VTER Galaxy100 Aluminum Wireless Mechanical Keyboard

Perfect keyboard, its got a nice sturdy weight to it, and the first all night charge has lasted me about a week and a half already and only now at sixty percent. (Though I also like to use my keyboard without the lights on, so that may have something to do with it.)

Would recommend.

The VTER Galaxy100 is a clone of Epomaker Galaxy100, offering same build quality for a fraction of the price (especially for a EEA buyer).
The Epomaker seems reasonably priced but once you go to checkout, tax and shipping raise the price up to 154 dollars.
It is 99 dollars for VTER at Whatgeek , moreover there are discount codes available on a regular basis - no tax nor shipping added. In my case it ended with 88 bucks which is 43 % less than competition. For such a high quality, aluminium framed, numpad keyboard, it's the best value for money on the market. The Feker Marble switches are dry as ash, hence lubing is highly adviced. 3 hours of work with Krytox (stems + housing) and bag lubing the springs, makes a world of a difference in sound and feel. The feeling/ sound ends up creamy and poppy, a pleasure to ears and fingers.

The downsides are connected with the RGB lighting:
- the "Shooting star" cutout lighting cannot be adjusted in any way, nor turned off which is a shame.
- The "Fn" button is constantly lit up red,also with no possibility to change it or turn it off. I believe that both issues could be ammended by a software update.

No other flaws noticed.

Compared (again) to the Epomaker - the VTER has a nicer keycaps colour layout with grayish and lavender shades while the Epo is all black.

Im.not used to anything but full size keyboards so switching to this uh squished one was a gamble. A gamble that paid off very well the keyboard does not move unless you actually want to pick it up and move it. The instructions came in many languages, yet remains easy to understand. My favorite feature thus far is the lighting settings. Theres a bluetooth feature i have not yet used but id imagine its just as good as the rest of the board. From a noobs pov: great buy.

The typing of the keyboard feels great and the sound is so nice! Good!

For the money, this is the best keyboard with a numpad out there. The keycaps are very nice, the switches feel good, the sound is amazing. It's very very heavy as well. No regrets with this Galaxy100 at all.