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The SK68/SK68S is hot swappable which is a rare feature among mechanical keyboards, this means you can easily change out your mechanical switches for a different type, without any soldering or effort. Want a different typing feel or sound? Simply change out the switches, and you can have a completely different tactile experience! This also extends the lifespan of the keyboard.
SK68S can connect via Bluetooth for wireless connectivity or with the included Type-C USB cable. With Bluetooth 5.1, it easily connects seamlessly with your devices with up to three devices at once, and easily switch between devices for efficient multitasking and speedy performance. And you can quickly switch between operating system layouts on the SK68S. Included 1900mAh battery ensures long using time, no worries of short out.
You can reprogram any key on the SK68 to make custom macros and add layers for extra function. Your macros and layout mapping will forever revolutionize how you interact with your program softwares and games.
The SK68/SK68S features RGB lighting with 16.8 million LED colors, rhythm and sound lighting combinations. With additional key-programming and macro-creation for three definable layers. You can download additional lighting effects to the library and easily use them through the lighting effects driver. Simply connect the keyboard using the USB cable to access effects and software updates. Our database is constantly updating with different lighting effects. Enjoy a more immersive and colorful typing and gaming experience.
The SK68/SK68S is fully compatible with every operating system and you can easily switch between the different OS with just the flip of a switch. It is one of the few mechanical keyboards featuring the Mac layout media keys for the comprehensive integration of the UI. It allows you to use all of the same media keys as a conventional macOS keyboard, but with the unparalleled typing satisfaction of mechanical switches. Compatible with every version of each operating system.
The top-grade PBT thermal sublimation keycaps which is considered the top choice for keycap material as PBT is much more durable, oil-resistant and stays true to color longer. It’s also abrasion-resistant, waterproof and dust resistant to keep your keyboard lasting longer. The ABS light-through keycaps, on the other hand, enables you to enjoy more from the RGB effects. The keycap form was developed for a more ergonomic and comfortable typing experience, with a smooth curvature that perfectly fits the shape of each finger.
All good i have only good experience of this keyboard
Dope
what first started out as random leds staying on, now the whole first row of keys dont work. Pathetic build quality
EPOMAKER SKYLOONG SK68/SK68S
I just got this in the mail today 3 days in advance of the estimation, which is great for an international shipment, but was almost devastated when my plans to mod this keyboard with Panda switches were ruined by the complete lack of warning that "hotswap" means nothing when it comes to optical switches. No switch that isn't a Gateron Optical switch will fit in this proprietary socket.
Of course, I still got to work on this because Gateron Optical Blacks are still a great base to work with and I'd never worked optical switches (that I could take out and open up) before. After replacing the run-of-the-mill stabilizers for some generously lubed Durock plate mounts (really, I tried to save the stock stabs but nothing can), I went to work for an hour cutting some polyethylene foam which I had to actually be deliberate with or else they would trigger the optical sensors on the PCB, and used some, erm, egregiously cheap foaming techniques in the form of paper towel. I've done it before, and for being literally the cheapest of the cheap, it works fairly well, though YMMV. Then after maybe 8 hours of lubing the stems and springs of each switch generously with Krytox 205g0 (why yes i am slow how could you tell) I came to a really impressive almost-end product that I would estimate cost maybe $60 when this was on sale for $40 as shown in the linked video. Then a week and a half later when my keycaps came in, this thing sounded just a slight touch nicer.
My biggest gripes is that as probably heard in the typing tests there seems to be some sort of weird interference with LShift, Enter and Backspace that it's not bottoming out properly, trust me when I say it's not 90% rattle, those things were generously lubed. The board would also be nicer if you weren't limited to optical switches, which is what the GK68 is for, but I bought into the shiny "SALE" tag. Literally any foam in the board would also be a great addition, especially for a retail $65. The software is also very confusing at first, and even a week and a half later I only kind of understand what I'm doing with LED configuration (I still don't know how the hell to save a profile on-board and keep it for rebinds). Finally, it's easy to point at the weirdly placed Backspace, but you get used to it eventu`ally.
Otherwise, this is plus one of the keycap sets here and a bit of patience with switches and literally a $15 set of replacement stabilizers nets you a great budget board that is either $60-$90 with the stock caps or $130-$160 with keycaps in a form factor that should be suitable for most people. I will definitely recommend the GK68 over the SK68 though, just because of the higher varience of switch compatability.
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To choose the suitable switch, it depends on the scenario you use the keyboard and your preference on the typing experience. Here is our helpful guide for your reference: View our Switch Selection Guide
For manuals and software, you may find it in this link: software downloads page
As the ANSI is one of the most popular layouts around the world, our keyboards are following this trend for now. For other layouts, we will try our best to make them available on our website in the future.
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All good i have only good experience of this keyboard
Dope
what first started out as random leds staying on, now the whole first row of keys dont work. Pathetic build quality
EPOMAKER SKYLOONG SK68/SK68S
I just got this in the mail today 3 days in advance of the estimation, which is great for an international shipment, but was almost devastated when my plans to mod this keyboard with Panda switches were ruined by the complete lack of warning that "hotswap" means nothing when it comes to optical switches. No switch that isn't a Gateron Optical switch will fit in this proprietary socket.
Of course, I still got to work on this because Gateron Optical Blacks are still a great base to work with and I'd never worked optical switches (that I could take out and open up) before. After replacing the run-of-the-mill stabilizers for some generously lubed Durock plate mounts (really, I tried to save the stock stabs but nothing can), I went to work for an hour cutting some polyethylene foam which I had to actually be deliberate with or else they would trigger the optical sensors on the PCB, and used some, erm, egregiously cheap foaming techniques in the form of paper towel. I've done it before, and for being literally the cheapest of the cheap, it works fairly well, though YMMV. Then after maybe 8 hours of lubing the stems and springs of each switch generously with Krytox 205g0 (why yes i am slow how could you tell) I came to a really impressive almost-end product that I would estimate cost maybe $60 when this was on sale for $40 as shown in the linked video. Then a week and a half later when my keycaps came in, this thing sounded just a slight touch nicer.
My biggest gripes is that as probably heard in the typing tests there seems to be some sort of weird interference with LShift, Enter and Backspace that it's not bottoming out properly, trust me when I say it's not 90% rattle, those things were generously lubed. The board would also be nicer if you weren't limited to optical switches, which is what the GK68 is for, but I bought into the shiny "SALE" tag. Literally any foam in the board would also be a great addition, especially for a retail $65. The software is also very confusing at first, and even a week and a half later I only kind of understand what I'm doing with LED configuration (I still don't know how the hell to save a profile on-board and keep it for rebinds). Finally, it's easy to point at the weirdly placed Backspace, but you get used to it eventu`ally.
Otherwise, this is plus one of the keycap sets here and a bit of patience with switches and literally a $15 set of replacement stabilizers nets you a great budget board that is either $60-$90 with the stock caps or $130-$160 with keycaps in a form factor that should be suitable for most people. I will definitely recommend the GK68 over the SK68 though, just because of the higher varience of switch compatability.
