EPOMAKER TH80 Pro 75% Hot Swap RGB 2.4Ghz/Bluetooth 5.0/Wired Mechanical Keyboard with MDA PBT Keycaps, 4000mah Capacity Battery, Knob Control for Windows/Mac(Theory TH80 Pro, Budgerigar Switch)

(959 reviews)

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$89.99

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  • Holly R.

    > 3 day

    This keyboard is so nice. It feels great to type on, the key caps are satisfying, and the sound is great! I bought other switches and another set of key caps to customize it a bit but I’m holding off to enjoy it as is for now. I use it for work and gaming. It’s a bit on the louder side but not clicky, that’s what I was looking for.

  • Jason

    > 3 day

    Great keyboard cheap but feels really good and has a nice quality.

  • Sue

    Greater than one week

    This keyboard is a great beginner keyboard for anyone starting in the hobby. Pretty solid build, not much modding needed and its hot swappable with 3 and 5 pins so you can test other switches/keycaps. Epomakers customer service was amazing. I had a few switches that had a slight ping noise and they sent additional switches for me, although I couldve lubed them up myself, I had not lubed switches before so this was very appreciated.

  • Brandon Marcano

    > 3 day

    This keyboard is a great option for anyone who is looking for a Thocky sounding keyboard. Although it is plastic, it has a nice weight to it and feels sturdy. This keyboard provides a solid platform to start modding and experimenting with customization. I would recommend.

  • Anita

    > 3 day

    I really enjoy typing with this keyboard and the sounds it produces is better than ASMR!

  • LISA M. ROSIER

    > 3 day

    Budgerigar switches are stock thocc one of the best stock keyboards I could possibly find (I’m still gonna mod it tho) but w kb

  • Prof. Carleton Lubowitz DDS

    > 3 day

    Overall a solid value for a prebuilt keyboard. I bought this as a gift, but I have used it and was surprised by the overall feel and sound. Stabilizers come prelubed and dont really rattle, maybe some minor ticking, if that. Keycaps are nice and thick and provide a fairly deep sound. The Gateron Pro yellows have a nice smooth feel to them.

  • Tino Salazar

    > 3 day

    Dont usually leave reviews for the products that I purchase (although I think I will begin to do so) and I am absolutely blow away by the quality of this keyboard, the expertly lubed and NON existent rattle on the stabilizers. I chose the flamingo switch and am stunned by the sound and feel of these linear switches. I practically had some switches in my cart to order but will hold off for now as the sound and quality of these switches blew me away. The keycaps leave something to be desired but for an all in one experience it is not a deterrent for my 5 star review! I definitely recommend this keyboard for any beginners looking to delve into the rabbit hole that is keyboard modding!

  • King Wavy

    > 3 day

    At this price I was shocked to find a functioning wireless + wired gaming mechanical keyboard with a knob. I love the yellow accents and the esc and shift buttons. The knob has an extremely satisfying notched rotation that allows for really precise control. It defaults to volume on windows, have not tried macOS. I do really wish I could map this knob to other things, or even game contextual things. I will look up methods to hack it, but it would have been nice to have a method out of the box. Now for the issues. Theres no mistaking it, the wireless is butt. Tolerable for typing and browsing for sure, but for GAMING its unusable. I tested the following and all had the same results: - 2.4GHz using dongle plugged into my PC side USB - Keypresses occasionally drop - 2.4GHz using dongle plugged into the back of my PC, thinking maybe it was an issue with the front usb port typically being weaker - Nope, keypresses still occasionally dropped. - Bluetooth on Win 10 - Keypresses occasionally drop. I eventually gave up and went wired. A dropped keystroke is fine when typing an email or this review, but in a shooter it can cause me to not jump when I expect or something like that. It was literally causing unnecessary deaths. I (virtually) DIED because of this keyboards crappy wireless! Anyway I still love this thing wired and would recommend it. Its cool lookin, it has a knob, the switches feel good and I like gaming on it. Just dont use the wireless to game. My dream of a fully wireless gaming setup will just have to wait. Supposedly Keychron has done it on an aluminum frame....

  • Nope_no_name_here

    > 3 day

    I bought this in June 2022, so Ive had this for 6 months. I really like the key layout. Ive been looking for something like this for a long time. It feels great in the hand. The sculpted keys feel nice, comfortable, and responsive. Its a bit loud, but less than most reds Ive used. Pros: Sculpted keys feel great. Its much easier to type. Compared to MX Cherry Reds, the switches feel a bit soft, which can be a good or bad thing. Macro works well. Works for Mac and Windows. The top Function keys are separated out in 4s with spacing in between, which really helps when Im working. The knob is really nice for volume mute and control. Each key can be customized. I have the PgUp and PgDn mapped to Home and End buttons. Cons: Every once in awhile the RF connector and USB cable connection will ghost press a button. It doesnt do that in Bluetooth mode. I have to change it to Bluetooth mode then switch back for it to stop ghost pressing. It keeps going to sleep, so the initial two buttons arent recognized. This happens even when the USB is connected and is using the USB mode. Some types of macros wont work unless its in USB mode. No Mac software for customization.

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