EPOMAKER QK108 8000mAh wireless mechanical keyboard
Product description
This full-size mechanical keyboard brings a familiar 104-key layout together with a programmable knob and a small display to make both work and gaming smoother. It combines long battery life and extensive customization so you can switch devices, remap keys, and change lighting without complicated setups.
Key Points
The EPOMAKER QK108 offers a full-size layout with a customizable volume knob and a smart screen for quick status checks or small animations. It supports QMK and VIA firmware for deep remapping or easy visual key assignment, and it includes hot-swappable 5-pin sockets so switches can be changed without soldering. The white and cyan colorway and Cherry-profile PBT keycaps give a clean look that stays resistant to shine over time.
Technical Specifications
- Name: EPOMAKER QK108
- Battery: 8000mAh
- Connectivity: 2.4 GHz wireless, Bluetooth, wired USB
- Keys: 104 full-size keys, hot-swappable 5-pin sockets
- Keycaps: Dye-sublimated PBT, Cherry profile
- Switches: Wisteria Linear switches (lubed and pre-tuned)
- Lighting: RGB backlit with multiple effects
Advantages
The large 8000mAh battery means extended unplugged use and, according to the manufacturer, the backlight can be turned off to stretch runtime up to many days. Multiple lighting presets and fine control over saturation and speed let you pick subdued tones for focus or dynamic waves for streaming. The included knob and on-board screen reduce the need to open software for simple adjustments, making quick changes more convenient during sessions.
Usage Recommendations
For gamers who like fast actuation, the included Wisteria linear switches give a smooth keypress feel and respond well in FPS play. Try swapping switches on WASD or modifier clusters when you want differing feedback across the board. For productivity work, use VIA to create custom layers for shortcuts and Mod-Tap behavior so a single key can serve two functions depending on tap or hold. Consider turning off RGB when battery life is critical.