💻 Elevate Your Typing Game with Style!
The EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 is a premium wired mechanical keyboard kit featuring a sleek 75% layout, innovative mode-switching knob, solid aluminum alloy construction, and full key hot-swap capability, designed for both professional and gaming environments.
Brand | EPOMAKER |
Product Dimensions | 33 x 14 x 4.5 cm; 1.3 kg |
Item model number | Hi75 |
Manufacturer | EPOMAKER |
Series | Hi75 |
Color | Purple |
Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Are Batteries Included | No |
Item Weight | 1.3 Kilograms |
N**S
Chequen los tornillos
La presentación es increíble PERO de todos los tornillos para retirar la carcasa 1 estaba barrido y fue imposible abrir la carcasa sin romperlo, todo lo demás esta perfecto
A**R
Quality keyboard for price.
This is my first custom keyboard setup, previously coming from preset gaming keyboards like the Razer Blackwidow. Keyboard was all ready to add switches in, with switches and keycaps it took about 15-20 minutes to setup everything. Using Akko V3 Piano Pro switches, with this keyboard and keycaps amazing sound and feel. If you don't need a numpad or many macros this is a perfect sized keyboard, overall quality feel to the board and I'm genuinely surprised at the weight, it's heavier than my full 100% blackwidow by a decent bit, which I do like a lot. This was setup today so early on in use, but perfect for entry level board users who don't need to do heavy modifications to their board.
Z**.
Great keyboard for the money! Beware “Creamy Pink” is more of a nude tone.
[Updated]I now own four of these Hi75 keyboards (purple, green, white and creamy pink). All four keyboards worked with zero issues out of the box, other than needing to be switched into windows mode (see command instructions at end of review). This, and the Epomaker Feker Galaxy 80, wired edition (TKL, no knob; I own in blue and “white” - which is actually a creamy beige), are currently my favorites for super affordable, aluminum case, gasket mount, hotswap, barebone kits. They both just sound, feel and look so amazing for the cost.I’m updating my review to specifically caution that the “creamy pink” option is a bit of an odd color. Turns out it’s less pink, or even peachy pink (which is how the listing photos looked on my monitor; the big selling point for me), and more nude. Ymmv, but note the included photo is of the keyboard in indoor, natural lighting. To my tastes, all of my peachy-pink or orangey keycap sets were too orange against the neutral color of this keyboard, and all the truly pink-toned keycap sets were too pink, out of a dozen different sets in my collection. Given the reason I BUY the same keyboard, in multiple colors, is to coordinate with my various, non-monochrome keycap sets, this was an unhappy discovery.Luckily, what ultimately worked beautifully, with a big caveat, is the ASA-low profile, 155 key, Akko Black & Pink set, which is a uniform, doubleshot PBT set influenced by the nicer, but MUCH pricier, SA Bliss. The caveat (ymmv) is that the Akko set’s “pink” modifier and novelty keycaps were too peachy pink against the neutral nude of the keyboard. To me, it just looked BAD. Thankfully, the color LOOKS like a gorgeous match when viewed as legends within the black and charcoal keycaps. As seen in the photo, I also swapped the translucent red knob insert for a (not included) opaque black one, which I already had on hand. So, I’m ultimately very happy, but the Hi75 in this color was almost a return.—————-Original Review:This is a terrific budget keyboard. Heavy aluminum alloy frame (albeit not anodized), comfortable gasket mount, hotswap, NKRO, RGB, decent stabilizers, media knob, GREAT sound (didn't matter what switch I used, they all sounded fantastic - linear switches have offered a very creamy and marbly sound), programmability (via proprietary software), and it comes in several awesome colors! I do feel that the gray, coiled USB cable it comes with is underwhelming, especially since the coil is deformed from the box it’s stored inside, but I prefer to swap out the USB cables, regardless.If you’re thinking the Hi75 being "only" wired is a drawback, consider the fact that lithium-ion batteries don't ONLY stop working eventually, the way older types of batteries did. Instead, they can and DO swell (aka go "spicy pillow") and even explode (note: water will dangerously exacerbate a lithium-ion fire; a Class D fire extinguisher is