EPOMAKER EK68 65% ISO(UK) Bluetooth Gaming Keyboard DIY Kit, Hot Swappable Gasket Mount PCB Mounting Plate Mechanical keyboard with South-facing LEDs, Triple Mode, VIA Programmable for Win/Mac(White)

The media could not be loaded.  I've been using this board for a couple of months now and I'm still so happy with it. I paired it with some Blubererry Swirl switches which are a bit on a heavier side and they make the keyboard sound quite poppy. I love that it's metal as well, which isn't very common for keyboards around that price range. The colour is really beautiful and fits my setup :)

The media could not be loaded.  This would be the perfect keyboard for me ONLY it doesn't have dedicated directional buttons, you have to hold down FN & another key.Everything else is really solid. I have clear switches and crystal keycaps on it so the RGB when turned up full will blind you.I use this board for typing at night. I keep it around 5/20 brightness and it looks amazing. I have modded it with neoprene in the case (there were A LOT of cutouts to make) and lubed the stabilisers (didn't have to tape the plate as they were quite tight fitting stock) and it sounds really good with normal keycaps on but not these shine through ones.I use the Redragon K552 during the day with Epomaker keycaps and it sounds better. It's a tad big though and doesn't have Bluetooth like the GK61XS, which has never let me down.I would recommend this to anyone looking for a 60% keyboard. I purchased it when I was very new to keyboards so I know now I'm on the lookout for a 65% as they have a directional pad.Price wise, I picked up the fully assembled version for under £40 which was an absolute steal!

I brought the ansi (US) layout of the white keyboard but the keys register as UK like if I do shift+2 it comes out as the £ rather than the @ symbol

The keyboard glitches where you can’t type, you press Fn+Esc+Q to fix it. Anyways it’s a good product.

warning this is a acrylic backplate, it does not have an fp one, it flexes annd to get the switches to actually sit into you need a trim tool to pull the acrylic over the switch.plus the bulid quality isnt there it creaks alot, go for the gk67 or tm80 instead, they are better built and better value

Si te gusta el GMK67 y quieres buscar el siguiente nivel con compatibilidad con VIA (QMK) este es tu teclado.Por lo demás es un GMK67 en potencia, por lo que si no valoras que sea compatible con VIA vete directamente a por este otro ya vale menos de la mitad.Por lo demás, es un buen teclado con estructura de gasket que le da una sensación de escritura muy suave con respecto a los que van montados sobre tornillos. Que sea hotswap y que puedas cambiar los switches cuando quieras le da mucha versatilidad y posibilidad de cambiarlos cuando te cansas.

Es el mejor kit para que quien desea iniciar en esto de los teclados mecanicos personalizados, esta version ya tiene sus mejorasUtiliza switches mecanicos no opticosUtilice una hoja de foam para rellenar un poco el case, la tipica hoja de foam delgada que venden en las papelerias.Los estabilizadores ya vienen lubricados.Trae blutooth, todo los que haz leido esta escrito en un celular con android con este teclado y como veras no se como poner los acentos =) ...todav'iaAdemas de este kit vas a necesitar switches y Keycaps.Para este armado yo utilice unos outemo morados t'actiles pero pero puedes usar cualquier otra marca, Kailh, Gateron, Faker etc. yo he probado todas esas marcas con este teclado y excelente. Y las keycaps no son de las caras, son de pbt traslucidas...chinasLo recomiendo si planeas armar o probar varios tipos de switches, pero si piensas utilizar los tipicos Brown, Blue, red mejor compra un teclado que ya incluya uno de esos switches y las keycaps, te va a costar los mismo que este kit.

THIS PLATE WILL NOT FIT IN a 60% CASEGot this to connect to my mac. Very confsuiong at first on how to connect it to Bluetooth, but the instructions help out. However it still bugs out sometime and takes a while to connect even when on full charge. I would rate this 3.5 stars due to no instructions on how to get the software to change the key layout/change rgb, had to use lots of googling. And to run it on mac had to write some commands in terminal which is super extra compared to the price you are paying for this PCB board.Battery is well so far, holds rgb for a while.Also can adjust the rgb to lots of different brightnesses whih is a good bonus.

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★ Acheté le Kit GK61XS White qui permet de fabriquer un clavier mécanique Bluetooth 60%✔︎ Le kit comprend : la base du clavier (blanc pour ma part), le PCB (le circuit imprimé), la plaque de montage et les stabilisateurs+ un câble USB-C+ 2 outils (pour enlever les switch/touches)Il y a juste à ajouter des Switch et des touches (« keycaps »)► Multiples modes de RGB, bonne qualité de boîtier, se connecte facilement en usb ou en Bluetooth (testé sur iPad), rien à dire sur le rapport qualité/prix✖︎ De base le clavier est en QWERTY, le logiciel téléchargeable a l'air très complet, peut-être un peu compliqué à prendre en main mais je ne saurais pas dire s'il est possible de le configurer en AZERTY☆ Acheté en même temps que les Switch Kailh Box Jade et des touches (« keycaps »), ces trois articles m’ont suffi à fabriquer mon premier clavier mécanique custom 60%