Lots of players in the ~100 dollar TKL range, would love to see a round up of all the up and coming options. ChillKey ND75, Aula F75, Rainy75, and this board. I am sure there are others I am missing as well
You've given me a great idea for a way to break out of my Keychron rut...but can I afford to spend $500+ on boards this summer and also go on vacation???
I just got the Zuoya GMK87 and its basically the same here, still under delivery spells but I'm hoping to mod it with some Nuphy switches and keycaps and hoping its wonderful but Epomaker is not making me feel the slightest regret here for not getting their variant. - The Screen customization app for example is still exclusive to Windows - The keycaps here are ... - No other noticeable benefits really other than you have something prebuilt and cheaper by 10 bucks. Certainly, Keychron has the upper hand here but the layout is one to love. I could share my completed version
@@farasey And that does not include switches or keycaps on the Zuoya, so after shipping and everything else you could be looking at $200 to get a board that's any good. But I haven't seen any reviews of this Zuoya so I need to do some research...
I have the Shadow-S and it´s a great keyboard, but only for "light" gaming - 500Hz polling rate - he mentioned it in the video. So, if you are an esports player or playing a lot of competitive games, the GamaKay TK75 HE would be the better choice, since it has Hall Effect switches.
Devil is in the detail. You are wrongly mentioning qmk support here. It is via programmble, but it is not qmk supported. You can check yourself. Try setting “ANY” code like LGUI(KC_C) for copy in via. It won’t store that. Epomaker support confirmed. Even on website it says via programmable without qmk. Basically you can do basic remapping + 16 macros. No other options available for setting custom keymap codes. Same is true for th80 pro 2 via or any other keyboard on the website. Please correct in future videos.
Lots of players in the ~100 dollar TKL range, would love to see a round up of all the up and coming options. ChillKey ND75, Aula F75, Rainy75, and this board. I am sure there are others I am missing as well
You've given me a great idea for a way to break out of my Keychron rut...but can I afford to spend $500+ on boards this summer and also go on vacation???
How does it compared to Epomaker TH80 Pro... Bcoz you have reviewed both and can you recommend one?
I just got the Zuoya GMK87 and its basically the same here, still under delivery spells but I'm hoping to mod it with some Nuphy switches and keycaps and hoping its wonderful but Epomaker is not making me feel the slightest regret here for not getting their variant.
- The Screen customization app for example is still exclusive to Windows
- The keycaps here are ...
- No other noticeable benefits really other than you have something prebuilt and cheaper by 10 bucks.
Certainly, Keychron has the upper hand here but the layout is one to love. I could share my completed version
Appears to be the same as the Zuoya GMK87, which is noticeably cheaper
does that include keycaps and switches?
also is it shipping for free to the NA region?
@@jgdudex7 GOOD CALL! I just checked and it costs $24.98 for shipping to Ohio.
@@jgdudex7 Good Point! I just looked and it would cost $24.98 for shipping to Ohio.
@@farasey And that does not include switches or keycaps on the Zuoya, so after shipping and everything else you could be looking at $200 to get a board that's any good. But I haven't seen any reviews of this Zuoya so I need to do some research...
Its the same as GMK87 but as a owner I think the color is a little more unique and it does come fully built and I got it for $85.
guys what is better GamaKay TK75 HE 75% or Epomaker Shadow-S ? i need to know
I have the Shadow-S and it´s a great keyboard, but only for "light" gaming - 500Hz polling rate - he mentioned it in the video. So, if you are an esports player or playing a lot of competitive games, the GamaKay TK75 HE would be the better choice, since it has Hall Effect switches.
Devil is in the detail. You are wrongly mentioning qmk support here. It is via programmble, but it is not qmk supported. You can check yourself. Try setting “ANY” code like LGUI(KC_C) for copy in via. It won’t store that. Epomaker support confirmed. Even on website it says via programmable without qmk. Basically you can do basic remapping + 16 macros. No other options available for setting custom keymap codes. Same is true for th80 pro 2 via or any other keyboard on the website. Please correct in future videos.