MechLands EPOMAKER TH108 Full Size Mechanical Keyboard Wireless Gaming Keyboard 8000mAh Battery Creamy Gasket 108 Keys Hot Swap

The most satisfying keyboard with tons of functionality for the money. The RGB lights are awesome, the accessories it comes with are excellent quality and the switches are the best I've ever used on a keyboard. I was constantly told I type too loud and with this keyboard I no longer get any complaints. Typing is SO SATISFYING. My only complaint is the battery life lasting only about a week per charge, but I am using RGB lights and I have yet to fully charge it to try and extend the battery health. Wired works perfectly as well as wireless though so whether you want BT, dongle or direct USB wired it'll work for all options. Read more

The media could not be loaded. I am new to mechanical keyboards and slowly learning what I do and do not like. What I like about best about this product is that it has a mostly comfortable typing profile, especially when used with a wrist rest. While it's not fully ergonomic per say, it's light years better on my wrists than a thicker keyboard that I tried and subsequently returned. Until now, I've used mostly silent keyboards, but there is just something about the creamy-sounding strokes that this produces. I don't plan on customizing the keys, so I cannot comment on the software to do so, which has to be downloaded anyhow. The most I plan on doing to this keyboard is swapping out switches or replacing the keys. I'd like to note that my first order of this item should have been listed as a warehouse deal, so I sent it right back and received a satisfactory NEW replacement. Read more

Love this keyboard, it is so quiet and the keys are easy to press most silent keyboards. The keys to me are very hard to press and aren’t comfortable for me, but this one the keys are as high as a regular keyboard, but they are super quiet and the color lights are beautiful. I love it. Read more

Excellent. Would grab another in a heartbeat Read more

Very well built, great quality Read more

I'm a big fan of this keyboard. The keys feel great, responsive, but not overly loud like many mechanical keyboards. For the price this is a fantastic product! I also like the design of the backlight and the numerous modes you can select. The key labels are on the front face (not the top) of the keys, giving the keyboard a very sleek look and encouraging you to go by feel instead of looking at your hands. 11/10 would recommend! Read more

This is good keyboard overall but I think if you don't know what you're getting into, you might be a bit disappointed. In terms of construction, the TH108 is pretty substantial feeling even though it is all plastic. There's no metal mounting plate so it does have a little bit of flex - but nothing super noticeable in actual use. The casing feels pretty sturdy and it has thick double-shot PBT keycaps with side printed legends. It's a nice looking board and I also like the RGB strips on the sides - which can be toggled using Fn + Home. The switches are Sea Salt Silent switches and I honestly have mixed feelings about them. On one hand, they are spectacularly quiet, so much so that I'd absolutely use this at the office. The downsides? The typing experience is... surprisingly middling for a mechanical switch. They're fairly heavy in terms of actuation force, slightly scratchy, and the dampening on these switches gives them a vaguely mushy sensation when bottoming out. In fact, they actually sound and feel very reminiscent of rubber domes - just without any tactility. It's not that they aren't nice to type on, it's just the feel was nothing like I was expecting from a mechanical switch. I also ran into an issue with the driver software for this keyboard. Epomaker's site for the TH108 directs you to download it's Upgear software. It has all the usual bells and whistles like RGB customization, macros and whatnot, but it recognizes the keyboard as a TH99; which has a smaller layout than the TH108. I found that this only happens over 2.4 GHz wireless and it recognizes the keyboard just fine when it's plugged in over USB - so just bear that in mind. If you value silence above all, I still think this is a great keyboard, but for pure typing experience I think the Aula F108 is quite a bit better for about the same price. The switches are lighter and smoother, the software actually recognizes it properly and even though it is noisier; I think it sounds a lot more satisfying. If price is no object and you want something that's as quiet and feels better to type on than the TH108 - get a Realforce R3. I think the right person would be plenty happy with this keyboard but unfortunately it just isn't really doing it for me. Read more

This is a nice full-size keyboard, a luxury keyboard, if you will. If you have the space, it is a valuable component for most desktop computers. This keyboard is built solid, it weighs a little over 2 lbs. It gives you 3 options for connectivity, USB, 2.4 GHz & Bluetooth. You can switch it between Mac & Windows. For me, this was plug and play on my Mac. This has dazzling light effects, which can be customized. Included, is a key removal tool and 2 spare key parts. The charging wire, is a long braided cloth one, it’s excellent quality. This features adjustable legs, which an be left flat, or you can choose from 2 different heights. This keyboard is very quiet, typing makes very little noise. I like the style of it, it has a nice subtle blue on white color scheme. Battery life is very good, it lasts me a while between charges. Read more