EPOMAKER TH108

I never really hear anyone say anything bad about Akko. People on this sub hate Epomaker because of their business practices, but I got a few of their boards before I knew they were a not so nice business entity - and honestly the boards are nice (TH80 and TH108). Keychron is a "good enough" choice,

Are you searching specifically for “full-sized mechanical keyboards”? With those keywords in Amazon, there are like 100s of budget-friendly boards in many different colors and designs. These are among the first five that pop up on Amazon for me: Aula F108 Pro Redragon K745 PRO Aula F99 YUNZII B98 PR

TH108 - Sea Salt Silent TH108 Pro - Sea Salt Silent Cherry KC 200 MX - MX2A Silent Red Keychron K10 - Silent Red Personally I would get the Cherry, both the TH108 and Keychron have lots of reports of keys randomly failing, although the TH108 might feel more cushioned. But all of these options are go

They make the keyboards now where you can pull out the keycaps and switches and pop in new ones while it’s on. My Epomaker keyboards all came with a combo switch and keycap puller. There’s nothing to it - squeeze and pull. Prebuilt will definitely save you time and money. Like I said, I’m pretty hap

They get a really bad rep on Reddit for some reason about corporate behavior, but I've loved my Epomaker keyboards. I have a TH108 at home, and then I bought one just to use at work. Works like a charm.

Just got mine back from warranty which had this issue. They updated the firmware on it which the notes claim fixes the issue. Will report back here if I see the issue again. Had the same on my Logitech G613. Absolutely infuriating problem to have to deal with. While the Keychron was with warranty I

The Epomaker TH108 has a silent option. But that's ANSI, and it's Epomaker.

I have an Epomaker TH108 and an Aula F108 Pro and I love them both. Never an issue. Both reasonably priced and fun to change switches and keycaps. It’s important to note that I only use them for work (Aula) and personal (Epo), both at home. I don’t game or anything like that. Also, I’m very novice a

I have a th108 (before I found out about EPOMAKER’s issues), it definitely is not quite but I wouldn’t consider it loud, very creamy tho and I like the sound. I got my mom a galaxy100 tho and the board failed on it after a couple months so I’d recommend a different brand.

For a newbie just starting out, you're going to be very pleased with either the Epomaker TH108 with Sea Salt silent switches or the Low Profile Nuphy Node with Blush switches. People will say that Epomaker is sketchy, but that's what extended warranties are for. Worth it for any keyboard, honestly.