Epomaker Galaxy75 and Bamboo75 keyboards ship with 8000mAh batteries for around $110

The latest two wireless mechanical keyboards from Epomaker give consumers the choice to go metal or wood in their desktop environment. In the Galaxy75 and Bamboo75, the 75% keyboards are designed for those looking for compact keyboard designs with excellent battery life and the ability to customize their typing experience. These new launches further expand Epomaker's offerings with materials and choice while still giving core features like dual wireless connectivity.

Choose between aluminum or bamboo cases in Epomaker's new 75% wireless keyboards

The Galaxy75 takes on a metal aluminum frame, but also includes a polycarbonate top plate to minimize resonance. The keyboard is equipped with Epomaker Creamy Jade linear switches. Keycaps are done up in Cherry profile with PBT/PC/ABS materials.

Spec comparison

As for the Bamboo75, the metal frame is replaced with a natural bamboo case. Keycaps here are done in ABS and PBT materials with wood grain design printing. Full customization is offered with both VIA and Epomaker Hub web driver support for both.

Both the Galaxy75 and Bamboo75 have an 8000mAh battery each. For connection, Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless connectivity is given for steady use. While the Galaxy75 has a gasket mount design, the Bamboo75 has a tray mount with Flex-cut PCB and slot plate as an alternative gasket design.

The typing experience of the Galaxy75 is described as "striking marble," by Epomaker. Unfortunately, no details are given on exact battery life (how long it lasts).

The Epomaker Galaxy75 is available now through their online store. Costing 109 USD (about $109). Similarly, the Bamboo75 is also available now.

For a cost of 109.99 USD (about $110). We've been keeping an eye on both and had previously detailed the release of the Galaxy75 for around $104, as noted in previous reports. Now the choice is yours to directly buy either right from the source, with instant shipping options.