EPOMAKER Galaxy100 QMK/VIA Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Aluminum Shell, Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C, Pre-Lubed Hot-Swappable Linear Switches, NKRO, RGB Backlit (Creamy White, Marble White Switch)

Smooth typing, absolute unit of a case. Quite heavy, but solid, feels good and sounds great. Only complaint is that in 2.4mhz mode the battery drains quite quickly vs Bluetooth (checked for firmware updates, flashed software again) other than that solid keyboard, volume knob is infinitely better than using some keybinds, and is very handy

good best buy

Hands down the best keyboard I have ever owned. Coming from a full sized Logitech G915, that thing cost me £250. What a rip-off. This cost me £90 while it was on sale, and utterly humiliated my G915 in quality. Feels amazing, buttery smooth, tactile despite the linear switches, and sounds like typing on smooth pebbles or marbles. Its build quality is superb, weighs a ton so it doesn't budge easily or slide on the desk, and is fully remappable via KVM software so those extra numpad keys are handy for macros.

テンキー付きがどうしても欲しくて購入しました 打鍵感がまさかの最高でびっくりしました 硬い底にトン、と当たる感触とまろやかなコトコトという音 スペースキーが軽い金属音のようなコン、という音なのもとても耳心地がいいです 高さ調整などはできませんが個人的には打ちやすいと思います 金属のボディーなのでとても重たいですがその分ちょっとやそっとではズレたりしないので安心できます とても良いキーボードーと出会えました ありがとうございます

The only problem with this keyboard, it’s that it doesn’t have a right control key. Overall it’s a great keyboard. It’s heavy. I mean the body is aluminium the key caps sound good. Is it value for money? The price is steep. It hangs around the middle. I wouldn’t call it value for money, but on the flipside, I wouldn’t call it bad either. When it comes to the RGB. It’s nice, but I have found some weird aspects to it. It’s bright enough. You can turn down the brightness. Looks great for gaming purposes. I would give it 8/10

This keyboard is really well made! The 96% layout will take some getting used to, but the reduction in size is great if you have limited space but still want/ need a numpad. The switches themselves are linear, smooth, and on the lighter side of activation. That being said, typing on them is easy enough and feels really solid! The sound of this keyboard is a major reason a lot of people get it. And, having used it myself? Yeah, it sounds really really good. It's not silent, but it isn't clicky. The sound comes from both the bottom-out and top-out of the switch, so when typing with any energy, each switch will make TWO sounds. This creates a "rolling marbley raindrops" sound that is very satisfying. If you type softly and carefully, the sound is manageable. However, if you begin to type with fervor, it could be a little loud for certain environments. The keyboard is heavy. Like, really heavy. This is great if you don't want it to move, but this thing is way too heavy to just chuck in a bag and travel around. This keyboard has no adjusting feet. If you want/ need a different typing angle, you WILL need some method of tilting the keyboard. The USB connection is solid. It is not loose or wobbly. This has been a problem for me on other keyboards, so I am happy to report a strong connection. The mode switch (2.4Ghz, Wired, Bluetooth) has a strong snap but is a little "loose." For general use, I don't imagine it being an issue. But if you regularly engage the switch, it does not inspire the greatest confidence. The rotary dial is useful with prominent detents. However, because of the stiff detents and smooth surface, it can be challenging to rotate with a single finger. This is great if you're concerned about accidental engagement, but does require more deliberate manipulation. VIA, the "software" for modifying keybindings and lighting, can be a little finicky. It is largely browser-based (meaning you will need an internet connection). It does not appear to work on Firefox at all. I did manage to get it to work with Opera. They have a .exe version, but I could not get it to work. The software is quite bare-bones, but has a strong amount of third-party user support. I have no interest in rebinding anything, but the ability to adjust the lighting effects within the software is a big plus! The NumLock indicator is simply the LED beneath the NumLock switch itself. This is fine, but "When NumLock is on, the LED is on." I prefer having NumLock on, which means the switch is constantly lit up. Currently there is no option to swap this function or change the color. If you know anything about coding, this is a QMK keyboard (meaning you can flash your own custom firmware). That means this behavior is potentially adjustable, but there is no current method for easily changing this. Overall? This thing is really really well-made. For around $100 USD this might be one of the best keyboards available. It feels rock solid and sounds really nice!

Here is my review of this wonder keyboard. It's absolutely awesome! I just love it so much, my first wow effect was with the weight of 1,950kg, that was one of a point that made me buy it because i wanted something heavy. It feels unbreakable and robust, and the cold metal touch, i really like that. The design is just perfect, the keycaps are really quali with a nice touch and sound. Combined with the Feker marble switch the thock/creamy sound is amazing. BUT, i changed the letters switches with some Peach V3 for a smoother sound, (not a 100% no sound) but i let all the other keycaps and numpad with the marble ones and i'm really happy like that :) and it's my first "'little mod'' and everything works well I love the differents modes of light and colours, the fast check of battery with the Fn + spacebar, and also the battery life is incredible! Also i learned the US International layout and it's very ok, not too much changes for me compared to the CH Switzerland layout. And it open the world of mechanicals keyboard for me :) Ive already buyed and crysal clear hard protection, a transport bag and a stand for it Well i'm 100% satisfied with this product and I can only recommend it, for SHURE 10/10 for me Good quality! appreciated