EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum Alloy Wired Mechanical Keyboard Barebones Kit, Programmable Gasket-Mounted Gaming Keyboard Kit, Hot Swappable, with Mode-Switching Knob, NKRO for Win/Mac (White)

The media could not be loaded. Size is perfect, it’s heavy and functions flawlessly. I have had at least 10 keyboards searching for my excalibur, I finally built it. I put Durock T1 Sunflower switches in and wow I have never felt a combo this good. When bottoming out it feels great and has the perfect sound. I cannot believe how good this board sounds and feels, when bottoming out it has just the right amount of flex. I type hard and having the cushion feels dreamy. The thock when paired with Durock T1 switches is unmatched. My videos just wasn’t capturing how good it sounds in person. Don’t hesitate to buy and build on this board, for the price it’s a great value. I have used $50-$250 keyboards and I build this for $130 and it blows everything I have ever used outa the water. Looks beautiful and is built like a tank. The LED’s are bright as heck but my sunflower switches block most all the light and I don’t have shine through keycaps so I can’t flex the south facing LEDs but if that’s a worry for you they are great. I just blocked the lights as I bought this board when I saw it on sale and had Durock Sunflowers already on order for another build. I will never use another board ever again as this is perfection.

As shown, the bright LEDs are beautiful when paired with appropriate keycaps. The led knob is equally as satisfying to twist. The keyboard is nice and soft giving it a thock (akko yellow) or near silent sound with the right switches. I do mean that EPO sea salt switches make it quieter than membrane. It is weighty and thick which gives it a aura of quality. My only nitpick is that the cushioning and innards make some of the keys "rise up slightly" than others no matter than others. Especially the F1-12 keys.Get it when it's on sale! Its a solid fit and very functional for gaming and productivity.

This board has started my descent down the keyboard rabbit hole straight to bankruptcy. This board is absolutely beautiful. I knew I wanted the blue base as soon as I saw it. I would recommend getting the pre-built version if it's available in the color you want. Its just a better value and the leobog greywood switches are quite good. Leagues better than the MX Browns on the gaming keyboard I was using before. Unfortunately, the blueberry party version of this board with the blue base was sold out everywhere so I had to spend the premium to build it myself.The build quality is excellent! Much heavier than I was expecting! The only flaw on the finish of my unit is a small chip of paint under the astronaut magnetic badge. As I have no plans on removing the badge this didn't bug me personally. The only downside of the build quality is the screws. I almost stripped mine by using a bit that was ever so slightly the wrong size. If you don't have a precision screwdriver kit with the exact size bit don't bother disassembling it, you will just ruin the screws.I currently have mine stock with JWICK JWK Taro Puree tactile switches and PBT keycaps and it sounds amazing! Its a very rich and thoccy sound signature. I chose these switches as they had the deepest sound profile out of the 9 switches I tested out. It's a heavier 67gf tactile with a large rounded bump if you are interested in checking them out. I also tried the Akko Creamy Blue Pros and the Leobog Greywood V3's in this board and they also sounded great, though not quite as creamy as the Taro Puree's. You can also buy a replacement button for the knob which saves this board aesthetically in my opinion.Overall, this is an amazing board whose only cons are no open-source software support, no wireless, and the ugly red button on the dial. I consider all these issues minor inconveniences. The final product easily outweighs the cons.

As someone who's been eyeing aluminum keyboards but hesitating at their typical price points, finding the EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 in Creamy Pink at half-off was impossible to resist. This keyboard has completely exceeded my expectations and introduced me to what's possible in the premium keyboard space.The build quality is impressive - there's a satisfying heft to the aluminum case that instantly communicates quality. While the "Creamy Pink" is more of a warm beige, it pairs beautifully with pink and cream keycaps. The gasket mount implementation and generous foam installation create an exceptional typing experience that elevates even switches I previously didn't enjoy on other boards.The star feature is definitely the acoustic performance. The layered foam design transforms switch sounds in the best way possible, especially when paired with thicker profile keycaps like MOA. The tactile knob adds both functionality and style, offering smooth control over RGB or volume.Speaking of RGB, the lighting is bright and vibrant with numerous customization options. The keyboard does require some attention during switch installation - you'll need to apply firm pressure due to the thick foam, and I recommend working from top to bottom for the best results.A few minor considerations: It's wired-only, and the software is Windows-exclusive. However, the keyboard does feature easy switching between Windows and Mac modes, making it versatile for different setups.Pros:Premium aluminum construction with perfect weightExceptional sound profile thanks to thoughtful foam implementationSmooth, functional knob with multiple control optionsBright, customizable RGBEasy OS switching between Windows/MacIncredible value when on saleCons:Wired connection onlySoftware limited to WindowsSwitch installation requires extra care due to foam thicknessColor may appear different than expected (warmer beige vs. pink)For anyone looking to step into the premium keyboard space without breaking the bank, this keyboard is an absolute gem, especially if you can catch it on sale. The build quality, sound performance, and overall typing experience make it a standout choice that could easily become your daily driver.