EPOMAKER TH108

Habe mir für Arbeit die Epomaker Th108 zugelegt. Knapp über 100€, für 100%. Würde fürs Büro die Silent Switches empfehlen, aber die Creamy klingen auch einfach echt gut.

For a truly quiet keyboard, get silent switches. Akko Fairy switches are the quietest I've tried. Epomaker Roseveil switches are the most non-mushy silent switch I've tried, but it's not as quiet as the Fairy switches. If you want a ready-made silent mechanical keyboard, get the Epomaker TH108. If y

Keychron Q6, V6, or K10 with silent reds, or Epomaker TH108 with Sea Salt Silents.

The creamy sound from the video you linked sounds deeper to me, which I've had better luck getting from plastic or wooden keyboards! You can still achieve it with an aluminum keyboard, but I think it requires a lot less modding~ My first keyboard was the Epomaker TH108, it's plastic, comes prebuilt,

Quiet prebuilt keyboards are limited, but the Nuphy Node 75 or 100 and Epomaker TH108 or RT85 are two good options. If you want creamy, the Rainy75 and Bridge75 are both fantastic but probably too loud. If you want budget creamy, Kisnt KN85. Shoutout: The Keychron C1 Pro TKL (ten-keyless) keyboard w

There are four to six decent ultra budget (under $100) 96% to fullsize keyboards that I would recommend: Kisnt KN104. True 100%. Lovely creamy sound (probably too loud for you). Aula F108. True 100%. Doesn't sound as good as the kisnt but will definitely be too loud. And it possibly has better softw

The highest quality keyboard you can get for the lowest money is the Kisnt KN85. It's $40 on Amazon. To make any hot-swappable keyboard silent, you just get silent switches. Outemu Peaches are a popular budget silent switch. There are no low cost silent keyboards. The closest you will find is the Ep

I’ve been looking for very much the same thing. Just a heads up, a few days ago on Amazon I saw the Epomaker TH108 on sale for like $68. I bought it with the stock silent switches. I’m sort of blown away by how quiet this thing is right out of the box. It’s a plastic keyboard, to be sure, but becaus

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.

Why not just get an epomaker th108? It comes in a silent option. Not sure if it has a screen, but that's a benefit over the long term anyway.