Epomaker GK96S vs Royal Kludge RK61

The media could not be loaded. At first, I absolutely loved this key board. It feels great to use, and being my first foray into mechanical switches I was pleased to like the Gat browns as much as I do. The aesthetics of the board are fantastic, and while it did not come with the multiple switch varieties others have noted, it did come with blue replacement caps for the standard orange ones

Other than the outrageously horrible examples I provided above the rest of the layout is all but standard and is simple to use.

Epomaker GK96S is close but has the F row, I just wish the left handed version kept the arrow keys

There is a link to download software and I did download and install it but it is literally just a program that has nothing more than a picture of the ...

keyboard feels good, sturdy, and, ok, but the leds, THE LED COLORS ARE TERRIBLE!! Even a $35 Redragon K552 keyboard have better led colors and brightness than this, come on Epomaker, poor colors, poor brightness and terrible software... by those reasons this keeb should cost a little bit less

The lights shine brighter than my N-Pro and are on par with most high quality keyboards. You can control the animation, color, speed and brightness wi...

This review might feel all over the place as I'm writing from my my phone. Keyboard is great! VERY solid and heavy and really feels like it will last a long time. Works well, though one problem I'm experiencing that I've never had with my previous Razer Cynosa is pressing certain keys the same time does not register an input. It doesn't happen all the time, though I may pressing more buttons at a time than the keyboard can handle (idk)

So the back plate is made out of plastic with minimal flex, and the keycaps don't experience a lot of wobbling, except for the space bar and the shift...