The Epomaker RT98 is a mechanical keyboard with a modular number pad that slides to either side of the board. That single feature resolves a years-long ergonomic argument between numpad devotees and minimalists. It scores a 7 out of 10.
The RT98 also includes VIA compatibility for remapping, a CRT-style screen, and a retro aesthetic that is either charming or gimmicky depending on your tolerance. The typing feel is described as solid for a budget-friendly board. But there are tradeoffs, and the review names them specifically.
Read the full piece for the breakdown of what those quirks actually cost you in daily use. The modular numpad concept is the headline, but the details on build quality and switch feel are where the real verdict lives.
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