Epomaker x Leobog Hi75 Mechanical Keyboard Review

The Epomaker x Leobog Hi75 is a color compact keyboard aimed at improving your gaming experience. It comes in at less than $100 ($99 with an instant $10 off coupon as of this writing) and features a full aluminum case, doubleshot keycaps, name brand switches, and masses of pre-applied mods. It tries hard but does it pull everything together to deliver a top-tier gaming experience? Find out in this review!

Specifications

• Current Price: (Epomaker, Amazon) 
• Brand: EPOMAKER x LEOBOG
• Type: Mechanical Keyboard & Kit
• Model: Hi75
• Structure: Gasket
• Material: Aluminum
• Backlit: RGB
• LED: South-facing
• Anti-ghosting: NKRO in All Keys
• Connectivity: USB Type-C Wired
• Product Weight: 1.23kg
• Package Weight: 1.3kg
• Dimensions: 330x135x45mm
• Inside the box
  • 1x Hi75 Keyboard or Kit
  • 1x USB Type-C Cable
  • 1x User Manual

Epomaker x Leobog Hi75 — Design and Features

The Leobog Hi75 is one of the latest collaboration keyboards from Epomaker. We have reviewed a number of their keyboards over the years and generally found them to be a very responsive brand to what's currently in vogue within the community. Leabog is not a brand I've personally heard of before but since Epomaker generally finds international brands and makes them available in new markets, that's not exactly unusual.

In fact, one of the things that has become very apparent, is that international brands tend to be much more up on what is popular in the mechanical keyboard space. Mechanical keyboards are actually a long-standing hobby in a number of eastern countries which makes some of these brands particularly exciting as they balance features with affordable pricing.

That is indeed the case with the Leobog Hi75. It features a fully aluminum case, double-shot PBT keycaps,   pre-lubed switches, and a unique design that is both colorful and stylish.  You can pick it up in three different keycap profiles, including MDA, Cherry, and a rounded profile called SOA. 

It was, actually, the color scheme that first caught my eye. The White