If terms like Creamy, Thocky, or Poppy immediately make you think of keyboard switches, you’ve come to the right place. We’re talking about the characteristics of the switches used in keyboards-both tactile and haptic. We’re testing the Epomaker TH108 Pro keyboard on OCinside.de with Sea Salt Silent Switches and Creamy Jade Switches, along with the Human Fall Flat Fallen Series keycap set-complete with a video and audio sample!
A veritable cult has now developed around the perfect sound of a mechanical keyboard. But how is that sound produced? And are there any keyboards that sound good for under 300 euros? To prove this, we’re putting the TH108 Pro keyboard from Epomaker to the test today. Does it deliver the perfect thock, or is it more creamy? Do the keys even work without Cherry switches, and just how cute can keycaps get? We’ll cover all of this in the following review on OCinside.de …
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Thanks for the support to Marauder25 und den Manufacturer Epomaker.
Epomaker TH108 Pro Keyboard has at review date a price of approx. 105 Euro, Various keycaps are available as optional accessories, such as the Human Fall Flat Fallen Series Keycap Set.
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The Epomaker TH108 Pro Keyboard shipment …
The TH108 Pro Keyboard comes in this simple cardboard box.
Included are a USB-C to USB-A cable, a combined keycap/switch puller, two replacement mechanical switches, and a booklet …
… and, of course, the Epomaker TH108 Pro keyboard.
Tucked away beneath the left stand, we find the 2.4 GHz USB receiver.
If you’d like, you can start by watching a short Epomaker TH108 Pro video here, complete with a demonstration of the lighting and a sound sample, on our OCinside YouTube channel.
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Epomaker TH108 Pro technische Details …