EPOMAKER HE75 Mag Wireless Gaming Keyboard with Hall Effect Switch and Changeable Knob Module, Rapid Fast Magnetic Keyboard with Adjustable Trigger, USB-C/2.4G/Bluetooth, RGB Backlit (Black Purple)

I wasn’t expecting to be this impressed, but the EPOMAKER HE75 Mag has absolutely exceeded my expectations. The Hall Effect magnetic switches are next-level—super smooth, lightning-fast response, and the adjustable actuation is a total game changer for both gaming and typing. It just feels satisfying with every keystroke.The modular knob is a cool touch. I’ve been using it for volume and scrolling through timelines when editing, and it’s surprisingly useful. The build feels premium and solid, and the black/purple color scheme gives it a sleek, futuristic vibe without being too flashy.Wireless performance is flawless—I’ve tested it in Bluetooth and 2.4G modes, and there’s no noticeable latency. Plus, the battery lasts longer than I expected even with the RGB turned on.RGB backlighting is vibrant with tons of customization options. Whether you want subtle or full-blown gamer mode, it delivers. Also love how easy it was to customize using VIA.This keyboard feels like it’s made for enthusiasts, but it’s beginner-friendly too. If you're into fast-paced games or just want a solid, customizable board that looks and feels amazing—this is the one.The only thing I will say is the instructions are at times unhelpful, as certain aspects like turning off the indicator light are not specified.

Great value for Money, but Epomaker software, as I said in my other review is trash.

I wasn’t sure about this keyboard brand name, and I’d never used Hall effect keys before although I know the magnetic technology is superb in video game controllers. This thing is AWESOME. It is not light and thin, cheap plastic. This thing has weight to it. It feels quality. The keys feel great to type. The sound is quiet, yet satisfying. The RGB is cool. SignalRGB can control it too. The volume knob is super convenient. I would recommend this keyboard to anyone who doesn’t absolutely have to have a full size for the second keypad. It’s awesome. I find myself preferring to type at my pc now for activities I usually do on my phone. It’s that nice to use.

Using it all night after switching out the keycaps for side glows. But playing with setting and everything still. But so far I'm having a hard time not loving it... I just wish I could replace the plastick plate for my EpoXleobog metal plate.

I used this keyboard for the last 90 days before reviewing. Here's what I've found:Pros:- Battery seems durable. Keeps a good charge.- Good bluetooth connectivity.- Keys are responsive.- It's a fun, good looking keyboard.Cons:- It's noisy. Like every keystroke can be heard. I've found myself "keyboard whispering" at night and pressing the keys gently in order to not wake up the family.Overall, I like this keyboard. Good for gaming or light typing, but if you're going to use it for work and heavy use, I recommend looking elsewhere. I ended up going back to an Apple keyboard because it was quieter and easier to type.

The media could not be loaded. I ordered this keyboard as a replacement since I game alot and wore out my previous ones. I did not have a huge budget so was willing to experiment and I am glad I did!From the packaging to the finish to the general build quality, this keyboard is amazing. The keys feel better than alot of the more expensive models out there.The company send extra replacement keys as well which is greatHighly recommend buying it before they realize the quality and raise the prices

(If you just want to know what the major flaw is, skip to the second to last paragraph.)The technology built into this keyboard is very impressive, and I think anyone that prefers a linear feel should absolutely get one with magnetic switches. The adjustable actuation distance already looked cool, but I was blown away that, by using the software, you can change both the press and release distances individually for every key. This really lets you customize the keyboard to all your quirks - for example, preventing accidental presses of the enter key by requiring it goes all the way down, or changing the A and D key to only release at the very top so you don't accidentally let go while pressing other buttons while gaming. The possibilities are endless here, and I think this is by far the coolest and most unique thing about it.The build quality is another area this keyboard really shines. It's rock solid with no flexing, great key stabilization, and nice smooth travel on the keys. Sure, lots of keyboard enthusiasts prefer a metal shell, but I think the plastic one is appropriate for a wireless keyboard, since you don't want a big heavy brick in your lap. Even the volume knob is great, with a grippy texture and solid tactile feedback, including the button, which has a nice click without making unnecessary noise. There are only 2 physical aspects I don't like: no labels for secondary key functions (such as media controls and changing settings) and the choice to add insert and delete keys rather than home and end. That said, the latter isn't a big deal since they can be remapped in software. I just felt compelled to mention it, since the default behavior is important, and I can't fathom why anyone would want an insert key on any keyboard, let alone a 75%.I was also rather impressed with the software. Thankfully, you don't need it to change any essential settings, such as overall sensitivity, lighting, and factory resetting the device. Of course, you do need it to take advantage of all the neat features and to be able to fully customize it. Though it was a little hard to find on the website, the software installed and launched very quickly, with a <100MB download. It was very refreshing to see something so simple and effective compared to the bloated, unreliable nonsense used by the largest brands (cough cough, Logitech.) It says a lot that they added the ability to log in and upload macros, profiles, etc. to the cloud, but don't bother you about it if you don't want to! This really hit the sweet spot for having all the features you need yet none of the downsides that are usually present in this type of software.Unfortunately, this keyboard has an Achilles heel that forced me to significantly lower the rating. When using this keyboard in 2.4G wireless mode, its sleep mode (automatically turning off during inactivity) simply doesn't function properly. It seems to have a human-like quality in that it doesn't work right for a minute or two after waking up. During this time, it'll either miss random keypresses or become unresponsive until you let it sit for a few seconds without pressing anything. Even worse, several times I've witnessed sleep mode downright not working at all, keeping the keyboard awake and RGB lighting on all night long and draining the entire battery. I think this has something to do with touching the keys while it's not connected to a PC (or the PC is asleep) but it's hard to say since I couldn't get it happen on purpose.It's really a shame, because this otherwise an awesome keyboard, but I just can't recommend it to anyone that would use it in wireless mode. I checked for a firmware update, but there isn't one available. Hopefully this will be fixed in the future, or I just happened to get a defective unit, but as it is right now, this one major flaw really brings it down.

I bought this keyboard considering the fact that it has magnetic switches and is a 75% keyboard. I was honestly pleasantly surprised by how amazing it is for its price. The keys are well lubricated and have a satisfying feel to them. The build of the entire keyboard also feels very premium and I am happy with my purchase. I would highly recommend this keyboard.