recommended).There is software for this keyboard. I downloaded the software from the WhatGeek website, but haven't tinkered with it yet. Most users won't need to touch their keyboard settings, but it's there if you need it.I would say the only cons to this keyboard are (1) it will require more care vs. one with an anodized finish to avoid chipping the paint, (2) the odd choice of a red shine-through plastic top on the media knob, regardless of the color of the keyboard you choose, and (3) you need to use extra care when inserting switches, due to all the foam, and the flex cuts in the gasket mounted PC plate. Some people would cite lack of VIA compatibility as an issue, but I find it awkward to use, and tend not to fuss with layout, so I don't care.After assembly, while still returnable to Amazon, DO go to a keyboard tester website to make sure all the keys work. Assume “dead” keys are merely a bent switch pin before you panic about getting a "bad" keyboard. You can usually straighten a bent switch pin with tweezers, and if not, just use another switch.IMPORTANT: Keyboards are NOT in windows mode out of the box. I had to tinker to get it to swap. Fn + W puts you in Windows mode, and the bottom LED indicator will turn on, but if the Win key is STILL not working, press Fn + Left Win key, and you should be all set.As for the red media knob, thankfully, you can buy compatible replacements for that center plastic part (opaque white, opaque black, clear, or transparent pale pink, either individually, or as a full set), but be prepared for a wait, since they ship from China. Just Google "Hi75 Knob". I bought mine on Ebay, since they had the cheapest price at the time, but Aliexpress is another source. [Update: A seller on Aliexpress also offers fancier/decorated options for the knob insert, at a higher cost].
T**A
Uno de los mejores kits para empezar
🙋Hola! Soy Tetra y espero que esta reseña te ayude a conocer el producto, empecemos!🙋Quería probar que tal sería esto de "montarte tu propio teclado" asi que me pude hacer con una unidad para probarlo y la verdad es que para alguien que nunca ha montado un teclado con este estilo, es casi como montar un Lego: Conectas los switches (en mi caso unos green por que me gusta que el teclado suene) y luego los keycaps para formar el layout. Me quedó un buen teclado.Lo que si puedo deciros es que cuidado a la hora de comprar keycaps para el espacio, retroceso y todas esas teclas dobles, ya que no todos son compatibles, tambien fijarse que el layout en ANSI (Es decir los teclados que tienen el enter pequeño y sin la "ñ"). Que se puede configurar luego, pero bueno, a tener en cuenta!Para los que no les gusta leer tanto texto, os dejo lo que considero más importante:Pros:🟢 Totalmente configurable, programa muy completo🟢 Acabados muy buenos, carcasa metálica, se ver duradero🟢 Posibilidad de cambiar switches / layout a conveniencia. Lo que aumenta la vida útil del tecladoContras:🔴 Layout ANSI, lo que tiene limitaciones si quieres usarlo con configuración ISO🔴 Precio algo elevado teniendo en cuenta que tienes que invertir en switches y layout a parte🤔¿Recomendaría su compra?🤔 Sin duda!!❤️Gracias por leerme!❤️Esto significa las estrellas que pongo:5⭐: Producto Top, por el precio, las calidades o lo que ofrece vale mucho la pena4⭐: Producto bastante bueno, sobresale de la media pero sin llegar a ser perfecto3⭐: Producto del montón, sin nada destacable o que lo haga mejor que otros parecidos2⭐: Producto bastante justo, ya sea en calidades o no está compensado su precio, etc1⭐: Producto mediocre, malo y que nunca te recomendaría su compra👇🏼👇🏼Espero que te haya servido mi reseña👇🏼👇🏼
J**P
Äußerst robust-aussehende Tastatur
Das Kit ermöglicht es Ihnen, Ihre eigene hochwertige mechanische Tastatur individuell anzupassen, wobei Sie von einem robusten Aluminiumgehäuse, einer programmierbaren Platine und einem praktischen Modus-Umschaltknopf profitieren. Die einfache Montage ohne Löten, die Unterstützung von Windows und Mac sowie die NKRO-Funktion für schnelles und präzises Tippen machen es äußerst benutzerfreundlich. Der vielseitige Modus-Umschaltknopf mit LED-Anzeige bietet zusätzliche Funktionen und eine ansprechende Ästhetik. Insgesamt bietet das EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Kit eine hochgradig anpassbare und qualitativ hochwertige Lösung für Gamer und Tastaturliebhaber, die nach einer individuellen und dennoch erschwinglichen Option suchen.
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