EPOMAKER TH108 V2 Pro Review
I’ll admit it, I usually gravitate toward TKL and smaller boards, so jumping into a full-size layout with the Epomaker TH108 V2 Pro felt a little like inviting a grand piano onto my desk. As it turns out? I kind of loved it.
The extra functionality of the numpad quickly won me over during long workdays, and the overall typing experience was surprisingly comfortable from morning coffee to late-night “just one more email” territory. For a plastic board, the TH108 V2 Pro has a satisfying amount of heft that keeps it feeling planted and substantial on the desk.
The stock configuration was honestly lovely right out of the box. I tested it first with the included keycaps paired alongside Epomaker’s silent switches, and the combination delivered a soft, clean sound profile that felt wonderfully balanced. Quiet enough for work calls, but still carrying that cozy little “thock” hidden beneath the rain clouds.
And the RGB? Absolutely sings. The small display quickly became home to an endless rotation of adorable frog gifs, which feels spiritually correct for this setup.
Since the board is hot swappable, I eventually swapped in Osume Lilac Dreams in the Marshmallow profile, which deepened the sound signature beautifully while giving the board a dreamy custom aesthetic that felt very rainy.cozy.keys coded.
Overall, the TH108 V2 Pro ended up being a genuinely fantastic surprise. If you’re someone who wants the added utility of a full-size board without sacrificing sound, comfort, or personality, this one deserves a spot on your desk.