EPOMAKER TH108 V2 Pro Review: A Full-Size Mechanical Keyboard That Does More

Finding a full-size mechanical keyboard that balances productivity, gaming, customisation and wireless flexibility without pushing well beyond the $100 mark can be difficult.

The EPOMAKER TH108 V2 Pro takes aim at that gap with a 104-key layout, gasket-mounted construction, tri-mode connectivity, a built-in TFT display, rotary knob and a sizeable 10000mAh battery.

At $98.99, it is designed for users who want considerably more than a basic office keyboard while still keeping the price within reach of mainstream buyers.

Design And Build Quality: 5/5

The TH108 V2 Pro has a sleek, premium-looking design that makes a strong first impression. Its full-size 100% layout includes the complete function row, navigation cluster and dedicated number pad, making it particularly practical for office work, data entry and gaming.

The keyboard uses an ABS plastic case paired with PBT keycaps, a PC flex-cut plate and plate-mounted stabilisers. Inside, EPOMAKER uses a five-layer dampening system comprising PORON foam, IXPE, PET and silicone.

Together with the gasket-mounted structure, these materials help give the keyboard a more refined typing feel and sound profile than its price might suggest.

Despite the ABS construction, the TH108 V2 Pro feels sturdy, with minimal case flex and a weight of around 1.5kg helping keep it stable during use. The keycaps also remain firmly seated, while the overall construction feels substantially more expensive than the asking price.

The main compromise is the ABS chassis itself. Aluminium competitors can offer a more substantial and premium tactile impression, but the TH108 V2 Pro does not feel flimsy or cheaply built.

Functionality: 4/5

The TH108 V2 Pro performs its primary job well, combining comfortable typing with the flexibility to move between wired and wireless setups.

Its tri-mode connectivity supports wired USB, 2.4GHz wireless and Bluetooth. Wired and 2.4GHz modes support up to 1000Hz polling, while Bluetooth can store up to three paired devices. Five connection banks make switching between systems particularly convenient.

The keyboard is also hot-swappable, allowing users to replace switches without soldering. The two-stage kickstand provides three typing angles, so users can adjust the board to suit their preferred position.

One of the more distinctive additions is the built-in TFT screen. It can display information such as the time, date, battery level, connection mode, operating system, Win key lock, and Caps Lock status. The rotary knob provides another layer of control, allowing users to adjust volume, navigate display menus, and control various keyboard settings.

The main drawback is the software. While the basic keyboard functions are straightforward, customising the display, lighting, and knob functions can feel less intuitive. The web-based tool is relatively basic, while some users have reported issues with the downloadable application failing to detect the keyboard.

Performance: 4/5

In everyday use, the TH108 V2 Pro delivers a premium typing, sound, connectivity, and stability experience.

The gasket-mounted construction and five-layer internal dampening help produce a creamy and thocky sound profile while reducing some of the harsher resonance that can affect less-dampened mechanical keyboards. This makes the board suitable for both office typing and gaming.

Users can choose between two factory-lubed linear switches. The Creamy Jade switches are designed for a smooth feel with a deeper sound, while the Sea Salt Silent V2 switches provide a quieter and softer typing experience.

The PBT keycaps are another practical touch, with different designs available depending on the colour option. The Pink version, for example, uses translucent side-printed keycaps to create a subtle glowing effect, while the Carbon Black version features a carbon-textured front-legend design.

The 10000mAh battery is another standout specification, with EPOMAKER claiming up to 200 hours of continuous use. Combined with tri-mode connectivity, this makes the keyboard well suited to users who regularly switch between devices.

There are, however, a few minor limitations. The full-size design is inherently bulky for travel, the rotary knob can feel somewhat slippery without firm pressure, and some wireless users may find the inability to disable Bluetooth standby frustrating.

Reliability And Durability: 4/5

The hardware gives the impression of being built for regular, long-term desktop use. The substantial weight, limited case flex, firmly seated keycaps, and consistent typing feel all contribute to that impression.

The hot-swappable PCB also improves the keyboard's long-term flexibility. Rather than replacing the entire board when a preferred typing experience changes, users can swap compatible switches without soldering.

The ABS case remains the main caveat. It is less premium than an aluminium chassis and may not satisfy buyers specifically looking for the rigidity and finish associated with higher-end custom keyboards.

Still, there are few indications of the hardware struggling under normal office or gaming use. The larger concern is software reliability and polish rather than the physical construction.

User Experience: 4/5

The TH108 V2 Pro is relatively intuitive when used as a conventional keyboard. Plug it in, connect wirelessly or pair it over Bluetooth, and it is ready to go.

The experience becomes more complicated when users start exploring its customisation options. The TFT display, rotary knob and RGB system give the keyboard considerably more flexibility, but getting the most from those features requires interacting with EPOMAKER's software tools.

That creates an unusual contrast: the hardware feels impressively feature-rich, while the software feels less polished.

Still, the typing experience, sound, connectivity, and physical stability do most of the heavy lifting. For users who spend most of their time typing or gaming rather than constantly tweaking settings, the software shortcomings may be relatively minor.

