EPOMAKER Anne Pro2 Wireless Gaming Keyboard with RGB Illuminated, PBT Keycaps NKRO, Programmable for Win/Mac/Gaming

hay que ser muy brusco al conectar la pantallita para que le llegue la imagen, es todo un show.... pero ah que bonito es. no tiene ñ pero bueno eso ya lo sabíamos...

If you're looking at this keyboard, presumably you like the retro brown aesthetic and don't mind that the knob is black so I won't talk too much about that. Just note that the knob isn't interchangeable. It's a bit of a cheap plastic but the rotary encoder feel isn't too bad.The little novelty screen is a pretty cute add-on but honestly, it has very little application. You can see the time/date and upload a funny gif and that's about it. The software from Epomaker isn't the most intuitive. It's cool and people spend significant amounts on novelty keycaps anyway so I see it as a value-add rather than counting it as part of the keyboard itself.As for the keyboard, I got the Epomaker Sea Salt Silent switches. This was a MISTAKE! They're very quiet and don't feel too bad on its own. But in this specific keyboard, it does NOT feel good. It feels kinda soft and mushy and I didn't find it satisfying to type on. But once I swapped to another linear switch like the JWick Blacks, this keyboard becomes so much better. Now it feels good to type on, like rapid-fire, though it does become a bit noisier. The noise profile is a bit clacky rather than thocc-y but I don't find that it has any sort of annoying pinging.All-in-all, I think the price is OK. $180 is quite a bit of money for a keyboard but if you're looking to get into the hobby just to test it out, its a reasonable option. The foundation is decent but it isn't nearly as customizable as a barebones kit you'd buy. But then again, barebones kits can start to cost a lot more once you consider all the little hidden costs.

Like a couple other purchasers here, I was having some issues with my keyboard doing random disconnects. I did a firmware through the Epomaker software and that actually seemed to kill the thing entirely. On the off chance that it could be resurrected without doing a return, I contacted their support late on a Saturday night. By early Sunday they had gotten back to me with a new version (and method) of firmware that resurrected the keyboard entirely.I was still having some disconnects and, just to try it, I moved to a different USB port on my PC and that actually seems to have fixed the issue (something I'll have to look at on another day).So, already loving the style of the keyboard itself, I had some rather nice things I would have said about it (the keys, a friend noticed, actually feel "soft" in a way that's hard to describe but very pleasant to the touch). The customization is top-notch and, while I'm getting used to the layout from a 100% layout, it's really comfortable to type on. I may have opted to not go with the Sea Salt switches since I'd probably enjoy a little more clackity-clack instead of the near completely silent typing experience this gives. But overall, big WOW on the device.And, also very important, what a terrific experience with Epomaker's customer service/support team. Very responsive, and knowledgeable as well as willing to help. Not a "you should go through Amazon" response, but simply "let's see what we can do to get this fixed for you." Gotta love that.I would definitely purchase this keyboard again, and any number of other interesting keyboards from Epomaker. Probably going to try some of their other cable options too.

Sounds thocky and feels great with G pro yellow switch!Wish they added some Mac keycaps but still 5star!!

The keyboard is great, I was able to connect to my ps5 via Bluetooth and used the dongle for the Xbox and also used it on my PC with Bluetooth. Great keyboard for everything. I really like the display screen. I was able to modify it with my PC and it stays whether or not you use it with console or PC. The switches are great. Very tactile and they sound amazing. I’ve bought other keyboard around this price and this one has to be the best one by far. Even though it’s a full keyboard it’s not as big as other full keyboards so great even for a small setup. All around great keyboard for the price. Looks great, feels great and is great.