EPOMAKER Galaxy70 Wireless Gaming Keyboard, 75% Aluminium Mechanical, Bluetooth 5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C Wired Programmable Creamy Keyboard, Hot Swappable (Black, Zebra Switch)

It is amazing! Perfectly creamy keyboard. However, the cable stopped working after a short while, thankfully it is easily replaceable with any type C cable.. The other thing is, Bluetooth never worked nor did the 2.4 dongle.. So major downside.. The keyboard is heavy anyway and I don't move it around so I just use cable all the time, but would have been nice to get the functions I paid for....

Updated review (oct 30th, 2025): The keyboard is completely useless, does not connect even with the USB cable, complete trash. ---- Updated review (1 star): After 2 months, both Bluetooth and USB dongle stopped working, tried many troubleshooting steps by nothing worked, now it can only be connected via USB cable. I DO NOT RECOMMEND IT. ---- Original review (5 starts): Its a solid built keyboard with creamy mechanical switches, wireless connection via Bluetooth or usb dongle, its quite heavy 1KG+ , I type at 80 wpm on this keyboard which is my average speed. I find this keyboard to be great value for money and I do recommend it

keyboard looks and sound nice except that it was delivered with a missing f1 keycap. this the 2nd epomaker keyboard that i ordered and had to return. too bad.

Hefty and amazing to type on

10/10 pod kazdym aspektem

Good product, switching over from a Razer keyboard was quite the experience, this keyboards keys are very easy to press down on, thus typo's are in order at first. That said, it sounds amazing, and feels amazing, it's hefty, and feels like a quality build.

This is just a fun keyboard in every sense of the word. I was actually not expecting much, but I was so happily surprised that wow! it feels great and the sound takes me back to childhood when yes! I actually used to play marbles with my friends! It's heavy - really heavy - but I like that as it stays absolutely put on the desk, and even when I use it in my lap it's fine. It's just surprisingly difficult to pick it up one handed if I don't grab it just right. Actuation requires a very, very light touch and on occasion I've accidentally triggered multiple presses of a key if I rest my fingers on the keyboard. On the flip side, it allows me to type so much faster than keys that are a bit heavier - it took a bit of adjustment but now I really dig it. The sound, as I said, is *truly* marbley and just delightful to listen to! In terms of looks, I'm a bit torn about the color as the gradient is very pretty but not really my style. I primarily chose this model for the shine through keycaps (glyphs on the side) and that works *great* when I have the backlight on. The backlight patterns are far more pleasant and soothing than I expected, too. I personally need a rest to use this comfortably due to the height. I have not tried the software yet but plan to as not having end and insert functionality is a strange choice, since home and delete are there? Hopefully I can replace page up/down with end and insert, if not I will live but I think this is really the only thing I can complain about. Oh! I didn't get any extra keycaps - for me no problem as I use windows, but if you have a mac you might miss these? All around recommended, especially for the price!

The sound profile is creamy but crisp and bright. The metal body is high-quality and heavy; the keycaps that come with it are thick and substantial with a good texture under your fingers. I usually go for 65% keyboards and was worried this would feel too big, but it's perfect! This is an incredible buy if you're looking for a pre-built keyboard; or, if you're like me, you want a solid keyboard frame at the fraction of the cost of a Neo or Rainy75, but still want the same quality and robust sound profile. The aluminum case makes all the difference from lower budget keyboards like the Aula F75. This has earned its place in my rotation after less than an hour.

Excellent form factor was just what i needed, the base is heavy so it doesn't move much. Usual LED modes with multiple effects and colors work well. I haven't tried wireless functionality. The keycaps are solid and thocky and fun to type on without pinging. South facing shine through sometimes hard to see in direct light if you're using a light color on the white keycaps.