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product_id: 595126552
title: "EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum Alloy Wired Gaming Keyboard Barebones Kit, 75% Gasket-Mounted RGB Creamy Keyboard, Hot-swap, with Mode-Switching Knob, for Win/Mac (Light Blue)"
brand: "epomaker"
price: "818 zł"
currency: PLN
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.pl/products/595126552-epomaker-x-leobog-hi75-aluminum-alloy-wired-gaming-keyboard-barebones
store_origin: PL
region: Poland
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# 75% gasket-mounted layout for quiet, premium typing Mode-switching knob for seamless work/game control Full hot-swap support for ultimate switch customization EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum Alloy Wired Gaming Keyboard Barebones Kit, 75% Gasket-Mounted RGB Creamy Keyboard, Hot-swap, with Mode-Switching Knob, for Win/Mac (Light Blue)

**Brand:** epomaker
**Price:** 818 zł
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎮 Elevate your desk game with style, silence, and supreme control!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum Alloy Wired Gaming Keyboard Barebones Kit, 75% Gasket-Mounted RGB Creamy Keyboard, Hot-swap, with Mode-Switching Knob, for Win/Mac (Light Blue) by epomaker
- **How much does it cost?** 818 zł with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.pl](https://www.desertcart.pl/products/595126552-epomaker-x-leobog-hi75-aluminum-alloy-wired-gaming-keyboard-barebones)

## Best For

- epomaker enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted epomaker brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Premium Build Quality:** Durable aluminum alloy chassis with a refined spray finish adds a sleek, professional look to your desk setup.
- • **Effortless Mode Control:** Switch between work and gaming modes with a stylish, intuitive knob that adjusts RGB lighting and volume on the fly.
- • **Plug & Play Versatility:** Wired Type-C connection with an extendable 1.8-2m spring cable ensures hassle-free setup and compatibility with Windows and Mac.
- • **Customizable Hot-Swap Keys:** Easily swap out any of the 81 keys with compatible 3/5-pin switches—tailor your typing feel without soldering.
- • **Quiet & Comfortable Typing:** Gasket-mounted design with PORON gaskets minimizes noise and enhances typing comfort for long work or gaming sessions.

## Overview

The EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 is a wired, 75% layout gaming keyboard barebones kit featuring a premium aluminum alloy build, gasket-mounted structure for reduced noise, and a revolutionary mode-switching knob that toggles RGB lighting and volume controls. It supports full hot-swap capability for easy switch customization and offers seamless plug-and-play connectivity for both Windows and Mac users, making it a perfect blend of aesthetics, functionality, and performance for professionals and gamers alike.

## Description

desertcart.com: EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum Alloy Wired Gaming Keyboard Barebones Kit, 75% Gasket-Mounted RGB Creamy Keyboard, Hot-swap, with Mode-Switching Knob, for Win/Mac (Light Blue) : Video Games

