We take a look at EPOMAKER’s full-sized mechanical gaming keyboard, the TH108 Pro. Will the Creamy Jade Switches offer a good overall typing/gaming experience?
Product on Review: TH108 Pro Keyboard
Manufacturer: EPOMAKER
Street Price: $165 AUD / $100 USD / £100 GBP
The EPOMAKER TH108 Pro aims to deliver a full-featured, no-compromise experience in a market where compact layouts are becoming the norm. With its 100% layout and 104-key configuration, it’s clearly designed for users who still rely on a dedicated numpad for work or gaming. The keyboard pairs a sturdy ABS chassis with double-shot PBT keycaps in a Cherry profile, giving it a durable, long-lasting finish while maintaining a more premium feel during everyday use.
A key highlight of the TH108 Pro is its built-in TFT smart display, complemented by a multifunction rotary knob. This combination allows users to easily check essentials like time and battery status, adjust lighting effects, and even upload custom images or GIFs for a personalised touch. Alongside this, the south-facing per-key RGB lighting offers extensive customisation, making it easy to tailor the keyboard’s look to match different setups.
Performance and versatility are also central to the TH108 Pro’s design. It supports tri-mode connectivity—USB-C wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth—allowing seamless switching between multiple devices. A large 10,000mAh battery ensures long-lasting wireless use, while features like a 1000Hz polling rate, low latency, and full N-key rollover make it suitable for both gaming and productivity. This review specifically focuses on the Creamy Jade switch version, a factory-lubed linear option known for its smooth keystrokes and deeper, more muted sound profile.
The keyboard further enhances the typing experience with a gasket-mounted structure and a five-layer sound-dampening system, designed to deliver a softer, more refined feel with reduced noise. Hot-swappable support for 5-pin switches also allows for easy customisation down the line. For this review, the TH108 Pro—equipped with Creamy Jade switches—has been tested across all features, with particular attention to typing feel and daily usability over an extended four-week period.
Technical Specifications
Below are the technical specifications surrounding the TH108 Pro:
Layout
100% full sized gaming keyboard
Number of Keys
104 Keys
Battery
10000mAh Rechargeable Battery
Connectivity
2.4Ghz Wireless, Bluetooth, USB Cable
Compatibility
Mac/WIN/Android
Keyboard Height (Spacebar Side)
28mm (including keycaps), 20mm (without keycaps)
Keyboard Height (ESC Side)
42mm (including keycaps), 34mm (without keycaps)
Kickstand
Yes, TH108 PRO features a 2-stage adjustable kickstand and offers three typing angles.
Typing Angle
6, 8 and 10.5 degree
Case Material
Thick ABS Plastic
Plate Material
PC Plastic
Flex-Cut
Yes, the TH108 PRO has a flex-cut plate in PC and a flex-cut PCB board in FR4.
Stabilizers
TH108 PRO has finely tuned plate-mounted stabilizers and is not compatible with PCB or screw-in stabilizers.
Mounting Structure
Gasket-Mounted
Sound Dampening
5 Layers of sound dampening, including PORON sandwich foam, IXPE switch pad, Sound-Enhancement PET, EPDM switch socket foam, and bottom silicone.
Keycaps Profile
Cherry Profile
Keycaps Material
PBT Plastic
Keycaps Manufacturing Technique
Double-Shot
Switch
Factory Lubed Mechanical Switch
Hot swappable
Yes, TH108 PRO has a hot-swappable PCB and is compatible with 5-pin mechanical switches.
RGB
South-Facing, Per-Key LEDs
Polling Rate
1000hz in USB and 2.4Ghz mode, and 125hz in Bluetooth mode.
Latency
2ms (USB), 5ms (2.4Ghz Wireless), 11ms (Bluetooth)
Anti-Ghosting
Yes, TH108 PRO supports N-key rollover and is anti-ghosting
Keyboard Dimensions
445 x 140 x 42 mm
Keyboard Weight
1.12kg
100% full sized gaming keyboard
Number of Keys
104 Keys
Battery
10000mAh Rechargeable Battery
Connectivity
2.4Ghz Wireless, Bluetooth, USB Cable
Compatibility
Mac/WIN/Android
Keyboard Height (Spacebar Side)
28mm (including keycaps), 20mm (without keycaps)
Keyboard Height (ESC Side)
42mm (including keycaps), 34mm (without keycaps)
Kickstand
Yes, TH108 PRO features a 2-stage adjustable kickstand and offers three typing angles.
