EPOMAKER NiZ Plum Atom 68 Electro-Capacitive Bluetooth Keyboard for Laptop PC Gamers (68 Key Bluetooth)

I'm a Mac user and mostly use keyboard for typing/office purpose. It's quite but still gives the sound & feel of "mechanical" keyboard, and EC just makes the whole typing experience so smooth - like typing on the cloud! The design gives the retro vibe that I'm very fond of. Also very well built and I expect it to last very long - definitely worth the moneyOne con is that you have to look up English manual in their website. It's quite confusing to pair the device at first, so requires lots of patience! Also mine doesn't come with backlight. With the $189 price tag I would expect at least caps lock indicator, but oh well. Overall, that's just nitpick and I'm totally happy with my purchase!

Love these keyboards, have been using them for awhile. I wanted something slimmer and Bluetooth for my desk setup. I grabbed the 68 key non-RGB. Turns out, even though the listing says its Bluetooth, it's not. If you want the bluetooth version, the RGB (and maybe the 66 key?) are the only ones that have it.The seller really should fix this listing, it's incredibly deceiving. That being said, I love the keyboard so it's hard to rate this badly.Also, the instructions are completely in Chinese - you'll need to go to Niz's website to get the translated instructions.

Erik - use the clear rubber button on the left side by pressing firmly for 1 second, you will see either the P, U or Both light up. The U = Unplugged, the P = Plugged in (meaning with USB Cable). Next, hold down the FN+i and wait for the light below to blink so you can go to your add bluetooth section on the device you want to sync to and it will be there.I wrote this review on that same keyboard, wirelessly and as you can see I am a verified purchaser as well.

Picked up this hoping to spring the entire board for added resistance — the listing claims it comes with springs to help with that, and I wanted to play with a Topre-style board for a while. The switches grind way more than I expected, space bar was a bit warped (not unusual for cheaper PBT sets), and the tiny bag of springs only covered about half the keyboard.Sure, this is a value option compared to a "real" Topre board, but I honestly feel like I still overpaid considering what I got. This is thoroughly mediocre.

This is my first non-membrane keyboard, and it feels really nice. The software allows you to a lot, and the settings are stored in the keyboard, so it works regardless of device. However, my main gripe is that the light behind one of the keys always shines when it is charging, and there's no way to turn it off. I've asked the seller and looked through the manual. A simple feature like this is really easy to implement and is annoying when it's not.

I ordered the 68 key board. The 66 key board was sent to me. As shown by another customer, the board also had notches in the top row of keys. Peculiar that they would both have similar indentations.