Epomaker GK68X/GK68XS

It puts it right up there with the Inkay 65 that we looked at recently, as well as the drop hole I Can't tell you what's gonna work best for your spec...

Overall, I can say that this is a very good option for anyone who is looking for a sleek mechanical keyboard. For a hundred dollars this is definitely...

So overall, I Think this is a really nice keyboard. It checks all the boxes.

As others have said within the same price range epomaker is a popular brand alternative. Plus many places are having stock issues right now so it limits options even more.

The media could not be loaded. From the moment I saw this keycap set color combination, I wanted it, and I also wanted to give the GK64 a shot since it had received such great reviews. Aesthetically, it is pleasing, and the RGB backlighting overall is nice. The detachable USB-C brings a modern touch...

If you want extra space for your mouse, get the Epomaker. Also keep in mind that 65% keyboards like the Epomaker have weirdly sized right shift, alt, and ctrl keys, so you'll have to pay "enthusiast" (higher) prices if you want a different keycap set.

Got this keyboard as a replacement to my CoolerMaster Devastator 2 (wanted a new and smaller keyboard for school). So far, the switches got that nice little click that's familiar to this Emerson Model M keyboard I got to try out a good bit ago (it belongs to this CompuAid computer my mom has lying a...

Epomaker makes a good keeb. I have their Ajazz K620 in black and I love it. Got the pink switches and I prefer those over my previous brown's. Not as high quality as a custom made one but much better than your generic corsair/razer keyboard.

There are things I liked about this keyboard - the switches are perfect for what I wanted, and the typing experience was very nice. My biggest issue was the software - and maybe that's because I have previously been spoiled by the ease of use of competitor's software (Synapse and iCue for example). ...

Thank you Epomaker! You guys are killing it!. I got into the mechanical keyboard hobby after my latest oem membrane keyboard died on me and i needed a solution for work. After trying out a few gaming boards I discovered the world of custom mechs.