Review: Great keyboard for the money! Beware “Creamy Pink” is more of a nude tone. - [Updated] I now own four of these Hi75 keyboards (purple, green, white and creamy pink). All four keyboards worked with zero issues out of the box, other than needing to be switched into windows mode (see command instructions at end of review). This, and the Epomaker Feker Galaxy 80, wired edition (TKL, no knob; I own in blue and “white” - which is actually a creamy beige), are currently my favorites for super affordable, aluminum case, gasket mount, hotswap, barebone kits. They both just sound, feel and look so amazing for the cost. I’m updating my review to specifically caution that the “creamy pink” option is a bit of an odd color. Turns out it’s less pink, or even peachy pink (which is how the listing photos looked on my monitor; the big selling point for me), and more nude. Ymmv, but note the included photo is of the keyboard in indoor, natural lighting. To my tastes, all of my peachy-pink or orangey keycap sets were too orange against the neutral color of this keyboard, and all the truly pink-toned keycap sets were too pink, out of a dozen different sets in my collection. Given the reason I BUY the same keyboard, in multiple colors, is to coordinate with my various, non-monochrome keycap sets, this was an unhappy discovery. Luckily, what ultimately worked beautifully, with a big caveat, is the ASA-low profile, 155 key, Akko Black & Pink set, which is a uniform, doubleshot PBT set influenced by the nicer, but MUCH pricier, SA Bliss. The caveat (ymmv) is that the Akko set’s “pink” modifier and novelty keycaps were too peachy pink against the neutral nude of the keyboard. To me, it just looked BAD. Thankfully, the color LOOKS like a gorgeous match when viewed as legends within the black and charcoal keycaps. As seen in the photo, I also swapped the translucent red knob insert for a (not included) opaque black one, which I already had on hand. So, I’m ultimately very happy, but the Hi75 in this color was almost a return. —————- Original Review: This is a terrific budget keyboard. Heavy aluminum alloy frame (albeit not anodized), comfortable gasket mount, hotswap, NKRO, RGB, decent stabilizers, media knob, GREAT sound (didn't matter what switch I used, they all sounded fantastic - linear switches have offered a very creamy and marbly sound), programmability (via proprietary software), and it comes in several awesome colors! I do feel that the gray, coiled USB cable it comes with is underwhelming, especially since the coil is deformed from the box it’s stored inside, but I prefer to swap out the USB cables, regardless. If you’re thinking the Hi75 being "only" wired is a drawback, consider the fact that lithium-ion batteries don't ONLY stop working eventually, the way older types of batteries did. Instead, they can and DO swell (aka go "spicy pillow") and even explode (note: water will dangerously exacerbate a lithium-ion fire; a Class D fire extinguisher is recommended). There is software for this keyboard. I downloaded the software from the WhatGeek website, but haven't tinkered with it yet. Most users won't need to touch their keyboard settings, but it's there if you need it. I would say the only cons to this keyboard are (1) it will require more care vs. one with an anodized finish to avoid chipping the paint, (2) the odd choice of a red shine-through plastic top on the media knob, regardless of the color of the keyboard you choose, and (3) you need to use extra care when inserting switches, due to all the foam, and the flex cuts in the gasket mounted PC plate. Some people would cite lack of VIA compatibility as an issue, but I find it awkward to use, and tend not to fuss with layout, so I don't care. After assembly, while still returnable to desertcart, DO go to a keyboard tester website to make sure all the keys work. Assume “dead” keys are merely a bent switch pin before you panic about getting a "bad" keyboard. You can usually straighten a bent switch pin with tweezers, and if not, just use another switch. IMPORTANT: Keyboards are NOT in windows mode out of the box. I had to tinker to get it to swap. Fn + W puts you in Windows mode, and the bottom LED indicator will turn on, but if the Win key is STILL not working, press Fn + Left Win key, and you should be all set. As for the red media knob, thankfully, you can buy compatible replacements for that center plastic part (opaque white, opaque black, clear, or transparent pale pink, either individually, or as a full set), but be prepared for a wait, since they ship from China. Just Google "Hi75 Knob". I bought mine on Ebay, since they had the cheapest price at the time, but Aliexpress is another source. [Update: A seller on Aliexpress also offers fancier/decorated options for the knob insert, at a higher cost].
Review: I dont think I could have choosen a better starter board! - This board has started my descent down the keyboard rabbit hole straight to bankruptcy. This board is absolutely beautiful. I knew I wanted the blue base as soon as I saw it. I would recommend getting the pre-built version if it's available in the color you want. Its just a better value and the leobog greywood switches are quite good. Leagues better than the MX Browns on the gaming keyboard I was using before. Unfortunately, the blueberry party version of this board with the blue base was sold out everywhere so I had to spend the premium to build it myself. The build quality is excellent! Much heavier than I was expecting! The only flaw on the finish of my unit is a small chip of paint under the astronaut magnetic badge. As I have no plans on removing the badge this didn't bug me personally. The only downside of the build quality is the screws. I almost stripped mine by using a bit that was ever so slightly the wrong size. If you don't have a precision screwdriver kit with the exact size bit don't bother disassembling it, you will just ruin the screws. I currently have mine stock with JWICK JWK Taro Puree tactile switches and PBT keycaps and it sounds amazing! Its a very rich and thoccy sound signature. I chose these switches as they had the deepest sound profile out of the 9 switches I tested out. It's a heavier 67gf tactile with a large rounded bump if you are interested in checking them out. I also tried the Akko Creamy Blue Pros and the Leobog Greywood V3's in this board and they also sounded great, though not quite as creamy as the Taro Puree's. You can also buy a replacement button for the knob which saves this board aesthetically in my opinion. Overall, this is an amazing board whose only cons are no open-source software support, no wireless, and the ugly red button on the dial. I consider all these issues minor inconveniences. The final product easily outweighs the cons.

