Epomaker launches Bamboo75, Galaxy75 and Alice40 keyboards starting at $69.99
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Epomaker released three new mechanical keyboards, including the $109 Galaxy75, the wood-built $109.99 Bamboo75, and the $69.99 ergonomic Alice40.
Epomaker expanded its peripheral lineup by launching three mechanical keyboards on its online store in November 2026. The new releases target different desktop preferences, ranging from standard layouts to alternative ergonomic designs.
The Galaxy75 costs $109 and features an aluminium case paired with a polycarbonate plate. It uses a 75% layout, an 8,000 mAh battery, and Epomaker Creamy Jade linear switches. Buyers can choose between black, purple, and pink colorways.
The Bamboo75 sells for $109.99 and swaps metal for a bamboo case with a wood-grain print on its ABS and PBT keycaps. Epomaker says the tray-mounted design, flex-cut PCB, and slotted plate create a marbly sound profile. It shares the 8,000 mAh battery and Creamy Jade switches of its sibling, alongside Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz wireless connectivity. Epomaker does not specify the exact battery life or the specific protective coating used on the wood.
Priced at $69.99, the Alice40 targets users looking for a smaller ergonomic layout. It weighs 531 grams in a plastic case with flip-out feet that adjust the typing angle between 5 degrees and 8.5 degrees. The board uses a columnar stagger layout with 46 keys, a central volume knob, and split space bars. It packs a 3,000 mAh battery, Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz wireless connections, and a 1 kHz polling rate. Epomaker claims a 5 ms latency over 2.4 GHz and 3 ms over USB Type-C. All three keyboards support VIA and the Epomaker Hub web driver.
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