EPOMAKER Split70 QMK/VIA 70% Split Layout Wired/BT/2.4Ghz Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with Programmable Knob Mac Modifier
Computer Peripherals
“The Epomaker Split70 features a 70% split ergonomic layout with a 1000Hz polling rate and gasket-mounted design, offering a premium, muted typing experience. While it provides excellent customization via VIA and versatile tri-mode connectivity, the non-standard layout requires a significant learning curve for users transitioning from traditional keyboards.”
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Gasket-mount design and multi-layer dampening provide a soft, muted, and consistent typing feel.
tech4gamers.comThere are five layers under the keys... reduce sharp shocks and hollow noise
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Hot-swappable PCB allows users to change mechanical switches without soldering.
hardwareasylum.comcomes well equipped with hot-swappable mechanical switches
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Tri-mode connectivity offers flexible usage across wired, 2.4GHz, and Bluetooth devices.
tech4gamers.comWired and 2.4G wireless run at a 1000Hz polling rate
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The non-standard layout, particularly the spacebar and Enter key placement, creates a steep learning curve.
justinmklam.comI kept hitting it instead of Enter with my pinky. That is a layout tax
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The keyboard requires a physical cable connection between the two halves to function.
omegaultra.comrequiring you to connect the left and right sides with an included USB-C-to-USB-C cable
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Bluetooth connectivity significantly increases latency to 15ms compared to 2.4GHz or wired modes.
tech4gamers.comBluetooth drops to 125Hz. That translates into... 15ms for Bluetooth
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It doesn’t feel flimsy, but there’s a subtle give thanks to the gasket-mount design.
tech4gamers.comIt doesn’t feel flimsy, but there’s a subtle give thanks to the gasket-mount design.
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Man, that’s not great for me, and likely a number of others.
retrohandhelds.ggMan, that’s not great for me, and likely a number of others.
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This isn’t a major issue or anything, and if it does get too annoying for you, you can always remap the keys in VIA.
hlplanet.comThis isn’t a major issue or anything, and if it does get too annoying for you, you can always remap the keys in VIA.