EPOMAKER CIDOO V87 VIA Programmable Mechanical Keyboard, 81 Keys Gasket Tri-Mode Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C Wireless Gaming Keyboard with South-Facing LED, Rotary Knob, Poron Foam for E-Sport Mac Win

Sospecho que tiene una muy buena relación calidad precio. Al principio estaba dudando si valía el dinero que gasté, incluso de oferta. Sin embargo lo vale, y tengo la impresión que es poco dinero comparando con los otros teclados siquiera similares de la competencia. Tiene un diseño atemporal incluso a pesar del logo en el imán que cubre el doble USB de señal 2.4g. El tecleo tiene un ruido muy agradable, no es algo insoportable pero se hace notar y la fuerza necesaria para teclear es la justa para ser cómodo sin resultar blando. Los keycaps son de muy buena calidad. Se ha vuelto mi teclado principal y ya me he pedido el teclado numérico que le acompaña.

Je pensais pas autant apprécier un clavier, il est vraiment bien designé, un plaisir à utiliser

Ik ben zeer content met dit toetsenbord. De bouwkwaliteit is echt premium, het geluid is top, het doet me denken aan mijn oude toetsenbord uit de jaren 90' en dat past helemaal. De rechter shift is rood, waarom ze de 'enter' niet rood hebben gemaakt is vrij bizar want dat is de toets die je oog zou moeten aantrekken. Geen probleem natuurlijk als je toch niet naar je toestenbord kijkt als je typt. Het is een duidelijke esthetische afweging geweest. Uitgetest op Windows, zowel bedraad als met dongel werkt alles supervlot. BT nog niet getest. Niet belangrijk voor mij, dus 5 sterren maar ik geen het graag mee. De VIA support kan je regelen met JSON files die je op EPOMAKER website kan downloaden maar die werken toch ook niet zonder problemen. Dus als dat een dealbreaker is, dan kan je beter verder zoeken.

I don't spend the time to review my purchases unless a product earns it. What I mean is, if the product is good enough to warrant my time, I break out the marathon review to encourage everyone else to pick one up for themselves. Conversely, if a product earns it in the other direction, I'll roast it like a Thanksgiving turkey... and this one? It stormed the gates and planted the flag in 5 star territory and sits back encouraging all challengers to step forth and try and take the title. The CIDOO (Epomaker) V87 is that keyboard- the one I tell other boards to live up to before I toss them back in the drawer. I've owned and reviewed a serious number of mechanical keyboards. This is the best of the best. Period. Let's talk build. The CNC aluminum body on this thing is a slab of perfection. Dense, smooth, flawlessly finished, and it gives you that reassuring sense of permanence the moment it lands on your desk. The gasket-mounted design combined with the "poran" foam gives it a quiet, shock-absorbing bottom-out that feels tuned by people who actually type. You don't just get keystroke quality here. You get keystroke authority. Functionally, it's a triple-threat: Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and wired USB-C. All three modes are reliable and easy to switch between. Battery life holds strong even under heavy use, and the rotary knob has the right resistance with no wobble- unlike cheaper knobs that feel like loose dials on a toy radio. I absolutely love the hidden space behind the cat head to hold the dongle when not in the computer. It's just cool, though not sure where the cat comes from, maybe CIDOO means big cat in some language that escapes me. Maybe the cat is just a symbol for stealth and yep, the space underneath the cat after you slide it out oozes stealth. The south-facing RGB is vibrant without bleeding into absurdity. Finally, someone got it right. A south facing RGB with retro style key caps that don't look stupid. Sure, shinethrough might be having a moment but I would abhor shinetrhough on this moderized throwback style. This is perfect, just the way it comes. Now. Is VIA support everything it could be? No. I'd be lying if I said it was as effortless or deep as I would like. But it works, and once you map the board how you like, it stays put. This minor software friction is the only thing that doesn’t scream luxury. Still, the overall package is so elite that not even that can knock a star off. You could spend twice as much on boutique builds and even 3x on some exc essively curated custom parts and not get close to this out-of-the-box experience. If you care about sound, feel, connectivity, and build- and you don't want to build your own from scratch- this is where your money belongs. Pros: All-metal chassis feels sturdy, no... it's elite! Gasket mount with poran foam delivers deep thock and comfort South-facing LEDs avoid interference and look clean Triple-mode wireless is rock solid Rotary knob is smooth and secure Sound profile is tuned and satisfying Cons: VIA support feels underwhelming Slight learning curve on initial keymap setup Hot Take: I've used dozens, if not hundreds of boards and most never make it to review. Yes, I said hundreds. I have a keyboard problem that I'm not happy about. That said, the CIDOO V87 is not one part of that problem, it's actually a the solution. Get this and you don't need anything else. Problem solved. It gets the full write-up and a standing ovation. It's not just premium- it's top of class awesome. You want better? Start soldering, because nothing off the shelf beats this beast.

Honestly speaking this is an incredible deal for the money, and for my money at least rivals some boards with far loftier price tags than this. First off the case is entirely aluminium not always a given at this price range, I mean even the Ducky One3 is plastic and that sells for more or equal to this depending on the variety. It feels very solid. Then inside of the case you have multiple layers of foam which again not a given at this price range and it's all in all very nicely constructed very solid. Something else of note is its use of screw in stabilisers, again I was expecting plate mounted at this price range but it means if you really wanted to chuck in some durocks you could, though in all honesty to me they sound just fine out of the box. That brings me on to the sound out of the box and it is again punching well above its price point, the linears I got sounded clean and quiet and felt smooth. I'm more of a click guy so I got to work replacing them with some Box Jades though because I want to make everyone within a 10m range suffer and I'm very pleasantly surprised with how good they sound. Another feather in its cap is the VIA support, love to see it! Nothing much more to say here than frankly more keyboards should be shipping with this, the tool is great! Aesthetics are going to be a big personal choice, I quite like the retro beige look, it takes me back but I can definitely see how it wouldn't be everyone's cup of tea for sure. And lastly the connectivity options, giving Bluetooth, 2.4GHz and USB-C in a full aluminium shell that's packed with foam and sounds this good out of the box.... I'd love to know how they managed it. Also the little dongle storage compartment under the metal rectangle above the arrows very neat!