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Compatible with 3/5-pin Mechanical Switches with Pre-lubed Linear Switch (Wisteria Linear & Marble White)
Lubed in the factory, the Galaxy100 keyboard houses linear switches that sound gentle and mellow. Each keystroke will be accompanied by a calming and creamy thud that functions satisfyingly and sounds enjoyable.
Wisteria Linear V1: 5-pin, 45/62gf, 2.0/3.6mmMarble Whilte: 5-pin, 42/47gf, 2.0/3.5mmTips: Long travel and heavy force are suitable for accuracy seekers, while short travel and light force are ideal for speed pursuer.
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Pair to up to 5 Devices at once 3 Connectivity Modes, Triple Convenience
Immerse in continuous gaming sessions with no debuff from low-battery nor interruptions from charging, and relish in the versatile compatibility of Galaxy100 keyboards that connect to up to 5 devices simultaneously.
1st Time Pairing: 1). Toggle mode switch to BT or 2.4G. 2). Pressing FN+Q/W/E or FN+R until the flash quicken from slow to rapid. 3). Connect on PC or plug dongle to PC.Connect to Paired Devices: 1). Toggle mode switch to BT or 2.4G. 2). Tap FN+Q/W/E or FN+R once.
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Configure in Wired Cable Mode Powerful VIA Software
For enhanced programming experience, the Galaxy100 is the first in the Galaxy series to come with QMK/VIA support. Utilize the user-friendly VIA software for real-time and visible configuration without the need to download software, and enjoy the endless possibilities in key mapping and setting with the Galaxy100 JSON file for maximum personalization.
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What’s in the package
Galaxy100 Aluminum Mechanical KeyboardDetachable USB-A to USB-C Cable2-in-1 Switch & Keycap PullerMultilingual User Manual
Light up your gaming world with dynamic light patterns as illumination or mood boosters. Choose from the dozens of pre-set light modes for fascinating light effects, all of which are personalizable in brightness, color, speed, and saturation.
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8000mAh Rechargeable Battery Battery Check
Equipped with a big-capacity battery, the Galaxy100 offers long-lasting performance in wireless with no delay from power shortage. Hold the FN+Spacebar and the number row lights up showing the power percentage.
Indicator Lights
For an intuitive and easy check, many keys on Galaxy100 double as indicator lights. They may stay in a different color or pattern than the keyboard’s backlight when serving as indicators.
CapsLock, WIN and Num stay in white when the lock is activated.Q/W/E/R/T key may flash in slow or quick light when keyboard is in pairing mode.
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Gasket-Mounted Mechanical Keyboard from EPOMAKER
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Customer Reviews
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4.7 out of 5 stars 113
4.3 out of 5 stars 185
3.6 out of 5 stars 28
4.6 out of 5 stars 383
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Layout&Keys
1800; 101 keys + 1 knob
1800; 101 keys + 1 knob
100%, 108 keys
65% , 66 keys + 1 Knob
75%, 82 keys + 1 Knob
75%, 84 keys
TKL, 88 Keys
Connectivity
Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C Wired
Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C Wired
Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C Wired
Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C Wired
Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C Wired
Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C Wired
Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C Wired
Battery Capacity
8000mAh
8000mAh
8000mAh
4000mAh
4000mAh
4000mAh
4000mAh
Keycap Material&Profile
PBT&Cherry/MDA
PBT&Cherry
PBT&Cherry
PBT&Cherry
PBT&Cherry/MDA
PBT&Cherry
PBT&MDA
Switch Option
Linear
Linear
Linear
Linear
Linear
Linear
Linear
Hot Swappable
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
RGB Backlight
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✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
✔
Programmable
VIA Software
VIA Software
TH108 Software (WIN only)
QMK/VIA Software
Epomaker Galaxy70 Software
QMK/VIA Software
Galaxy80 Software
Stabilizer Type
Plate-mounted
Plate-mounted
Plate-mounted
Plate-mounted
Plate-mounted
Plate-mounted
Plate-mounted
Size&Weight
405*137.8*32.3mm&2kg
405*137.8*32.3mm&2kg
445*140*42mm&1.2kg
318*111*31mm&1.12kg
350.6*140.9*32.5mm&1.84kg
350*140*42mm&0.94kg
365x136x32cm,1.7kg
