Introduction (Does It Do What It Should)

It’s time for another review of some Epomaker products, and they are great at keyboards and even mice. We are going to review the TH87 and the QK108 keyboards.

Our Review of the Epomaker TH87

Okay, I think I might have mentioned that this keyboard is very minimalist, and I stand by that description. I suppose that I could describe its size as minimal, as it has an 87 percent layout.

I am told that it has a creamy gasket structure, and I believe that it is gasket-mounted with sound-dampening foams. Like all of these Epomaker and Mechlands keyboards that I reviewed, it has three-ways of connection. That includes some USB-C to USB-A cord, a 2.4G Dongle, and Bluetooth.

Oh, and it also has customizable RGB Backlights, and you can play around with the lighting patterns. I’m pretty certain that it has a lot of battery life at 10,000 mAh, and its 45 hours with the backlight on and 200 hours with the backlight off. Now, this is a hot-swappable custom keyboard, which is quite good as well.

If you want get it, you can go to the Epomaker website and pay $75.99 for it.

Our Review of the Epomaker QK F108 Keyboard

The QK108 is very similar to the TH87, which has a 100 percent full-size layout. It also has the Gasket-Mounted with Five-Layer Sound Dampening Design. Oh, it also has three different ways of connectivity with wired cable, wireless dongle, and Bluetooth.

What is really great is how it has a screen, and you can really use that screen for all kinds of things. That also goes for the knob, which I generally found synced right away and allowed me to control the volume.

Now, apparently this is a gaming keyboard, and it’s probably because it has that cool backlighting thing going on. It has a 8,000 mAh battery good for 229 hours RGB backlight off and screen off, but it is different if the backlight or screen is on.

If this is something you want, head on over to the Epomaker website and pay $99.99 for it.

Facts About The Company

Remember when I said that I didn’t know why it was called Epomaker, well, it is actually short for Epoch of Makers. The company is committed to providing feature-packed keyboards for every mechanical keyboard enthusiast.

I noticed on the packaging that there is a label saying AULA, so I’m guessing this is some kind of offshoot company? Apparently, the company is inspired by the agility and ferocity of a wolf spider, and I think I would remember hearing that before with all of these weird comparisons.

What Does This Company Make?

Like I said before, Epomaker not only makes a mouse, but Epomaker makes keyboards. Oh, they also make the Switches and Keycaps for them, too. They also make the accessories for the keyboards as well. That goes for the AULA, too.

Just the Specs, Man

If you’re the type that needs this info, this section is for you!

Specs on the Epomaker TH87

Brand
EPOMAKER
Model
TH87
LAYOUT
Tenkeyless TKL Layout, US English Layout, ANSI/ISO-DE/ISO-UK/JIS
Number of Keys
87 Keys
Battery
10000mAh Battery
Battery Life
About 45 hours (Backlight at brightest) or 200 hours (backlight off)
Connectivity
Bluetooth, 2.4Ghz Wireless, USB A-to-C Wired
Compatibility
Mac/WIN/Android
Front Height
18.5mm
Typing Angle
A two-stage kickstand offering 3 adjustable angles in 6 degrees, 8 degrees, and 10.5 degrees.
Case Material
ABS Plastic
Plate Material
PC Plate
Flex-Cut
Yes, the TH87 Keyboard has a flex-cut plate and PCB
Stabilizers
Plate-Mounted Stabilizer
Mounting Structure
Gasket-Mounted
Sound Dampening
5-Layer Sound Optimizing Design with PORON Sandwich Foam, IXPE Switch Pad, Sound Enhancement Pad, EPDM Switch Socket Pad, and Silicone Bottom
Keycaps Profile
Cherry Profile
Keycaps Material
PBT Keycaps
Keycaps Manufacturing Technique
Double Shot Keycaps
Switch
5-Pin Mechanical Switches, Pre-Lubed in Factory
Hot swappable
Yes, the TH87 custom keyboard is hot-swappable
RGB
Yes, the TH87 RGB Backlit Keyboard has per-key adjustable south-facing LEDs, offering dynamic and static lights in RGB and singular colors.
Polling Rate
1000Hz polling in wired and 2.4GHz mode, and 125Hz polling rate in Bluetooth mode.
Latency
2ms (Wired), 5ms (2.4Ghz), 11ms (Bluetooth)
Anti-Ghosting
Yes, the TH87 anti-ghosting keyboard supports N-key rollover.
Keyboard Dimensions`
36.65*14.21*4.14cm
Keyboard Weight
1kg

Specs on the Epomaker x AULA F108

Brand
EPOMAKER
Model
QK108
Layout
Full-Sized Mechanical Keyboard, US ANSI Layout
Number of Keys
104 Keys
Battery
8000mAh (4000mAh*2)
Battery Life
28h (RGB On & Screen On), 35h (RGB On & Screen Off), 89h (RGB Off & Screen On), 229h (RGB Off & Screen Off).
Connectivity
2.4Ghz Wireless/Bluetooth/USB A-to-C Wired
Compatibility
Mac/WIN/Android
Keyboard Dimensions
438.5*138.5*43.1MM
Case Material
ABS Plastic
Plate Material
PC Plate
Flex-Cut
No Flex-Cut
Stabilizers
Plate-Mounted Stabilizer
Mounting Structure
Gasket-Mount
Sound Dampening
5 Sound-Improving Layers including Sandwich Latex, IXPE Switch Pad, PET Sound Enhancement Pad, Bottom Sponge and Bottom Silicone
Keycaps Profile
Cherry Profile
Keycaps Material
PBT Keycaps
Keycaps Manufacturing Technique
Dye-Sub
Hot-swappable
Yes, the QK108 is a Hot-Swappable Keyboard
RGB Backlight
Yes, the QK108 is an RGB Keyboard with south-facing per-key LEDs
Polling Rate
1000Hz (USB/2.4Ghz), 125Hz (Bluetooth)
Latency
3ms (Wired), 5ms (2.4Ghz), 15ms (Bluetooth)
Anti-Ghosting
Yes, the QK108 is an anti-ghosting keyboard with N-Key Rollover
Keyboard Weight
1.18KG
Front Height
20.5MM
Typing Angle
6, 8.5 and 11.5 degrees
Kick-Stand
Yes, the QK108 keyboard features a 2-stage adjustable kickstand, providing 3 typing angles

If there is something on this that I didn’t cover, please let me know.

Okay, Get To The Unboxing Already!

Maybe I Want It, But Is There Anything Else Like It? Maybe For A Lower Price? Please?

Well, you can find other keyboards on Epomaker’s website, as well as the other reviews of them if you want to do a search.