Epomaker

The Epomaker P65 brings the brand’s well-known aluminum gasket-mount design, five layers of sound dampening, and hot-swappable VIA/QMK support to a compact 65% layout. It offers a deep, satisfying typing sound and supports USB-C, 2.4 GHz wireless, and Bluetooth connections. It’s a great choice for keyboard enthusiasts who care about sound and customization. However, its 1.3 kg weight and fixed typing angle might not be ideal if you need something more portable.

The Epomaker HE68 is an excellent choice for gamers and casual users who want to try out Hall-Effect switches, offering hot-swap capability and magnetic actuation features while only being priced at $59.99. Its compact 65% layout is paired with a gasket-mounted design for enhanced acoustics and comfort during typing. Even though its connectivity and build options are limited by the wired-only and ABS plastic chassis, which excludes premium feel and wireless freedom, the HE68 still outperforms many pricier competitors.

The Epomaker Cypher 81 is a compact 75% keyboard that hits a sweet spot between style, comfort, and performance. With smooth Flamingo linear switches, six layers of sound dampening, and a quiet gasket-mounted build, it feels great to type on for both work and play. The handy knob and mini screen are also surprisingly useful. While it could use more color options and stronger battery life, at under 90 bucks, it delivers serious value without cutting corners.

The Epomaker Carbon60 is a premium 60% keyboard that combines an ultra-light carbon-fiber chassis with tri-mode wireless connectivity and hot-swappable low-profile switches, delivering exceptional portability, durable build quality, and a satisfyingly muted thock sound signature. While it asks for a higher price and lacks tilt feet or dongle storage, its refined sound profile, extensive VIA programmability, and long battery life make it one of the most versatile compact keyboards available.

The Epomaker Click Mouse is a great pick for gamers. With a precise PAW3950 sensor, wide DPI range, and 8K polling rate, it offers smooth tracking during intense gaming. Its ergonomic design suits different grip styles, and tri-mode connectivity (wired, 2.4G wireless, Bluetooth) makes it versatile for gaming or daily use. Plus, it’s competitively priced, making it one of the best value options out there.

The Epomaker RT80 is an ambitious keyboard that features dual screens and a unique layout, aiming to stand out in the crowded budget mechanical keyboard market. While it excels in certain areas like build quality and wireless performance, it falls short in others, particularly in the practicality of its features. The touchscreen is tricky to use and, in turn, makes typing on what’s an otherwise excellent stock experience harder than it needs to be.

The Epomaker Galaxy70 is a good keyboard that excels in many departments. Its construction is clearly the highlight with an unconventional design that really suits the package. The sound, feel, and value are all there but instability in the wireless performance makes this a hard sell. If you can live with that compromise, the Galaxy70 is a worthy purchase.

Epomaker P75 is an excellent keyboard with best-in-class build quality that speaks to its premium nature. The acoustics are heavenly, the typing experience is refined, and the design is mature enough to look good on any desk. With a decent software experience and solid wireless performance, there is nothing this keyboard can’t do. For the price, it doesn’t get any better.

The Epomaker Shadow X is one of the best budget keyboards out there that nails all the fundamentals with its own unique take on the genre. While the knob switch might be gimmicky, the screen serves as a useful tool on top of being a great aesthetic piece. The switches, keycaps and stabilizers are all best in class, but it’s the build quality that impresses the most.