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Review: TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard

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The TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard from Epomaker is one of their latest designs. This short-form peripheral focuses on exceptional battery life, impressively low latency inputs, and a stylish data screen to keep on top of your PC stats. Alternatively, you may just use it for a custom GIF or the time and date. Either way, it is a fun thing to have.

This is a versatile, lightweight, and easy-to-use device that offers customisation options if that is your thing. With free-to-download software, hot-swappable 3/5-pin switches, and a media knob, this keyboard is a pleasure to use.

What’s in the box of the TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard?

  • The packaging is refined and compact. Moreover, it is durable and recyclable.
  • The TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard comes in 3 colourways. I have the black version with unusual-looking keycaps. The case is clean, and there are limited switches and ports.
  • Spare switches and keycaps are provided.
  • Swap the switches with the tool.
  • Charge the keyboard with the USB-C to A cable.
  • Learn the basics with the user manual.

Technical aspects.

I prefer a wired option whenever I invest in a keyboard, but I know I’m in a niche circle. Most people love a clean desktop, and wireless is the only way they’ll go. Thankfully, the TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard is a tri-mode device for ultimate versatility. A supplied USB dongle or Bluetooth functionality lets you connect to your PC or console with ease.

If you are playing wirelessly, you may worry about latency issues and polling rates. Luckily, the USB dongle offers impressively low-latency inputs and 1000 Hz polling. The same applies to the wired-only approach. However, if you pick Bluetooth as your go-to option, this reduces to 125 Hz polling. This isn’t a problem, but it may impact elite gamers.

If you opt for Bluetooth, there are three Bluetooth profiles to select. This makes it a seamless transition between devices for the ultimate user experience. Finally, if you opt for a wireless approach, you’ll be concerned about battery life. The TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard offers over 200 hours of usable battery power because of the 10,000 mAh battery capacity. This is much higher than many of its peers, and this blew me away.

Usability.

I’m not one for customising my device. Part of it is my lazy attitude, and the other part is my lack of technical expertise. However, the TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard ensures that you can play around with your switches and settings with no technical know-how. I love the provided switches, but if you have a favourite, you can use the supplied pulling tool and swap them over in no time.

The free-to-download software allows anyone to customise the data screen, macros, RGB, and much more. This handy tool can reset your keyboard to factory settings if you don’t like what you’ve done. Therefore, you can experiment without fear of damaging your new keyboard.

Despite the small form factor, this keyboard offers full keyboard functionality. The macro-FN system ensures that you get the best of both worlds. Moreover, your battery status can be observed by using the handy RGB indicators hidden under the middle row of keycaps.

Build quality.

The TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard combines metal, ABS plastics, and PBT keycaps for a durable and hard-wearing peripheral. Alongside this, the keycaps are supported using gasket mounts for the most comfortable and accurate typing experience.

The PBT keycaps are designed to resist unsightly marks and fading. Furthermore, they have a special eye-catching design that highlights your RGB profile. This makes this keyboard particularly attractive, and it will be a conversation starter.

The hardened plastic case is designed to withstand some rough and tumble. If you need to commute or take your keyboard with you, this will resist unwanted marks and damage. Additionally, pulling your keycaps to customise or clean the switches will not lead to damage or scratching.

Is the TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard worth it?

The TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard is another fine keyboard from Epomaker. It ticks many boxes, and gamers, office workers, and those who commute will appreciate the stylish and compact design. I love the tri-mode connectivity and durable build quality. Moreover, the customisation options were up there with the best available. Accordingly, I love it, and I recommend buying it here!

(More information on Epomaker can be found here!)

The TH80 V2 Pro Keyboard has been awarded the Movies Games and Tech Gold Award.

(Full disclosure! A sample was provided for an unbiased and free review!)

Daniel Waite
Daniel Waite
My gaming career started on an Amiga and spans many consoles! Currently, I game using an MSI laptop and Xbox Series X. A fan of every genre, I love to give anything a go. Former editor and reviewer for http://www.bonusstage.co.uk, I'm loving my new home here at Movies Games and Tech. I can be contacted for gaming reviews on the following email: Daniel@moviesgamesandtech.com
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