## Features

- 【Revolutionary Mode-Switching and Enhanced Control】The EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum keyboard kit introduces the innovative knob, an epitome of style meets functionality. This intuitive knob allows for smooth transitions between work and gaming modes, offering a constant RGB glow for a focused work environment and dynamic RGB flashing for an immersive gaming experience. It also provides refined control over volume and lighting, adding sophistication to every keystroke.
- 【Sleek 75% Layout, Gasket-Mounted Structure】The Hi75 features a sleek, 75% layout with 81 essential keys, striking an ideal balance between minimalistic design and full functionality. This layout ensures you have every key you need, without overwhelming your space. Its sophisticated look enhances any desk setup. Moreover, the ingenious GASKET design, complemented by PORON gaskets, significantly minimizes cavity sound, enhancing your typing sounds.
- 【Solid Aluminum Alloy Build】Crafted from top-tier aluminum alloy and finished with an exquisite spray process, the keyboard's case promises durability with a luxurious feel. This premium material choice not only ensures longevity but also adds a sophisticated flair to your setup.
- 【Advanced Gaming-Grade Chip】The Hi75 is equipped with a top-tier gaming chip, ensuring rapid and responsive keystroke registration. Tailor your experience with customizable delay settings for a swift, seamless gaming experience that keeps you ahead of the competition.
- 【Full Key Hot-Swap Capability】Customization at Your Fingertips. Every key on the Hi75 is hot-swappable, offering unparalleled freedom to modify switch types as per your preference. With compatibility for most 3/5-pin switches, it opens a world of possibilities for personalizing your keystroke feel and sound.
- 【Seamless Connectivity】Plug, Play, Perform: The Hi75 boasts a hassle-free Type-C interface, accompanied by an extendable spring data cable ranging from 1.8 to 2 meters. This design guarantees effortless setup and flexibility, allowing you to start typing immediately with no additional configuration. Experience the pinnacle of keyboard. Crafted for the discerning user who demands both style and functionality, this keyboard kit is a game-changer in both aesthetics and performance.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0CNQWMLJG |
| Best Sellers Rank | #20,517 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #1,187 in PC Gaming Keyboards |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (434) |
| Date First Available | November 21, 2023 |
| Item Weight | 2.86 pounds |
| Item model number | Hi75 |
| Manufacturer | EPOMAKER |
| Product Dimensions | 12.99 x 5.51 x 1.77 inches |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** EPOMAKER
- **Color:** Light Blue
- **Compatible Devices:** PC
- **Connectivity Technology:** USB-C
- **Keyboard Description:** Gaming
- **Keyboard backlighting color support:** RGB
- **Product Dimensions:** 12.99"L x 5.31"W x 1.77"H
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Business
- **Special Feature:** Backlit, Gasket-mounted, Hot-Swappable, NKRO, Wired
- **Style:** Modern

