Epomaker is known for its affordable mechanical keyboards, and it has just announced the latest wireless mechanical keyboard in its lineup. The Epomaker TH65 is a 65% wireless mechanical keyboard that falls squarely in the budget category, with a starting price of just $64.99. It is available on Epomaker’s website in Black with translucent PC keycaps, Retro white with opaque PBT keycaps, and Pink with ABS and PC keycaps.
Despite the low price, the TH65 has some of the hallmarks of a premium mechanical keyboard, including double-shot PBT keycaps, a gasket mount, and a programmable knob. The keyboard’s case itself is made of ABS plastic, which inevitably lowers cost, but it also allows for features like two-stage flip-out feet for typing angles of 6, 8, or 10.5°. The TH65 is also available with three different switches: linear Epomaker Creamy Jades, Epomaker Crystal Silent Tactile switches, or Epomaker Clear linear switches. The TH65 features a PC plate and five layers of sound damping materials.
The TH65 features both 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth for wireless connectivity, with wireless being backed up by an 8,000 mAh battery that charges via USB Type-C, although Epomaker doesn’t make any claims about battery life. The keyboard’s layout and south-facing RGB backlighting is programmable in Epomaker’s Upgear web driver software, where firmware updates are also delivered.
