EPOMAKER Wireless Mechanical Keyboard with 1.54-Inch Screen

A loud, harsh keyboard can be a poor fit for late-night gaming or a shared workspace. The RT100 PRO pairs Sea Salt Silent V2 switches with a cushioned gasket-style build to keep keystrokes quieter.

It also gives you more than a standard keyboard: a small screen, a volume knob, and three connection modes. That added flexibility comes with a substantial, less portable build.

If you prioritize a quieter typing feel and desk-side customization, its feature set may appeal, if you prefer a simple, lightweight board, a more basic keyboard may suit you better.

Getting the most from it

The 1.54-inch screen can show the time or display custom animations, and it can be swapped out for four extra keys. That makes it a practical choice for someone who likes a personalized setup but still wants a quick glance at the time mid-game. The volume knob is useful when you need to lower audio quickly during a call or when something interrupts your session.

For everyday switching between devices, connect over 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, or USB-C. The keyboard can remember up to five paired devices and includes Mac-compatible keycaps and software, alongside Windows support. A typical desk routine might mean using it wired at a gaming PC, then switching to a laptop for work. Android phones are also listed as compatible, though the product details do not explain the exact setup process.

The RGB lighting is adjustable by key, including color, brightness, and speed. Wired mode is listed at 4 ms latency, and anti-ghosting is included for simultaneous key presses. The 5000mAh battery is described as providing a full day of use with the screen and RGB on, according to the maker, actual runtime will depend on how you use those features.

Why it’s worth it

The RT100 PRO combines a retro-inspired appearance with features aimed at both work and gaming. Its 104 dye-sublimated PBT keycaps have a matte texture, while the factory-lubed Sea Salt Silent V2 switches are designed for quieter typing. PORON, silicone, IXPE, and PET layers, together with the gasket mount, are intended to soften the feel and reduce unwanted sound. That makes the board more suited to shared rooms than a louder, sharper-sounding mechanical keyboard.

It’s a great fit if you want a full-size layout with a screen and convenient audio control, rather than a stripped-down board focused only on typing. The 2.4 GHz, Bluetooth, and wired options also give you flexibility without limiting the keyboard to a single connection type.

Worth noting

This is a feature-heavy keyboard, not a compact travel pick: its listed weight is over 1.3 kg, and the thick ABS frame adds to its substantial desk presence. The screen and lighting are part of the appeal, but they may be unnecessary if you mainly want a straightforward board for writing. Also, the stated 4 ms latency applies to wired mode, no equivalent wireless latency is provided, so players focused on wireless response should weigh that distinction.

Should you buy it?

Choose the RT100 PRO if you want quiet switches, a customizable display, and the option to move between a gaming setup and work devices. The knob and screen give it more hands-on personalization than a conventional keyboard, while the silent switch choice addresses a real concern in shared spaces. Better avoided if you need something light to carry, want a minimal layout, or expect a stated low-latency figure for wireless gaming. Its strongest case is as a desk-based, multi-purpose keyboard where the extra controls and quieter typing are features you’ll actually use.