## Images

![EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum Alloy Wired Gaming Keyboard Barebones Kit, 75% Gasket-Mounted RGB Creamy Keyboard, Hot-swap, with Mode-Switching Knob, for Win/Mac (Light Blue) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61RfH6405kL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great keyboard for the money! Beware “Creamy Pink” is more of a nude tone.
*by Z***. on January 28, 2024*

[Updated] I now own four of these Hi75 keyboards (purple, green, white and creamy pink). All four keyboards worked with zero issues out of the box, other than needing to be switched into windows mode (see command instructions at end of review). This, and the Epomaker Feker Galaxy 80, wired edition (TKL, no knob; I own in blue and “white” - which is actually a creamy beige), are currently my favorites for super affordable, aluminum case, gasket mount, hotswap, barebone kits. They both just sound, feel and look so amazing for the cost. I’m updating my review to specifically caution that the “creamy pink” option is a bit of an odd color. Turns out it’s less pink, or even peachy pink (which is how the listing photos looked on my monitor; the big selling point for me), and more nude. Ymmv, but note the included photo is of the keyboard in indoor, natural lighting. To my tastes, all of my peachy-pink or orangey keycap sets were too orange against the neutral color of this keyboard, and all the truly pink-toned keycap sets were too pink, out of a dozen different sets in my collection. Given the reason I BUY the same keyboard, in multiple colors, is to coordinate with my various, non-monochrome keycap sets, this was an unhappy discovery. Luckily, what ultimately worked beautifully, with a big caveat, is the ASA-low profile, 155 key, Akko Black & Pink set, which is a uniform, doubleshot PBT set influenced by the nicer, but MUCH pricier, SA Bliss. The caveat (ymmv) is that the Akko set’s “pink” modifier and novelty keycaps were too peachy pink against the neutral nude of the keyboard. To me, it just looked BAD. Thankfully, the color LOOKS like a gorgeous match when viewed as legends within the black and charcoal keycaps. As seen in the photo, I also swapped the translucent red knob insert for a (not included) opaque black one, which I already had on hand. So, I’m ultimately very happy, but the Hi75 in this color was almost a return. —————- Original Review: This is a terrific budget keyboard. Heavy aluminum alloy frame (albeit not anodized), comfortable gasket mount, hotswap, NKRO, RGB, decent stabilizers, media knob, GREAT sound (didn't matter what switch I used, they all sounded fantastic - linear switches have offered a very creamy and marbly sound), programmability (via proprietary software), and it comes in several awesome colors! I do feel that the gray, coiled USB cable it comes with is underwhelming, especially since the coil is deformed from the box it’s stored inside, but I prefer to swap out the USB cables, regardless. If you’re thinking the Hi75 being "only" wired is a drawback, consider the fact that lithium-ion batteries don't ONLY stop working eventually, the way older types of batteries did. Instead, they can and DO swell (aka go "spicy pillow") and even explode (note: water will dangerously exacerbate a lithium-ion fire; a Class D fire extinguisher is recommended). There is software for this keyboard. I downloaded the software from the WhatGeek website, but haven't tinkered with it yet. Most users won't need to touch their keyboard settings, but it's there if you need it. I would say the only cons to this keyboard are (1) it will require more care vs. one with an anodized finish to avoid chipping the paint, (2) the odd choice of a red shine-through plastic top on the media knob, regardless of the color of the keyboard you choose, and (3) you need to use extra care when inserting switches, due to all the foam, and the flex cuts in the gasket mounted PC plate. Some people would cite lack of VIA compatibility as an issue, but I find it awkward to use, and tend not to fuss with layout, so I don't care. After assembly, while still returnable to Amazon, DO go to a keyboard tester website to make sure all the keys work. Assume “dead” keys are merely a bent switch pin before you panic about getting a "bad" keyboard. You can usually straighten a bent switch pin with tweezers, and if not, just use another switch. IMPORTANT: Keyboards are NOT in windows mode out of the box. I had to tinker to get it to swap. Fn + W puts you in Windows mode, and the bottom LED indicator will turn on, but if the Win key is STILL not working, press Fn + Left Win key, and you should be all set. As for the red media knob, thankfully, you can buy compatible replacements for that center plastic part (opaque white, opaque black, clear, or transparent pale pink, either individually, or as a full set), but be prepared for a wait, since they ship from China. Just Google "Hi75 Knob". I bought mine on Ebay, since they had the cheapest price at the time, but Aliexpress is another source. [Update: A seller on Aliexpress also offers fancier/decorated options for the knob insert, at a higher cost].

