Epomaker HE75 V2 Review
KitGuru reviews the Epomaker HE75 V2, a wireless 75% Hall Effect keyboard with an 8000mAh battery for under £90. It excels in click latency (14.46ms wired at 1000Hz) and has smooth Creamy Jade switches and zero-rattle stabilizers. However, a hardcoded shortcut disables Rapid Trigger without visual feedback, the software UI is clunky, and the 3W charging takes nearly 24 hours. The keyboard offers incredible value but is held back by software issues.
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