1800 QMK Aluminum Keyboard with Enhanced Typing Sound: Drawing from the success of Galaxy80 and Galaxy70, the EPOMAKER Galaxy100 QMK keyboard joins the Galaxy Aluminum Keyboard series with new functionality and upgrades. Featuring a gasket-mounted structure, high-quality lubed linear switches, and 5 soft cushioning layers, the Galaxy100 keyboard provides a uniquely satisfying, creamy typing sound. The addition of Numpad and metal knob, essential for volume control and data entry tasks, offers more programmable keys for custom controls, significantly improving workflow efficiency and enhancing gaming experience QMK/VIA Keyboard with Multi-Device Compatibility: To elevate your typing experience, the Galaxy100 keyboard is upgraded with QMK/VIA support. The VIA Software offers endless possibilities in remapping keys, editing automating repetitive macros, and customizing layers, making Galaxy100 perfect for those seeking maximum control and personalization. Compatible with WIN, Mac, and Android systems, the Galaxy100 works across multiple devices with ease, ideal for those seeking a versatile office keyboard that also moonlights as gaming controller Long-Lasting Wireless Performance: Powered by the outstanding 8000mah battery, the Galaxy100 keyboard gives you convenience and productivity. Packed with three modes of connection, the Galaxy100 keyboard offers reliable 2.4Ghz wireless, low-latency cable mode, and versatile Bluetooth connectivity. Indulge yourself in continuous gaming sessions with no hassle of cable nor interruptions from charging, and relish in the enduring and stable performance made possible by Galaxy100 keyboard Pre-Lubed Hot-Swappable Linear Switches: Lubed in factory, the Galaxy100 keyboard houses linear marble switches that sounds as gentle and enjoyable as mellow marbles. With the cushioned Gasket-Structure, the typing sound is dampened to a soft thud perfect for various use scenarios. The Galaxy100 Keyboard also comes with hot-swappable PCB and a 2-in-1 switch puller, for keyboard enthusiasts to test out different switches seamlessly and effortlessly. No more soldering iron, as a switch swap can be as simple as a pull-and-push Aluminum Gasket Keyboard: Enjoy the sleek, modern look of Galaxy100’s aluminum alloy shell, which brings the keyboards to the next level in more than appearance. Its satisfying and weighty feel aids in typing stability, while the thick aluminum case promises quality and durability. The Gasket-Mount design of Galaxy100 keyboard gives a perfect mix of rigidity and flexibility, helping achieve the soft but stable typing feel loved by many. Full of sound-dampening materials such as Poron, IXPE, EMDP, and PET Sound Enhancement Pad, the shock of each keystroke is cushioned to dampen typing sound, highlight pure Thocky thud of the switch, and reduce hand fatigue for ultimate typing comfort South-Facing RGB Backlight: Upgrade your desk setup to a professional, high-tech style, with the Backlit Galaxy100 keyboard. Each key on the keyboard is equipped with a south-facing LED, to be brighter from the typist’s angle. The per-key illumination comes with customizable RGB options, for gamers to personalize brightness, colors and light effects for an immersive session. The thick PBT keycaps are not shine-through, with dye-subbed colors and legends that stay clear and vivid after long-term usage
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9 reviews for EPOMAKER Galaxy100 QMK/VIA Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Aluminum Shell, Bluetooth/2.4Ghz/USB-C, Pre-Lubed Hot-Swappable Linear Switches, NKRO, RGB Backlit (Black, Marble White Switch)
A Tank of a Keyboard – Exceptional Build, Minor Software Issues
This is my first time buying a mechanical keyboard brand new, not secondhand off Amazon or eBay, and I couldn’t be happier with the choice. I’ve used a few different keyboards before—starting with a wired Logitech, then moving on to a Keychron K1 Slim Profile. That one was fine, but the ultra-thin, chiclet-style keys made it a little tougher to get used to for long typing sessions. There was no real curvature to the keys, so it didn’t do much for muscle memory.I’m not super into the custom keyboard world, and I don’t know a ton about switches or keycap quality, but this thing blows every keyboard I’ve used out of the water.The standout feature? The build quality.The entire body is made of metal—something you almost never see in this price range. Most keyboards around this price point are plastic, plain and simple. The metal frame was 90% of why I bought it, and it did not disappoint. It’s got a solid weight to it and feels incredibly durable. This is the kind of keyboard that stays on your desk for years. I wouldn’t travel with it—way too hefty for that—but as a permanent setup piece, it’s perfect.Typing experience? Smooth and satisfying.The keys sound great—soft, muted clicks with none of the harsh clatter you might associate with mechanical boards. The default keycaps are a neutral tone that goes nicely with my setup (I’m using a white monitor currently), and while they’re not see-through, they still look clean and well-made.A few small drawbacks worth mentioning:• The included software didn’t recognize the keyboard at all on my system. That means I couldn’t customize anything—not even rebind the volume knob (which I believe is supposed to be customizable). This might just be a firmware thing, but it was frustrating.• The LEDs underneath the keys are okay, but the keys themselves are solid (not translucent), so the lighting doesn’t shine through the legends like it does on other boards I’ve used. Not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of if RGB is important to you.Overall:If you’re looking for a high-quality, metal-frame mechanical keyboard without jumping into the $200+ range, this is absolutely it. It’s easily the best-built keyboard I’ve owned, and despite the software issues, I love typing on it. Would buy again in a heartbeat.
