JLab Epic Wireless Keyboard is a full-size wireless keyboard built for work, connecting via 2.4GHz USB-A dongle or Bluetooth 5.2. Scissor switches deliver a quiet, shallow keypress suited for office and home office use. 108 keys with a numpad, a media knob, and backlit keys. Compatible with Windows and Mac. Scissor switches provide a low-profile keypress with 1.8mm stroke distance and 5 million cycle key life - quieter and shallower than mechanical switches, making them well suited for shared workspaces and long typing sessions. OS Layout Keys let you switch between Windows and Mac key configurations directly on the keyboard, so the same keyboard works natively on both operating systems without remapping. Full-size (100%) layout with a numpad, function row, navigation cluster, and arrow keys all intact. A media knob handles volume and media without leaving the home row. Tilt legs for adjustable typing angle. Coated ABS top cover. ABS keycaps. Battery life runs over 2 years with the backlight off. Charges via USB-C. Connect via 2.4GHz dongle for a stable low-latency wireless connection or Bluetooth 5.2 for multi-device flexibility.
| Type | Wireless Keyboard |
|---|---|
| Layout | Full-size, 108 keys |
| Backlight | Yes |
| Switch Type | Scissor |
| Connectivity | 2.4GHz USB-A dongle, Bluetooth 5.2 |
| Polling Rate | 125 Hz |
| Compatibility | Windows, Mac |
| Keycap Material | ABS Plastic |
Bought this for work and it's perfect. The wireless connectivity is instant, and the keys are very quiet, which is important in an office setting. Switching between my Windows desktop and Mac laptop is effortless.
I really like the feel of the scissor switches and the backlight. It's great for my setup with both a PC and a MacBook. The media knob works fine, but it seems a little too easy to accidentally bump and change volume sometimes. Otherwise, a very good keyboard.
My old keyboard made my fingers tired after a few hours, but these scissor switches are so light and comfortable. The backlighting is consistent and helps when I'm working in lower light. Great for anyone who types a lot.
The shallow keypress is comfortable for long coding sessions and it switches easily between my devices. I like having a dedicated media knob, but it feels a bit loose compared to the otherwise solid build quality of the keyboard. Still a good buy for productivity.
The typing experience is really smooth and quiet, which is exactly what I needed for my home setup. My only small wish is for PBT keycaps instead of ABS plastic, as I find PBT generally feels a bit more premium and holds up better over time. Still, a solid keyboard.
