EPOMAKER P75 Wireless Aluminum Mechanical Keyboard, Bluetooth 5.0/2.4GHz/USB-C Hot Swappable Custom Keyboard, Gasket Structure, RGB Backlit, for PC/Tablet/PS/Xbox (Silver, Zebra Switch)

A very good keyboard for typing. The build quality of the enclosure is phenomenal, The wisteria tactile switches are excellent lightweight tactile switches. Coming from Cherry MX Clear switches (tactile), I like how the tactile bump of the Wisteria seems to extend throughout the entire keystroke such that you have bottomed out by the time you reach the end of the tactile bump. The slightly short 3.1mm travel distance and the quick springback of the switches makes my typing quicker. The acoustics of the keyboard are also an extremely pleasant, clean, loud clack. The volume knob turning action has a high quality feel to it where you can easily feel the steps on it.The software is just okay, and I wish that I could change the function of clicking the volume button to be a play/pause control, instead of just a mute button or a few other functions with the keyboard backlighting that I don't care about. I don't even use the keyboard backlighting because the included keycaps don't have transparent legends so it is basically completely non-functional.I am upgrading from a WASD TKL Code Keyboard v2 with Cherry MX Clear switches after almost 10 years, so the mechanical keyboard landscape has changed a lot for the better. Back then, you simply couldn't even buy a keyboard with this caliber of quality. The quality of the aluminum finish on this keyboard's enclosure is nipping at the heels of apple's anodized aluminum finishes. The sound of the keyboard is much more refined and has less extraneous noises caused by the hollower enclosures and the metal wire stabilizers of ye olden days. The pre-lubed switches also help this a lot. I was looking to buy a keyboard a few years ago back when it would have cost 4x more to get a keyboard that isn't even as good as this one. I'm glad I waited.If I were to change one thing about this keyboard, I would make the sound a bit lower pitched and a bit quieter. To my understanding these are both inherent qualities of a keyboard with a metal enclosure and with tactile switches that are more difficult to massage away with mods than on say, a keyboard with a plastic enclosure and linear switches.

The media could not be loaded. The keeb is absolutely gorgeous. The zebra switches are absolutely INSANE. They’re on the loud side, but they’re absolutely creamy, thocky and smooth! First set of switches that comes SO generously lubed! I hand lubed but there was literally no difference so you really don’t have to. My only gripe with the switches is that the legs break easily, so be very careful when opening it up /changing switches.The build quality and what you get for the price is absolutely insane. The best value/price alu keeb I got :)My only gripe is that the black one is a smudge magnet, so if you care about those things just keep it in mind.Bluetooth works perfectly, switch goes to the left instead of the right like most keyboards, just to keep in mind.LED is nice but I don’t use, keeb is hefty, smooth and a banger for the price!

This is a great keyboard and I was honestly surprised to see it on the Epomaker store because it makes me think that this must be a new keyboard that they have released. Lately I've developed a bit of an obsession with all Epomaker keyboards. So far I have yet to find one that I do not love. My only gripe with this one is that even though it is on Mac mode, I can't use the F keys for their intended functions without having to first press the FN + whatever F key I am trying to use. Say I'm trying to pause/play a song or video, I would normally just hit the F8 key and that would do the trick, but this one does not do that. I need to press the FN + F8 key in order for that to happen. It's not that big of an issue, but just a small annoyance considering with all my other Epomaker keyboards that I use on Mac, I do not have to do that. I just press the F8 key and get the intended result.Aside from that, I have to say that this is a fantastic keyboard. It feels so premium. Epomaker has been doing a good job of this with its keyboards. It has some nice weight to it. The keycaps are absolutely beautiful, I think. The black keys with the peachy pink lettering and the peachy pinks key caps on the arrows and Esc keys are such a nice touch. The sound to type on it is pleasant as well. I would describe it not as too creamy or thocky, but rather a bit of clickiness mixed in with some creamy/thocky. In a way, the best of both worlds? It has a nice metal knob that is very minimalistic, just black. Works well to control volume, so that's nice. The RGB is also very nice and vibrant. Overall, I really like this keyboard and I am happy with my purchase.

This is my first foray into the world of mechanical keyboards, so I can't offer any comparisons with other similar keyboards on the market. However, this thing feels super solid and the typing feel with the tactile switched is awesome. It certainly has the clackity-clack sound, although I don't think too offensively loud. I wasn't expecting to be this weirdly excited about a keyboard.The aluminum case is pretty much flawless and danged heavy. There is no danger of the keyboard scooting around the desk as you work. You can also use the keyboard as a bludgeoning instrument if the need arises.I'm using the keyboard in bluetooth mode with my M4 Mac Mini and they actually match quite nicely. I can't comment on the battery life yet.

Sounds and feels great but quality control is really bad at epomaker DO RESEARCH ON THIS COMPANY, I got 2 bad keyboards with bad cables and epomaker makes it extremely difficult to get help from. If you run into issues get help immediately because they take ages to respond. And you probably will run into issues.