Quality and worth the price imho
The app you download to program macros and color sets isn’t the most beginner friendly, but outside of that this is a solidly built, hefty keyboard with a really nice sound. Very smooth, not too loud, and keystrokes are very responsive while either typing or gaming. The layout takes a little getting use to if you are only familiar with the standard full-size layout, but the benefits outweigh that by a long shot. So far the battery life has been great for me, but having the option to use it wired, wireless, or bluetooth really overrides battery for me personally.
Best full size thoky keyboard with a knob for around 100.
I’ve used Keycrons for years. Decided to try Epomaker.This keyboard THOKS. It sounds like marbles hitting together. Lower sound, not clicky where it’s like you’re hearing the metal braces below the space bar, or wiggling somewhere. None of that. Just solid, low thok sounds when typing.And really smooth key presses.And I like the rounded edges on the keycaps. They feel solid and have a little texture to them so your fingers don’t slide around.Not really into the salmon colored lettering, but no biggie.Software works fine, just have to use USB to get it to see your keyboard. It allows layers – which I guess are like profiles. So you can set up a layer to then put a bunch of macros assigned to keys, and then swap to another layer when you want a normal keyboard.Heavy, build quality superb.
Love the sound! WISTERIA LINEAR SWITCHES
I’m not really well versed in the keyboard scene, but I’ve been looking for a nice, affordable, hot swappable keyboard for my gaming set up and this was it! Before this, I was using the logitech keyboard from the aurora collection and I loved the lighting settings and it served its purpose. This keyboard however feels better when I’m typing and the sound is so much softer on the ears!! Whenever I’m bored I’m just using monkey type so I can hear the keys lol.In the picture, you’ll see I changed the keycaps to match my setup more, but the stock keycaps felt really good and were very easy to type on. I was also surprised to feel how heavy it is! It has a weight to it that makes the keyboard feel more high quality, and the aluminum makes it feel more durable. Connecting it to my computer was easy, I used a wired connection and tried the bluetooth, not sure about the wifi connection though.Literally, the only downsides I had were these: when swapping out the caps, the switches sometimes came with (just a little annoyance), and the software. The driver does not work on my pc as an app (it won’t allow me to upload the json file and cannot detect my keyboard), so if I ever want to change the lighting or keybinds I have to make sure I bookmark the link for my driver and use my browser to fix it…it also didn’t feel very user friendly at least for me, which again I’ve never really used any other keyboard drivers besides the logitech app for my previous keyboard. I also wish there was a way to personalize the lighting on it a little more! I ended up with the jellybean rain drops in the settings, but there’s maybe 10 presets and I haven’t figured out yet if there’s a way to make your own lighting patterns. If anyone has advice on that, please let me know :)Overall, I think for $100 – $120 this is a really great keyboard and I’m hoping there is some longevity to it as well. If you’re looking for an affordable option or to get into mechanical keyboards, I think this is a great way to start.
Rewelacyjna jakość wykonania. Ciężar sprawia że nie zawahałbym się użyć jej w samoobronie. Jedynie na pokrętło od dźwięku musiałem nałożyć gumę aby łatwiej było regulować.
Hands down the best keyboard I have ever owned. Coming from a full sized Logitech G915, that thing cost me £250. What a rip-off. This cost me £90 while it was on sale, and utterly humiliated my G915 in quality. Feels amazing, buttery smooth, tactile despite the linear switches, and sounds like typing on smooth pebbles or marbles. Its build quality is superb, weighs a ton so it doesn’t budge easily or slide on the desk, and is fully remappable via KVM software so those extra numpad keys are handy for macros.
