Full-size boards rarely feel this custom out of the box. The EPOMAKER TH108 PRO packs a smart secondary screen, a multifunctional volume knob, gasket-mounted creamy acoustics, hot-swap sockets, and a massive 10000mAh battery into a white Creamy Jade configuration that weighs over 1.1kg for planted typing sessions.
Tri-mode connectivity covers cable, 2.4GHz, and Bluetooth with multi-device pairing, while the web driver on Mac and Windows handles remaps, macros, GIFs for the screen, and RGB themes. Factory-lubed Creamy Jade switches aim for thocky out-of-box sound without forcing a weekend lube station on beginners.
We cover screen usefulness during real workdays, wireless endurance claims near 200 hours, the five-layer foam stack, and who should pick a smaller 75 percent board instead.
The TH108 PRO’s identity is the screen-and-knob combo sitting where lesser boards only put a volume roller. Checking battery, glancing at the clock, or flipping RGB without diving into menus keeps you in a game or spreadsheet. Upload a team GIF or a silly meme through the Chrome-based software when you want personality beyond static backlight zones on a white case.
Wireless endurance is the second headline for desk wireless freedom. A 10000mAh cell and roughly 200-hour wire-free claims—depending on lighting and usage—mean the board can live in 2.4G or Bluetooth mode across a busy workweek. Tri-mode switching among up to five paired devices covers a desktop PC, a laptop, and a tablet without constant re-pairing theater every morning.
Latency language cites about 2ms on cable and 1k polling on 2.4G for gaming execution. Competitive players should still prefer the dongle path over Bluetooth for ranked shooters, then flip to Bluetooth when the board becomes an iPad writing companion on the couch after work.
Acoustics come from a five-layer gasket recipe: sandwich foam, IXPE pad, PET, EPDM socket foam, and bottom silicone. Combined with factory-lubed Creamy Jade switches, the stock thock aims to satisfy enthusiasts who hate scratchy plastic ping. Sea Salt Silent is mentioned as an alternate EPOMAKER voice if you need quieter shared-office meetings.
Hot-swap sockets keep the experiment going after the honeymoon period. Try other 5-pin switches if you want sharper tactility later without soldering iron bravery. Double-shot PBT caps resist shine better than thin ABS, which matters on a white board that shows gloss quickly under bright desk LEDs.
RGB remains fully adjustable for color, effect, brightness, and speed, including reactive styles that highlight keys as you type macros. Dim it for battery life and shared living rooms; raise it when you need to find binds in a dark battlestation before a tournament night.
Software living in a browser-based driver on Mac and Windows is convenient for people who hate installing heavyweight suites, though you still need to learn where remaps, macros, and GIF uploads live. Create a work profile and a game profile early so you are not editing bindings mid-raid.
Ergonomics favor planted stability over portability for serious desks. The thick ABS body and substantial weight reduce skate across the desk during intense WASD use. If you commute with a keyboard daily, a smaller wireless board will treat your shoulders and backpack more kindly.
The TH108 PRO is for numpad-reliant professionals and customization fans who want screen flair, creamy gasket feel, and marathon wireless life in one full-size package. Minimalists chasing sixty-percent bags should admire the feature list, then buy something shorter for the train.
Who it's for
Full-size fans who want gasket creaminess, hot-swap flexibility, a status screen with knob control, and long wireless runtime for mixed gaming and office work across several paired devices.
Who should skip it
Skip if you need a compact travel board, dislike configuring screens and software widgets, or never touch a numpad and refuse the desk space a full-size layout consumes.
Screen, wireless & sound tuning
Use FN+knob shortcuts to jump screen widgets quickly, prefer 2.4G for competitive games, and keep RGB moderate to protect the 10000mAh endurance story. Let the foam stack speak before you rip switches—Creamy Jade is meant to sound good stock.
Setup, tips & verdict
Charge fully on day one, pair devices in order of priority, upload one tasteful screen graphic, then save separate profiles. Verdict: a feature-dense full-size wireless board that turns customization into everyday convenience rather than only weekend tinkering.
- Onboard screen shows time, battery, and custom GIFs without breaking flow
- Huge battery targets long wireless stretches between charging sessions
- Gasket mount plus multi-layer foam delivers creamy stock acoustics
- Hot-swap sockets future-proof switch experiments after Creamy Jade
- Full-size cluster keeps numpad users productive in spreadsheets and CAD
- Full-size footprint and 1.1kg+ weight are poor fits for ultralight travel bags
- Smart-screen customization adds another software rabbit hole to learn
- Numpad lovers gain keys that pure gamers may never touch in FPS titles