Galaxy100

I'm fairly new to keyboards myself, and also had only ever had a full size keyboard. My situation is a little different since I work remote & have two computers, and therefore decided to get two keyboards - one with a numpad (work), one without (personal). I got a Kisnt KN85 for my personal set up a

Epomaker Galaxy 100. It’s the one I recommend to everyone. It’s solid aluminum so feels premium, sounds amazing and feels good to type on and is full size. It’s worth the price.

Just got the Epomaker Galaxy 100 Lite with Wisterias - incredible thock running totally stock. Just gonna swap out keycaps to my liking. Highly recommend if you want a 100% layout for a fair price.

They have silent switches or even semi-silent now. Silent switches feel mushy to me, but HMX has good silent reds and Haimu Heartbeats aren't too bad. Waiting on some Epomaker Comte Semi-silent switches right now. I just really like aluminum boards, myself. Just no comparison. I have a V10 and a Q10

I got a few different keyboards and right now I have a Wobkey Crush 80, a Epomaker Galaxy 100, and a keychron K2 (that I broke). They are all hot swapable and feel great to type with. The Wobkey is my favorite, but the value of the Galaxy 100 is so hard to beat. All aluminum, tri-mode, sounds great,

I just received my epomaker galaxy 100 lite yesterday and am very impressed. Super creamy. Even my kids commented about how good it sounds.

I've been digging a lot more, and I've found myself really tempted by the epomaker galaxy 100, but sadly it's not a true ISO fr. Is the keychron v6 max a good alternative in your opinion? It seems like an aluminium body makes a difference in sound. I've found the EPOMAKER X AULA F108 Pro that can ha

Try the EPOMAKER Galaxy100. I got one a few months ago and have been using it as a daily driver as a replacement for an old Corsair mechanical keyboard, and it is phenomenal. The reason I chose it over other keyboards in its class is that it has a full size numpad 0 and it sounds really marbly even