Excellent mechanical keyboard, incredible feel with the soft gasket mount.Note that the marble white switches are quite light, some people love this, I don’t.I’ve replaced the switches for gateron milky yellow pro and the keyboard is now an absolute joy to use, and is even more quiet than stock but still has a got deep subdued thock.I absolutely recommend this to anyone that is looking for a full keyboard with numpad, they are rare and this is the one for sure. The keyboard also weighs 2kg, which really helps with the sound and feel.
مو من طبعي اكتب ريفيو، لكن هذا من احسن الكيبوردات اللي استخدمتها وفاق التوقعات خاصة اني كنت استخدم كيبورد كي كرون .. الصوت وانت تكتب مو طبيعي تحس كانك تاكل اسكريم مليان كريمة فوق الغيوم… ادري وصفي غريب لكن بيفهموني حقين الكيبوردات .. حطيت 4 نجوم لأن الكرتونه جت معفوطة من الشحن
The only problem with this keyboard, it’s that it doesn’t have a right control key. Overall it’s a great keyboard. It’s heavy. I mean the body is aluminium the key caps sound good. Is it value for money? The price is steep. It hangs around the middle. I wouldn’t call it value for money, but on the flipside, I wouldn’t call it bad either. When it comes to the RGB. It’s nice, but I have found some weird aspects to it. It’s bright enough. You can turn down the brightness. Looks great for gaming purposes. I would give it 8/10
Rechargeable Battery 
Fast & Responsive 
Versatile Tri-Modes 
Intuitive Control 
Work Across Systems 
Durable & Sleek 
Experiment & Custom 
Maxium Control 
N-key Rollover 
Indicator Lights 
Jlox1 –
A Tank of a Keyboard – Exceptional Build, Minor Software Issues
This is my first time buying a mechanical keyboard brand new, not secondhand off Amazon or eBay, and I couldn’t be happier with the choice. I’ve used a few different keyboards before—starting with a wired Logitech, then moving on to a Keychron K1 Slim Profile. That one was fine, but the ultra-thin, chiclet-style keys made it a little tougher to get used to for long typing sessions. There was no real curvature to the keys, so it didn’t do much for muscle memory.I’m not super into the custom keyboard world, and I don’t know a ton about switches or keycap quality, but this thing blows every keyboard I’ve used out of the water.The standout feature? The build quality.The entire body is made of metal—something you almost never see in this price range. Most keyboards around this price point are plastic, plain and simple. The metal frame was 90% of why I bought it, and it did not disappoint. It’s got a solid weight to it and feels incredibly durable. This is the kind of keyboard that stays on your desk for years. I wouldn’t travel with it—way too hefty for that—but as a permanent setup piece, it’s perfect.Typing experience? Smooth and satisfying.The keys sound great—soft, muted clicks with none of the harsh clatter you might associate with mechanical boards. The default keycaps are a neutral tone that goes nicely with my setup (I’m using a white monitor currently), and while they’re not see-through, they still look clean and well-made.A few small drawbacks worth mentioning:• The included software didn’t recognize the keyboard at all on my system. That means I couldn’t customize anything—not even rebind the volume knob (which I believe is supposed to be customizable). This might just be a firmware thing, but it was frustrating.• The LEDs underneath the keys are okay, but the keys themselves are solid (not translucent), so the lighting doesn’t shine through the legends like it does on other boards I’ve used. Not a dealbreaker, but something to be aware of if RGB is important to you.Overall:If you’re looking for a high-quality, metal-frame mechanical keyboard without jumping into the $200+ range, this is absolutely it. It’s easily the best-built keyboard I’ve owned, and despite the software issues, I love typing on it. Would buy again in a heartbeat.
Luke C –
Quality and worth the price imho
The app you download to program macros and color sets isn’t the most beginner friendly, but outside of that this is a solidly built, hefty keyboard with a really nice sound. Very smooth, not too loud, and keystrokes are very responsive while either typing or gaming. The layout takes a little getting use to if you are only familiar with the standard full-size layout, but the benefits outweigh that by a long shot. So far the battery life has been great for me, but having the option to use it wired, wireless, or bluetooth really overrides battery for me personally.
Matthew Raish –
Best full size thoky keyboard with a knob for around 100.