Typing Angle
6, 8 and 10.5 degree
Case Material
Thick ABS Plastic
Plate Material
PC Plastic
Flex-Cut
Yes, the TH108 PRO has a flex-cut plate in PC and a flex-cut PCB board in FR4.
Stabilizers
TH108 PRO has finely tuned plate-mounted stabilizers and is not compatible with PCB or screw-in stabilizers.
Mounting Structure
Gasket-Mounted
Sound Dampening
5 Layers of sound dampening, including PORON sandwich foam, IXPE switch pad, Sound-Enhancement PET, EPDM switch socket foam, and bottom silicone.
Keycaps Profile
Cherry Profile
Keycaps Material
PBT Plastic
Keycaps Manufacturing Technique
Double-Shot
Switch
Factory Lubed Mechanical Switch
Hot swappable
Yes, TH108 PRO has a hot-swappable PCB and is compatible with 5-pin mechanical switches.
RGB
South-Facing, Per-Key LEDs
Polling Rate
1000hz in USB and 2.4Ghz mode, and 125hz in Bluetooth mode.
Latency
2ms (USB), 5ms (2.4Ghz Wireless), 11ms (Bluetooth)
Anti-Ghosting
Yes, TH108 PRO supports N-key rollover and is anti-ghosting
Keyboard Dimensions
445 x 140 x 42 mm
Keyboard Weight
1.12kg
Closer Look
TH108 Pro arrives in a colourful box which highlights all of the included features and within the box, the keyboard and bundled items are securely packaged. EPOMAKER include the following items as part of the bundle: 1* USB A-to-C Cable, 1* Wireless 2.4Ghz Receiver (stored under the left kick-stand), 1* 2-in-1 Keycap-and-Switch Puller, 2* Extra Switches, 1* Multilingual Manual.
Starting with the overall look, the keyboard immediately comes across as clean and purposeful. The version we’re looking at here keeps things fairly understated, with a solid colourway which is visually impressive. Personally, I really love the overall aesthetics and styling that this colour option brings. The double-shot PBT keycaps have a slightly textured finish, which not only helps with durability but also gives the board a more premium feel up close. It’s a substantial keyboard too, both in size and weight, so it has a real presence rather than feeling compact or minimal.
Moving across the layout, this is a full 100% board, so everything is exactly where you’d expect it to be. You’ve got the full function row up top, navigation cluster, arrow keys, and a complete numpad on the right. It’s the kind of layout that feels instantly familiar, especially if you’re coming from a traditional office keyboard. In photos, you’ll notice how spaced out and organised everything looks—there’s no cramming or unusual key placements here, just a straightforward, productivity-friendly design that also works well for gaming.
Up in the top right corner is where things get more interesting, with the TFT display and rotary knob. The screen is small but surprisingly functional—it can show things like time and battery status, and you can even load in custom images or GIFs, which adds a bit of personality to the board. Right next to it, the knob doubles as both a volume control and a way to interact with the screen—pressing a function combo lets you switch its behaviour. This area really stands out as the “feature hub,” giving the board a slightly more modern, techy feel compared to standard keyboards. Though, shifting to each feature can be tedious.
Flipping the keyboard over, you’ll find the adjustable feet, which offer multiple typing angles. Tucked neatly under one of these feet is the 2.4GHz wireless dongle, so it’s always stored safely when not in use. Along the edge of the keyboard, there’s also a physical toggle switch that lets you quickly jump between connection modes—Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired—without needing to dig through software menus. It’s a small detail, but in practice it makes switching between devices feel much more immediate.
Finally, the lighting ties everything together. The TH108 Pro uses south-facing per-key RGB LEDs, and there’s a wide range of lighting effects available, from static colours to dynamic wave and reactive modes. You can cycle through these directly on the keyboard using function key shortcuts, adjusting brightness, speed, and effects on the fly, or dive deeper into customisation through the companion software. This is where the keyboard really comes alive, especially in darker setups, with the lighting highlighting the key legends and underglow to give it that full gaming aesthetic.
Usage + Performance Testing
In day-to-day use, the EPOMAKER TH108 Pro delivers a typing experience that leans heavily into comfort and acoustics—particularly in this Creamy Jade switch configuration. These linear switches are factory-lubed and tuned for a smooth keystroke, with a relatively light actuation force (around the mid-40g range) and a full travel distance of roughly 3.5–4.0mm. In practice, that translates to a soft, consistent press without any tactile bump or click, making long typing sessions feel effortless. Paired with the gasket-mounted structure and internal dampening layers, the result is a deep, slightly “thocky” sound profile that feels refined rather than sharp or hollow. It’s a setup that suits typing extremely well, but importantly, it doesn’t compromise responsiveness. There’s enough speed and consistency here to make it equally viable for gaming.
