EPOMAKER TH108 V2 PRO

EPOMAKER TH108 V2 PRO

By EPOMAKER · Mechanical Keyboards · Home & Workspace

  • 104-key full-size 100% layout
  • 10,000 mAh battery, up to 300 hours continuous use
  • 5-layer gasket-mounted structure with PORON, IXPE and silicone foam
  • Tri-mode 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth 5.0 and USB-C connectivity
  • Hot-swappable 3-pin/5-pin PCB with PBT double-shot keycaps

Lowest price seen
$128.69
from $128.69 at AliExpress · Checked Oct 12, 2026

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Summary

A full-size 104-key gasket-mounted mechanical keyboard with a 10,000 mAh battery, tri-mode wireless, hot-swap sockets, a glass TFT screen and a front-mounted aluminum knob, sold direct by EPOMAKER at $98.99. Check two things before you buy: independent testing of this exact model is thin, and the keycaps carry US markings that can confuse UK users.

Strengths

  • The gasket mount and five-layer dampening produce a soft, clean sound owners describe as a cozy thock.
  • The 10,000 mAh battery is rated up to 200 hours, and reviewers report it barely drains across days of wireless use.
  • Tri-mode connectivity covers 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth and USB-C, so it moves between machines without re-pairing cables.
  • Hot-swap sockets take 5-pin switches with no soldering, and two spares ship in the box.
  • A full-size ANSI layout with a glass TFT screen and a front aluminum knob is rare at this price.
  • Independent reviewers rate the exact model well, including a 9.0/10 from Funky Kit.

Weaknesses

  • One owner cannot disable Bluetooth sleep mode, and calls the web-based configuration tool a gimmick.
  • The included keycap puller grips very snug; switches can pop out with the keycaps and break.
  • The case is thick ABS, and the predecessor model drew complaints about case flex.
  • The screen’s clock needs a USB connection to a PC running EPOMAKER’s web drivers to sync.
  • The Pink JellyPaw variant uses PC+ABS keycaps rather than PBT, despite the general PBT wording.
  • US keycap markings can confuse UK buyers, with @ and " swapped and no £ symbol.

Verified specifications

Layout100% full-size, 104 keys, ANSI.
Battery10,000 mAh rechargeable; manufacturer claim of up to 200 hours with the screen and RGB off.
Connectivity2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth and USB-C wired.
Polling rate1000 Hz over USB and 2.4 GHz; 125 Hz over Bluetooth.
Latency2 ms over USB, 5 ms over 2.4 GHz, 11 ms over Bluetooth.
MountingGasket-mounted.
Sound dampeningFive layers — PORON sandwich foam, IXPE switch pad, sound-enhancement PET, PORON and latex socket foam, and bottom silicone.
CaseThick ABS plastic, with a flex-cut PC plate over an FR4 flex-cut PCB.
PCBHot-swappable, accepts 5-pin mechanical switches.
StabilizersPlate-mounted; PCB and screw-in stabilizers do not fit.
KeycapsCherry profile, PBT double-shot, except the Pink JellyPaw variant, which uses PC+ABS.
SwitchesFactory-lubed Creamy Jade (linear) or Sea Salt Silent V2 (silent linear); two spares in the box.
ScreenGlass TFT showing battery, connection mode, system and lock indicators, with GIF support.
KnobFront-mounted; controls volume or the screen, switched with FN.
RGBSouth-facing per-key LEDs; N-key rollover anti-ghosting.
CompatibilityMac, Windows and Android.
Typing angles6°, 8° and 10.5° through a two-stage kickstand.
Dimensions447.37 × 140.72 × 43.95 mm.
Weight1.5 kg on the product page; the brand’s blog lists 1.23 kg.
In the boxkeyboard, detachable USB A-to-C cable, 2.4 GHz receiver, two extra switches, a 2-in-1 switch and keycap puller, and a multilingual manual.
WarrantyOne year from EPOMAKER, with a 30-day free-return window.
Full research notes and sources

Battery, wireless and charging

EPOMAKER rates the 10,000 mAh battery at up to 200 hours of continuous use with the screen and RGB off, and reviewers back the long-runtime feel: Xbox Tavern said the battery barely drained over several days of wireless use. There is no independent battery measurement of the V2 PRO itself. The closest data point is the predecessor TH108 PRO, which Audiophile Heaven measured at up to 200 hours with the screen and RGB off, dropping to about 42 hours with both on.

For connection it runs 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth or USB-C, at 1000 Hz polling over USB and 2.4 GHz and 125 Hz over Bluetooth. EPOMAKER lists latency of 2 ms over USB, 5 ms over 2.4 GHz and 11 ms over Bluetooth.

Typing feel, sound and build

The board is gasket-mounted with five layers of dampening, and the case is thick ABS over a flex-cut PC plate and FR4 PCB. Funky Kit noted very little flex and a stable build, and a Reddit owner called it a genuinely fantastic surprise with a soft, clean sound profile and a cozy little thock. techAU found the keycaps very snug, to the point that switches popped out with the keycaps during removal and one broke; EPOMAKER ships extra switches as mitigation. The thick ABS case is the same material the TH108 PRO used, where KitGuru flagged case flex and dial wobble.

Screen, knob and software

The glass TFT screen shows battery, connection mode, system and lock indicators and can play GIFs. The front-mounted aluminum knob controls volume or the screen, switching with FN. The screen has no standalone real-time clock; time sync requires a USB connection to a PC running EPOMAKER’s web drivers. Configuration runs through the web-based EPOMAKER Upgear, also called EPOMAKER Hub, with no download required. On the predecessor, KitGuru called the software dated and very basic; one V2 PRO owner still finds the newer web tool a gimmick.

Price and value

EPOMAKER lists the TH108 V2 PRO at $98.99 direct, and the brand’s blog noted a 15% introductory discount at launch in April 2026. MechLands lists it at $104.99. The predecessor TH108 PRO sat lower: $84 at Audiophile Heaven’s April 2026 review and $99 MSRP at Techaeris. Under $100 the V2 PRO is strong value for a full-size gasket board with a screen and knob; $101–110 stays good; $111–130 is fair; above $130 it is weak value unless you specifically want this feature set. The nearest same-brand alternative is EPOMAKER’s F108 Pro V2 at $114.99.

Which model this is

This page covers the EPOMAKER TH108 V2 PRO, the successor to the TH108 PRO with the knob moved from the left side edge to the front right face, updated side lighting and a recalibrated color palette. It comes in Carbon Black, White-Blue-Pink and Side-Print Pink, with Creamy Jade or Sea Salt Silent V2 switches.

The US listing is ASIN B0GLFCP5PP. Don’t confuse it with the base TH108, which has no screen, no knob and an 8,000 mAh battery on some regional pages, or the TH108 PRO, which has a side knob and different lighting.

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