EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum Alloy Wired Mechanical Keyboard, Programmable Gasket-mounted Gaming Keyboard with Mode-Switching Knob, Hot Swappable (White Purple - MDA Profile, Reaper Switch)

The media could not be loaded. So far I have loved using this keyboard, from the looks, performance and especially the sound. If you’re looking for a nice thocky keyboard without having to break the bank for a premium custom, this is the perfect option. Superb build quality, pre-lubed switches, knob for volume and rgb modes/brightness, this keyboard is perfect.

This keyboard is amazing, the sound is the best keyboard sound I've ever heard, it's so nice. Nicer than some of my more expensive keyboards.Ive bought some new keycaps because I don't like the colour but the caps themselves are nice quality.The software is "OK", it serves a purpose.Not sure what Epomaker actually add to this as its basically a dropshipped Leobog keyboard, all the branding is Leobog and the writing in the instructions is Chinese... but I love it so I'm not complaining..

The media could not be loaded. I have found this keyboard by accident watching YouTube videos, and how glad am I that I did. I have gotten mine with Nimbus V3 switches and they sound incredible, as some keyboard enthusiasts would say thocky a creamy. Keyboard is heavy with aluminium body and few layers of dampening materials inside. Typing experience is great, keys are soft to touch and easy to press, you can find exact actuation and force to press numbers on their website. I’ve bought mine for £89 and I don’t think you can get any better for the price.

I have stripped down the keyboard to its barebones first thing after receiving it and built my on custom keyboard into it. I can confidently say that the case quality is premium with it being fully aluminium and it ways a ton coming at around 1.4kg at barebones and around 1.8kg close to 2kg with it fully built. Wonderful piece of art would recommend it for anyone trying to build a full aluminium keyboard on a slight budget. Was worth the hundred quid for sure.

My son loves this. Has the right amount of click noise - is robust and sturdy and does the job well

The media could not be loaded. First, if this is your first aluminum keyboard you'll immediately notice how heavy it is. The aluminum case makes a difference and contributes to the premium feel that custom (prebuilt or not) keyboards offer.It comes in a very neatly presented case, alongside the manual, a thing showing the RGB macros in Chinese, and an accessory box that contains the cable, a keycap/switch puller, 2 extra switches (the same you ordered the keeb with) and some metal bits to stick on the case.The keyboard with the stock Graywood V3s which I'm guessing are lubed sounds pretty deep and thocky, as you can see from the images I changed the keycaps, but the included keycaps have a very similar sound profile, they are PBT and probably double shot, but at this price point, I wouldn't complain if they weren't.I wouldn't say you need any mods for this, it's already packed with foam, the stabilizers are plate-mounted they come lightly lubed and there is no noticeable rattle to them. I was personally looking for some Akko piano or vertex V1 switches in the future, but in all reality, the keeb is pretty thocky stock. Gasket performance is also very good stock, making the typing experience very satisfying.My biggest gripe so far was setting up the software, the leobong site hasn't been working for quite a while now so you can't get the software, but if you go to the Whatgeek website and find the kit version you can download the software from there. Also taking off the knob to disassemble required quite a bit of force to the point I thought I would break the PCB, after the first time it got easier though, just wish they had a proper disassembly guide.Other than that, the knob is perfectly fine, it has a tactile feel to it, a bit too garish in my opinion but AliExpress sells replacements for this particular board. IMPORTANT, DON'T get the epomaker knobs from amazon for this, they don't work with this PCBm, I think epomaker is either the distributor or the parent company of leobong so you have to get "leobong" knobs.It's important to note that the PCB has south-facing LEDs so you won't have to worry about switch and cherry keycap compatibility, (unlike many other boards at this price point *cough* ROYAL KLUDGE *cough*).Also, the layout is an ANSI instead of ISO, so if you prefer ISO layouts you could go for an Akko 5075S or Akko 5075B Plus so you can get some wireless capabilities for the increased price.Compared to the rest of the 75% lineup Epomaker has this is by far the aluminum prebuild budget king, if you don't care about wireless connectivity. If you want wireless, aluminum, and a 75% layout, you'll have to go with the MonsGeek M1W and face quite a price increase since the cheap versions are not in stock usually and you'll have to look outside of Amazon.(Also, ignore my typing speed I'm still getting better at this + I'm fairly ill right now.)

Great feeling keyboard, let’s are buttery smooth and they feel/sound great straight out of the box, nice and weighty case gives it a premium feel, for the price it’s unmatched!

Great feeling keyboard bit more expensive than others. Good lighting software with lots of customisation. keys sound great and the keykaps are amazing quality. It having a metal chassis it's obviously heavier than other keyboards. For me this is brilliant as my cat has no objections in trying to push my keyboard of my desk to stop me working. He now can't due to the weight. just a shame it lacks wireless capability