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I dont think I could have choosen a better starter board!
*by B***N on June 5, 2024*

This board has started my descent down the keyboard rabbit hole straight to bankruptcy. This board is absolutely beautiful. I knew I wanted the blue base as soon as I saw it. I would recommend getting the pre-built version if it's available in the color you want. Its just a better value and the leobog greywood switches are quite good. Leagues better than the MX Browns on the gaming keyboard I was using before. Unfortunately, the blueberry party version of this board with the blue base was sold out everywhere so I had to spend the premium to build it myself. The build quality is excellent! Much heavier than I was expecting! The only flaw on the finish of my unit is a small chip of paint under the astronaut magnetic badge. As I have no plans on removing the badge this didn't bug me personally. The only downside of the build quality is the screws. I almost stripped mine by using a bit that was ever so slightly the wrong size. If you don't have a precision screwdriver kit with the exact size bit don't bother disassembling it, you will just ruin the screws. I currently have mine stock with JWICK JWK Taro Puree tactile switches and PBT keycaps and it sounds amazing! Its a very rich and thoccy sound signature. I chose these switches as they had the deepest sound profile out of the 9 switches I tested out. It's a heavier 67gf tactile with a large rounded bump if you are interested in checking them out. I also tried the Akko Creamy Blue Pros and the Leobog Greywood V3's in this board and they also sounded great, though not quite as creamy as the Taro Puree's. You can also buy a replacement button for the knob which saves this board aesthetically in my opinion. Overall, this is an amazing board whose only cons are no open-source software support, no wireless, and the ugly red button on the dial. I consider all these issues minor inconveniences. The final product easily outweighs the cons.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality base that works well and looks pretty!
*by M***A on April 7, 2025*

I wanted to wait several months before leaving a review for this keyboard base to give myself time to use it and also see how well it held up over time. I'm happy to report that it's worked perfectly, not given me any issues, and continues to work well. The light pink color was what initially drew me to this base. It's very hard to find a light pink in items now-a-days. Most items you find are hot or a bubblegum pink, which I find very annoying. So when I saw this light pink case listed, I immediately started looking into purchasing it. It's made of aluminum, very sturdy, and has a good weight to it. You get an assortment of backlight colors to choose from and I was very happy when I realized it included a light reddish/pink color backlight, as it goes perfectly with my keys and the color of the base. I had no issues installing my switches or keys, as well as no issues with lag or input. I thought the red colored center for the knob would annoy me and throw off the aesthetic, but it actually looks good and compliments the back light. The knob functions well and I like that I'm able to control my speaker volume easily and mute them quickly when needed. I've not had any connectivity issues. I actually used the default grey cable that came with it for a while before changing it out. Overall, this base has lived up to my expectations, continues to work well, and looks great while doing so. As far as cost goes, you pay for what you get, and with this purchase I got a solid, quality keyboard base, so it was money well spent.

## Frequently Bought Together

- EPOMAKER x LEOBOG Hi75 Aluminum Alloy Wired Gaming Keyboard Barebones Kit, 75% Gasket-Mounted RGB Creamy Keyboard, Hot-swap, with Mode-Switching Knob, for Win/Mac (Light Blue)
- EPOMAKER Wisteria 39gf Linear Mechanical Keyboard Switches, 5-Pin Pre Lubed Creamy Switch, 30 PCS, with POM PTFE Stem, 20.4mm Spring, Compatible with MX Keycaps for Gaming Keyboard

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