having some positive recommendations on youtube. It didn't disappoint. for a little over 100$ all in I built a board that smokes plenty of higher priced gaming keyboards. Sad to retire my apex 7 it served me well but I'm quite satisfied with the custom experience.

Wonderful but Unfortunately my right arrow key socket was dead on arrival, but I was too lazy and impatient to return it to get another one so ive been just using it. Sometimes my Arrow key will come back if I take out the switch and plug it back in. I'm sure there's a way to get this to work but I have no idea how.

I really enjoy modding my keyboards when they show up i try and find every issue to make it perfect and add it to my collection. But this keyboard comes here with perfectly lubed stabilizers, and not really any room from what i can see for sound dampening, what am i supposed to do? Put tape on my stabilizer keycaps to make them sound deeper, and thats it? Really? but really the only issue is that i got it in the wrong color but i dont really care enough to wait for another one though i might replace the silver knob so it matches or contrasts hate that it comes with a silver knob like who thought it was a good idea.TLDR: Too perfect for the refurbished price of $40

I absolutely love this keyboard kit. Super easy and convenient (duh), relatively pretty good price overall. Comes with pretty standard stuff that other bundles may offer as well. The battery SERIOUSLY lasts a long time. Like a stupid amount of time. I maybe charge it like every 2-3 weeks or so but I don't charge it that often so it could be even longer. I'm "building" another keyboard soon and 99% sure I'll probably buy this one again (selling the one i currently have to a friend). Amazing product overall.

pretty fair price for a nice weighty board with about 0 flex. one very large issue i had was that my escape key socket was way too tight. it compressed the switch and wouldnt let it return to rest. it was also so tight that i couldnt get the switch out with either of 3 standard switch pullers. i had to resort to harpooning it with a lockpick i had on hand and ripping it out of the socket very forcefully. obviously as a result of this i mutilated 2 gateron milky yellows. i then had to take a utility knife and scrape some metal out of the sides of the socket in order to let a switch return to rest. after all of this, fully put together the keyboard works exactly as expected.id say anything you have to alter from factory in order to work is kind of a bad end user experience. final result after much frustration and keyboard mutilation is a 4/5 board. 0/5 end user experience. i would steer clear unless something about their manufacturing tolerances change.

I have always been a budget keyboard person. This keyboard is quite good quality for the price. It has dampening foam and overall feels really nice and sturdy. I got a different cable for this keyboard, displayed in the 2nd photo, and it completes my setup. I did notice that there seemed to be a connectivity problem. Occasionally my keyboard will just reset itself while in the middle of typing or playing games. It's not a big deal but it is a little unfortunate when it happens in the middle of a game. I don't think it's my cables, but it might be the board itself. As you can tell from the photos, I've used 2-3 different cables including the one they sent.Overall it is a very good keyboard. I enjoy the sound, feel, and aesthetic of the keyboard.UPDATE: Keyboard literally broke. I have tried multiple USBC wires and the keyboard will start for 1 second or not even start up at all. There is no lights. I was going to get a replacement, but unfortunately I've had the keyboard for a little past a month so I cannot! So for reference, it was a month and 4 days until this keyboard died.