it is really fast and responsive with the help of 8000hz polling rate and 0.125ms low latency + the deadzone that you can customize in the software itself, new software is nice - easily configure. keys are not wobbly and sounds good also. I already have 5 epomaker keyboard and they don't disappoint.

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電源付けてすぐに使えない。さしなおしたら普通に使える。調子良いと電源付けてすぐ普通に使える。設定で直るものなのかわからない。それでもいいなら！

Seriously, after using this for a month, this little EPOMAKER has just been a pleasure to game on. It may be a bit pricy at $53.99 compared to other keyboards of this size, but how it functions more than makes up for it!Positives:-Hall effect keys. This is THE biggest feature of this keyboard and the reason it gets 5 stars even at the price point. Typing on it has been fantastic and gaming on it is like nothing else. This along, if you have the cash to burn, is worth giving it a try alone.-The outer case may be plastic, but there's an interior metal panel adding a lot of stability and strength to the entire board.-The keys are 'thocky' as EPOMAKER states, but sound different than any other keyboard I've used over the years. Not sure how to describe them correctly, but they do have a bit of a metallic sound, to me, at least.-Double shot key caps will resist becoming shiny with heavy use.-A small, but awesome detail, two position tile feet, both with rubber pads.-Thanks to the forward-edge's rubber feet, the keyboard stays in place.-The keyboard's software allows you to fully customize the board effortlessly, including macros, all whilst not popping up a warning in Windows 10 or 11.-I can't see myself using the included strap often, but it attaches to the board securely.-This isn't a 'feature', per se, but like other EPOMAKER keyboards, this one came with a cover to protect it whilst shipping. Well, it's also great at keeping dust and cat fur out of it when it's not in use. Basically, don't throw it away!Negatives:-I now want a full-sized version, dang it!Overall:-Give this board a try, it's just so different, I can't recommend it enough!This review is for "EPOMAKER HE68 Hall Effect Keyboard, 8000hz Polling, 0.01mm Adjustable Trigger, 0.125ms Latency, Creamy Gasket, Snap Key, SOCD, RGB, Wired Magnetic Gaming Keyboard for Mac/PC (White)"

Feels greats, decent thock and great price. RGB is is smooth and bright. I've had no issues with the software. I dont think you'll find a better HE KB in the $50 price range.

Excellent keyboard for the price point and it can easily be modified to take it to the next level in general functionality anybody that is not used to a smaller keyboard may struggle this is a 68HE but has 67 keys which can each be set to an individual pressure point thanks to the magnetic switch’s which gives more customisation options over a typical mechanical keyboard.Size is optimal enough and probably a go to size for gaming unless you prefer a 60% sized keyboard this is just a smidge bit bigger, super easy to use software wise and in general as someone who has made expensive keyboards this will definitely be the next project in general to fully kit this out from a budget option to a high end option.Gaming this is a breeze to play having smooth controls and ultimately using that tiny bit less strain on fingers which overtime does make a difference, typing experience is smooth with a nice clicky sound but the switches themselves could be lubed better to give this more thock along with more dampening inside like the tape mod or even adding additional weight, I will personally be getting a custom metal case made for this for the weight and additional dampening materials for around switches with replacement stabs although these are decent enough already.All in all fantastic keyboard at a really affordable price point which will get people into the keyboard world for customisation ticks all the boxes for myself

I was surprised when I got it, but in a good way. First of all, it's very compact and looks nice, and its style makes it completely modern. The color goes great with my decor. This is not my first mechanical keyboard, so when it comes to this one in particular, it works very well and does what it was designed to do. It comes with a USB-C cable to connect it to your computer, so it's just plug and play. The keys are soft and smooth, while also making a pleasant sound, which I really like. I won't go into too much detail because the keyboard is great in many ways. It's great for gamers and regular users, so if you have some spare cash, it's really worth investing in.

This kind of keyboard comes in a variety of key layouts, 68 and 60 for example - which supposedly refer to a percentage of keys in the layout in comparison to a full size keyboard. One would tend to think that it refers to the number of keys, but for some unknown reason, it doesn't. This model 68 has 67 keys. And a 60, I have from another brand, has 61 keys. 68 adds arrow, Pg Up/Dn, Ins/Del keys over the 60. This brand also offers full size keyboard options. HE stands for Hall Effect which refers to the switch mechanism and is considered to be highly accurate with smooth, fast, actuation - ideal for games where speed is critical. They also come with different connection options, including wired (USB), bluetooth, 2.4G, or a combination of those - though not necessarily from this brand. Most also come with customizable led lighting... more on that shortly.STYLE: Black- This is a 68 layout with only wired USB connectivity.- The lighting is background only, it does not backlight the key labels. So, in a dark environment, you cannot read key labels.- I'm not really sure what the point of three keys being red is.- You can get replacement keycaps and switches, but good luck figuring out which ones are for which keyboard. Keycaps seem to be only available in full sets in various color combinations, so likely more costly to get just 3 black keys to replace the red ones on this. Perhaps these can be gotten from other vendors.- The old-school higher-profile shape of the keys is not as good for fast typing. Low-profile keys are better in this respect.- I had to research why anyone would want a hand strap on a keyboard. I still don't get it. AI suggested it provides improved stability, ergonomic support, and enhanced control. I'm not sure how. It's not obvious, but the strap is removable with a screwdriver.- There are height/angle adjusters on the bottom of the keyboard, but there's only one position and I find it to be too high of an angle.CONFIGURATION SOFTWAREThe keyboard is fully customizable (color and animation settings, macro creation, etc). It makes use of the open source firmware Quantum Mechanical Kit (QMK) which is well worth researching. You can download Epomaker's customization software, which is confusingly difficult to find on their website - use the link provided in the manual. Or in a browser, navigate to qmk.top - on Windows this requires installation of a driver (iot_driver) which is provided thru the browser access. QMK is very powerful, and adds the flexibility of future firmware updates with new features.CONCLUSIONThese keyboards have a very high quality feel. The keys have very smooth action and there's an obvious improvement over plastic/spring action keyboards. The keyboards have a good weight to them, and sit firmly in place.There are expert features for gamers, which I'm not. If you are, maybe some of the concerns I've mentioned don't matter to you. For me, I can't type as fast, and I can't read the labels; so, not too useful a design. But, I am not the target user, and I've taken that into consideration with my rating.If the keyboard had backlit key labels, low(er) profile keys, and it was a full keyboard layout, I'd give it 5 stars and use it regularly when I move away from my main computer and relax on my recliner to watch movies/shows at night.

Very good analog keyboard for the price. Build quality is impressive and the software is very good. Haven't compared with web based driver or QMK drivers, but the feature set is complete for my need. Lights are beautiful too!The switches are 100% linear with no click, as expected.