Value For Money: 4/5

At $98.99, the TH108 V2 Pro packs an unusually large number of features into a sub-$100 mechanical keyboard.

It combines a full-size 104-key layout with gasket mounting, five-layer sound dampening, hot-swappable switches, PBT keycaps, tri-mode connectivity, a TFT display, a rotary knob, and a 10000mAh battery. The combination makes it particularly compelling for desktop users who want one keyboard to handle both productivity and gaming.

The trade-offs are understandable at this price. The ABS case does not provide the same premium feel as aluminium alternatives, while the software lacks the polish of the hardware.

For users prioritising typing quality, wireless flexibility and features over premium materials and sophisticated software, the TH108 V2 Pro offers substantial hardware for the money.

Compatibility And Integration: 5/5

The EPOMAKER TH108 V2 Pro supports both Windows and Mac, with a dedicated system switch for changing between operating systems.

Its three connection methods also make it flexible across different devices. Wired and 2.4GHz wireless connectivity are available for users who want lower-latency performance, while Bluetooth provides convenient multi-device connectivity.

The ability to maintain multiple Bluetooth pairings makes the keyboard particularly useful for people who move between computers during the day.

EPOMAKER × Human Fall Flat FALLEN Series Keycap Set

EPOMAKER has also recently introduced the EPOMAKER × Human Fall Flat FALLEN Series Keycap Set, a special collaboration celebrating the 10th anniversary of Human Fall Flat.

The 139-key set uses dye-sublimated PBT keycaps and a blue-and-white colourway inspired by the game's floating dreamscapes and playful visual identity. Details such as the game's original font and an ESC key inspired by its in-game exit sign give the set a distinctly game-inspired character.

With support for a broad range of layouts, including 60%, TKL, and full-size keyboards, the set offers an easy way to give a compatible keyboard a more distinctive appearance. At $39.99, it is positioned as an optional aesthetic upgrade rather than a necessary part of the TH108 V2 Pro experience.

Installed on the TH108 V2 Pro, the EPOMAKER × Human Fall Flat FALLEN Series Keycap Set gives the otherwise productivity-oriented full-size board a considerably more playful look, making it an appealing option for Human Fall Flat fans and gamers who want their desk setup to reflect their interests.

Pros And Cons

Pros

• Excellent typing feel and sound for its price
• Full-size 104-key layout with dedicated numpad
• Gasket-mounted structure with five-layer internal dampening
• Hot-swappable PCB
• Tri-mode wired, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connectivity
• Large 10000mAh battery
• Useful TFT colour display
• Multifunctional rotary knob
• PBT keycaps
• Windows and Mac compatibility
• Three adjustable typing angles
• Solid construction despite the ABS case

Cons

• Software feels dated and can be difficult to navigate
• Some users report keyboard-detection issues with the downloadable app
• Bluetooth standby cannot be disabled
• Rotary knob can feel slippery
• ABS case lacks the premium feel of aluminium
• Full-size form factor is not particularly portable

Who Is The EPOMAKER TH108 V2 Pro For?

The TH108 V2 Pro makes the most sense for desktop users who want a feature-rich keyboard for a mixture of work and gaming.

It is particularly well suited to people who need a full-size layout for spreadsheets, productivity or frequent number entry but still want the customisation and typing experience associated with enthusiast mechanical keyboards.

It is also a good fit for users who regularly switch between Windows and Mac systems or want to move between wired, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth connections.

On the other hand, travellers and minimalists may find the 100% form factor unnecessarily large. Buyers who place a high priority on aluminium construction or highly polished companion software may also find the compromises more noticeable.

Verdict: 4.3/5

The EPOMAKER TH108 V2 Pro delivers considerably more than its $98.99 price tag initially suggests. Its combination of a full-size layout, gasket-mounted construction, layered dampening, hot-swappable switches, tri-mode connectivity, a TFT display and a 10000mAh battery gives it a strong all-round feature set.

Its biggest weakness is not the core hardware but the software experience. A more polished native application, a way to disable Bluetooth standby and a grippier rotary knob would address some of the most noticeable shortcomings. An aluminium chassis option could also help EPOMAKER appeal to buyers comparing it with more premium custom keyboards.

Even with those compromises, the fundamentals are strong. The TH108 V2 Pro offers a satisfying typing experience, solid construction, flexible connectivity and useful extras in a package that remains below the $100 mark.

For desktop users looking for a full-size mechanical keyboard that can handle both work and gaming without sacrificing enthusiast-oriented features, the TH108 V2 Pro is a compelling option.

About Epomaker

Founded in 2019, Epomaker is a global mechanical keyboard brand dedicated to making high-quality, feature-rich keyboards accessible to enthusiasts worldwide. Short for 'Epoch of Makers', it champions customisation, creativity, and performance, blending advanced features with everyday reliability.

Backed by a community-driven approach, Epomaker continuously refines its products through user feedback, delivering innovative, competitively priced keyboards built for work, play, and creation.