#1
EPOMAKER
G84
35 positive 0 neutral 2 negative
Based on 37 Reddit mentions
$59.49
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Just got a new keyboard
I just got the Epomaker G84 HE and I have the Aula x Epomaker F75, which cost me less than $110 for both, and they sound and look better than many $100+ keebs on the market. I can’t get enough of them lately.
TCF_ctrl in r/keyboards
November 26, 2025 3:39 AM
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In search of a keyboard so creamy I could cry
Epomaker G84 with creamy jade switches. Probably the best keyboard I own. A close second is the Yunzii B75 Pro, both the switch options (cocoa cream and milk) sound so nice. My experience is with more budget keyboards, so I don't have any suggestions for more expensive ones.
SleepyBudgie in r/keyboards
February 9, 2026 3:13 AM
2
Irok mg75 max or Melgeek real67
I dont have the irok but have both the melgeek made68 and real67. Melgeek keyboards builds are really nice although the case are just plastic, made68 has aluminum version while real67 do not. Its software is really nice too, comparable to wooting imo. But, they dont sound really good to me. They are
...Tan_Bui in r/keyboards
January 23, 2026 8:00 AM
2
Can u guys help me to choose my first HE keyboards plsss
I just got the epomaker g84 he and it’s super sweet. Sounds insane for an HE board
Cmode in r/keyboards
April 20, 2026 10:07 AM
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are we pretending magnetic switches actually feel good to type on
Just got a Epomaker G84 HE and I love it! Super creamy / marbly sounding.
Cmode in r/keyboards
April 20, 2026 10:24 AM
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A good hotswappable keyboard for a newbie
The Keychron Q3 fits all that criteria, as well as the Mechlands Ajazz AK870. The mechlands has a screen and knob that can be swapped with keys whenever you want which is pretty cool. There’s also the EpoMaker G84 pro that has a screen and knob with silicone keycaps so it has a quieter sound and sof
...FlanUnfair9329 in r/keyboards
February 5, 2026 9:04 PM
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Is it worth it modding the Hyperx Alloy Origins 60 with no experience?
Hey Defiant! I'm sorry i'm late. You might've already figured out what you want to do by now but i'll still reply if not. To be completely honest with you I had that keyboard for 4 years too actually, but I kinda regret buying it in the first place. Wasn't a fan of the sounds either personally. I to
...AndresXLA in r/MechanicalKeyboards
April 4, 2026 12:49 PM
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magnetic keyboard choosing(75%+ only) below 100$
Is the Epomaker g84 he bad? I found the typing sound really good, I'm not sure about the PCB and software though
Fuziyama in r/keyboards
January 31, 2026 3:11 AM
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Do magnetic keyboards make a difference or should I just go mechanical
Is there a comp game that your daily concerned about your rank in? If not, you can get any board. I can sometimes get angry when I lose and I still didn't care to spend more. I dunno if I'm the guy for suggestions. I just bought the epomaker g84, Rainy75, and the ace75he from Asus. I kept the g84 be
...ruthlesss11 in r/keyboards
March 24, 2026 9:26 AM
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/r/MechanicalKeyboards Ask ANY Keyboard question, get an answer - February 16, 2026
While I do not agree with those practices I can say I had my EPOMAKER x AULA F99 for 2 years now ordered off of aliexpress for $43 it was single handedly the best purchase I have made. Thoccy sound it feels heavy and actually has like 8 layers. I dont by any means consider it to be the top of the li
...Emotional_Demand_719 in r/MechanicalKeyboards
February 17, 2026 9:50 PM
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