Performance-wise, the keyboard keeps things reliable rather than revolutionary. It doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel, but instead focuses on executing core features well. The Creamy Jade switches strike a good balance between comfort and responsiveness, and combined with the keyboard’s low latency and 1000Hz polling rate in wired or 2.4GHz mode, inputs feel consistent and accurate. Whether switching between work tasks or jumping into a game, the experience remains predictable, in a good way, without any learning curve or adjustment period.
Battery life is another area where the TH108 Pro shows both its strengths and real-world limitations. The large 10,000mAh battery is rated for up to around 200 hours depending on usage conditions, which on paper is impressive. In practice, with RGB lighting enabled at all times and using wireless connectivity, usage landed closer to roughly 42 hours. That’s still more than enough to get through several days of heavy use without reaching for a cable, but it does highlight how significantly lighting impacts longevity.
Where the keyboard shows a few rough edges is in its user interface and controls. The tri-mode connectivity itself is excellent—switching between Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and wired modes is quick and reliable—but interacting with deeper features can feel less polished. The rotary knob, while useful, has a slightly cheap feel compared to the rest of the board. Customisation options, particularly around lighting and the TFT display, can also feel a bit clunky to navigate. Relying on FN key combinations isn’t always intuitive, and they’re difficult to memorise without constant reference. Bringing up the on-board menu or navigating through the TFT interface is an alternative, but it can be a bit long-winded when you just want to make a quick adjustment.
Conclusion
The EPOMAKER TH108 Pro ultimately lands as a well-rounded keyboard that focuses on getting the fundamentals right while layering in a few standout extras. Visually, it makes a strong first impression, with a clean, modern design that pairs nicely with its RGB lighting and integrated TFT display. It avoids feeling overcomplicated, instead offering a polished aesthetic that suits both gaming setups and more minimal workspaces.
Where it really stands out is in the typing experience, especially with the Creamy Jade switches. The smooth, soft keystrokes, combined with the gasket-mounted structure and internal dampening, create a genuinely enjoyable typing feel. There’s a satisfying depth to the sound profile as well, giving each keypress a refined, “thocky” tone. It’s comfortable over long sessions and responsive enough to handle gaming without issue, making it a strong all-rounder.
Functionally, the TH108 Pro keeps things familiar in a good way. It doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel, instead sticking with a full-size layout that most users will feel instantly comfortable with. The inclusion of a physical toggle for switching between Windows and macOS is a welcome touch, and the tri-mode connectivity: wired, 2.4GHz wireless, and Bluetooth, adds a level of flexibility that makes it easy to use across multiple devices and environments.
Battery life is another highlight on paper, with the large 10,000mAh battery rated for up to 200 hours of use. While real-world performance with RGB lighting enabled brings that figure down, it still delivers solid longevity for a wireless keyboard, comfortably lasting through several days of consistent use. When you factor in the overall build quality, features, and typing experience, the price, which is around $165 AUD, $100 USD, or £100 GBP, feels very competitive.
There are a few drawbacks worth noting. The rotary knob, while useful, doesn’t quite match the premium feel of the rest of the keyboard, and the customisation process can feel a little clunky at times. FN key combinations are also not the easiest to remember, often requiring you to refer back to a guide or use the TFT interface, which can be a bit slow for quick adjustments.
Even so, these are relatively minor issues in an otherwise strong package, making the TH108 Pro an easy recommendation for anyone after a feature-rich, full-size mechanical keyboard at a reasonable price.
Pros]/b]
+ Impressive looks and aesthetics
+ Smooth, soft typing
+ Windows and mac compatible – physical button to toggle
+ Large 100mAh battery provides up to 200 hours
+ Doesn’t reinvent the wheel
+ Flexible connectivity options
+ Lovely sound when typing
+ Affordable
Cons
– Scrolling wheel functionality feels clunky
– FN key combos are hard to recite
+ Impressive looks and aesthetics
+ Smooth, soft typing
+ Windows and mac compatible – physical button to toggle
+ Large 100mAh battery provides up to 200 hours
+ Doesn’t reinvent the wheel
+ Flexible connectivity options
+ Lovely sound when typing
+ Affordable
Cons
– Scrolling wheel functionality feels clunky
– FN key combos are hard to recite
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