EPOMAKERTH99 Tri-Mode Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with 8000mAh Battery, Hot Swappable Custom RGB Gaming Keyboard with Numpad, Gasket Creamy for PC/Mac/Office (Black)

I'm very new to mechanical keyboards and couldn't be happier with this one. I use it wired so have no comment about the battery life or speed it wakes up once it goes to sleep, but so far it works exactly like I want it to.It replaced a Logitech K750 solar which I was not having any issues with -in fact I was on my 2nd one having re-bought it after the 1st decided to stop working after about three years. The reason is that I bought another keyboard (a Koorui 75%) for my laptop which has one of the most god-awful keyboards imaginable. It was/is extremely cheap but still such an improvement that I decided to replace the one on my main desktop. I almost bought a Keychron K2 HE after trying it out at Sam's Club but decided (thankfully) that I really wanted a separate num pad. Granted the keys on this one may not be QUITE as nice as the K2 with Hall Effect keys but it's 97-98% of the way there and a heck of a lot cheaper -AND has a num pad.

This keyboard was much heavier and solid than I expected which was amazing. The sound is truly “creamy” and I like when you press the keys it’s sturdy and gives good tactile feedback. It’s not that loud but if you are in an office setting, it could potentially annoy people. Honestly for $70 it’s a great purchase. The LED options are many and fun.

Needed a new keyboard after reading reviews and I've always wanted to try an Epomaker. I love that it is a full profile with a numpad. The creamy jade switches are nice to type on and my fingers do not feel any fatigue at the end of the day. With that being said, the gasket mount has a bit of weight to it which I appreciate and plus the color. It comes with tri-mode connectivity and it is one of the best mechanical keyboards I own. I swapped out the keycaps but left the linear switches on. It has a nice sound to it without being too obscenely loud in the office.

I was torn between this and a few other keyboards around the same price. I’m extremely happy with this and LOVE how it sounds. This is my first dive into mechanical keyboards aside from the Razer Blackwidow I was using. It has a nice THOCK sound to me and isn’t super loud which is what in was looking for.

I needed a new keyboard for work that had a wireless option as the dock for our laptops don't have enough ports to plug into. This keyboard is so creamy and comfortable to use. I wanted to customize my keyboard so I ordered character keycaps for it and it just looks perfect. I live using this every day and now my husband ones to order one for himself.

The media could not be loaded. Decided to splurge on a nice keyboard since I’ve worked from home for multiple years and always just used the keyboard my company gives me which is neither nice nor good quality. Wasn’t sure which sound style I’d prefer but I’m glad I chose a creamy one. I appreciate that you can connect multiple devices as well as corded options. I ordered a “used like new” version which ended up running me around $55, which I’m happy with, especially if it lasts as I suspect it will. Colors are cute, would definitely have purchased a pink or purple if that option had been available. Light options are cool, not necessary for my purposes but cool regardless. So far, 10/10.

If you have ever had a Galaxy 100 and compared it to the newer TH99 you would find a few improvements and then scratch your head. The galaxy 100 aluminum body needs no feet nor can have any because of its 6.1lb aluminum body that can be used as a lethal weapon. No comprised build. The TH99 well plastic is its composition which make it lighter for feet to extend and hold up at one of two choices for height to accommodate your comfort. Don’t plan on the feet standing up if you nudge the keyboard forward however. Sorry these feet will collapse. Now maybe this isn’t an issue. So what about the keys? Well keys are nice. Not at wide and perfect as the galaxy 100. And GOD why do the print on all these keyboards suck! Made in China means in this case the letters are slightly offset to the upper left corner. Why? Why not use the perfect large centered excellent font like on the galaxy 100?Also, why can they not put the symbols above the numbers? This is where they belong so when you hit the shift key you’re using what’s above not what’s below. In this case they put it to the right of the number. So it’s not all bad because the keyboard switches make a nice what I would call in between creamy, thocky and clicky. The keys are non fatiguing when depressed. So the sound and feel get a solid 5 (plus). The keyboard is sharp looking. Another 5 and the best is the RGB ever. No it doesn’t shine through the keys, but it shines around every key. There’s ample space unlike the galaxy which has a tighter surface and lights up but not to the same extent. The major flaws for me on the galaxy 100 was the dull RGB and ugly salmon colored key cap font.Put the same font use aluminum on the TH99 you have a solid 10

This keyboard sounds wayyyy creamier and better in person than it does in everyone’s videos! I use it for work and it’s awesome! Not too loud, actually pretty quiet unless you’re really smashing on the keys. Heavy. Plenty of backlight color options. Definitely worth the price. 10/10 would buy again.