EPOMAKER TH108

AULA F108 Pro - great value, tri-mode wireless, RGB, solid build EPOMAKER TH108 - similar deal, good switches, clean design Akko MG108B - higher quality feel, reliable, good stock experience MCHOSE K99 V2 - newer, solid specs, compact full-size layout

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.

My very favorite 96% keyboard for under $100 is the Galaxy100 or Galaxy100 Lite. Theyre nearly identical with the Light weighing a little less. Theyre excellent out of the box, but if you want a soft keypress, you can swap in silent switches like the outemu limes. If you dont want to mess with switc

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,

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

I bought the Epomaker TH108 2 months ago with the sea salt silent switches. Those are silent linears, they were also my first time trying out linears, they're OK but still not my thing. Since the keyboard pcb is hot swap, I was able to buy TTC Silent Bluish White v2 which are quiet tactiles and I li

Kisnt KN104 or Epomaker TH108 (this last one has a silent switch option) For around $100, you can also pick up a nuphy node high profile or low profile with silent blush switches.

The only silent fullsize keyboards I have seen are the Epomaker TH108, which is decent. And the Keychron V6 with Keychron Silent Red switches (these are differen than regular red). Both are on amazon. However, both are linear, rather than tactile. Keychron also offers the V6 with Brown switches, but

You're welcome. Yep, FR4 is a good middle ground. What kind of switches were you looking at? Linear or tactile? Heavy press or light press? Smooth or scratchy? Silent, clacky, thocky, marbley, creamy? Ive heard pretty good things about the Yunzii C75 and the Epomaker TH108 with Creamy Jade switches