I’ve used Keycrons for years. Decided to try Epomaker.This keyboard THOKS. It sounds like marbles hitting together. Lower sound, not clicky where it’s like you’re hearing the metal braces below the space bar, or wiggling somewhere. None of that. Just solid, low thok sounds when typing.And really smooth key presses.And I like the rounded edges on the keycaps. They feel solid and have a little texture to them so your fingers don’t slide around.Not really into the salmon colored lettering, but no biggie.Software works fine, just have to use USB to get it to see your keyboard. It allows layers – which I guess are like profiles. So you can set up a layer to then put a bunch of macros assigned to keys, and then swap to another layer when you want a normal keyboard.Heavy, build quality superb.
キアラ –
Love the sound! WISTERIA LINEAR SWITCHES
I’m not really well versed in the keyboard scene, but I’ve been looking for a nice, affordable, hot swappable keyboard for my gaming set up and this was it! Before this, I was using the logitech keyboard from the aurora collection and I loved the lighting settings and it served its purpose. This keyboard however feels better when I’m typing and the sound is so much softer on the ears!! Whenever I’m bored I’m just using monkey type so I can hear the keys lol.In the picture, you’ll see I changed the keycaps to match my setup more, but the stock keycaps felt really good and were very easy to type on. I was also surprised to feel how heavy it is! It has a weight to it that makes the keyboard feel more high quality, and the aluminum makes it feel more durable. Connecting it to my computer was easy, I used a wired connection and tried the bluetooth, not sure about the wifi connection though.Literally, the only downsides I had were these: when swapping out the caps, the switches sometimes came with (just a little annoyance), and the software. The driver does not work on my pc as an app (it won’t allow me to upload the json file and cannot detect my keyboard), so if I ever want to change the lighting or keybinds I have to make sure I bookmark the link for my driver and use my browser to fix it…it also didn’t feel very user friendly at least for me, which again I’ve never really used any other keyboard drivers besides the logitech app for my previous keyboard. I also wish there was a way to personalize the lighting on it a little more! I ended up with the jellybean rain drops in the settings, but there’s maybe 10 presets and I haven’t figured out yet if there’s a way to make your own lighting patterns. If anyone has advice on that, please let me know :)Overall, I think for $100 – $120 this is a really great keyboard and I’m hoping there is some longevity to it as well. If you’re looking for an affordable option or to get into mechanical keyboards, I think this is a great way to start.
Zgodne z opisem. Działa jak należy. Polecam –
Rewelacyjna jakość wykonania. Ciężar sprawia że nie zawahałbym się użyć jej w samoobronie. Jedynie na pokrętło od dźwięku musiałem nałożyć gumę aby łatwiej było regulować.
Hat-Kid –
Hands down the best keyboard I have ever owned. Coming from a full sized Logitech G915, that thing cost me £250. What a rip-off. This cost me £90 while it was on sale, and utterly humiliated my G915 in quality. Feels amazing, buttery smooth, tactile despite the linear switches, and sounds like typing on smooth pebbles or marbles. Its build quality is superb, weighs a ton so it doesn’t budge easily or slide on the desk, and is fully remappable via KVM software so those extra numpad keys are handy for macros.
SL –
Excellent mechanical keyboard, incredible feel with the soft gasket mount.Note that the marble white switches are quite light, some people love this, I don’t.I’ve replaced the switches for gateron milky yellow pro and the keyboard is now an absolute joy to use, and is even more quiet than stock but still has a got deep subdued thock.I absolutely recommend this to anyone that is looking for a full keyboard with numpad, they are rare and this is the one for sure. The keyboard also weighs 2kg, which really helps with the sound and feel.
Abdulaziz.HH –
مو من طبعي اكتب ريفيو، لكن هذا من احسن الكيبوردات اللي استخدمتها وفاق التوقعات خاصة اني كنت استخدم كيبورد كي كرون .. الصوت وانت تكتب مو طبيعي تحس كانك تاكل اسكريم مليان كريمة فوق الغيوم… ادري وصفي غريب لكن بيفهموني حقين الكيبوردات .. حطيت 4 نجوم لأن الكرتونه جت معفوطة من الشحن
rishi –
The only problem with this keyboard, it’s that it doesn’t have a right control key. Overall it’s a great keyboard. It’s heavy. I mean the body is aluminium the key caps sound good. Is it value for money? The price is steep. It hangs around the middle. I wouldn’t call it value for money, but on the flipside, I wouldn’t call it bad either. When it comes to the RGB. It’s nice, but I have found some weird aspects to it. It’s bright enough. You can turn down the brightness. Looks great for gaming purposes. I would give it 8/10