Epomaker TH80 w/ Hand Lubed Gateron Milky Yellow Pros

TH-80 Pro paired with Gigling Japanese White Keycaps using hand-lubed Gateron Milky Yellow pros.
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PS: The subtle pinging noise coming from the spacebar mainly is something that cannot be heard in person unless you press your ear under the keyboard... Even then it's very subtle. It seems the mic is very effective.
- Hot Swap Bluetooth 5.0/2.4GHz/Wired
Mods:
-- Noico 80Mil Sound Dampener. This mod helps with weight, vibrations and deeper/ fuller sound profile.
-- Light amount of shredded memory foam (Adds a creamier sound signature)
-- 2-Layer tape mod (Deeper sound signature)
-- Pe Foam Mod. (Poppier sound signature)
-- Hand Lubed Switches (superior consistency and smoother feel)
-- Akko cream yellow V3s/ Pros (depends on overall feel and sound when tested) on all stabs
--Mixture of 19.5mm/ 22mm springs for a crispier, faster typing experience on all stabs.
-- Carefully selecting switches based on smoothness and feel for the stabilizers is important.
-- Switched stock stabilizers for Epomaker plate-mounted stabilizers as we felt the quality of the stock was very subpar.
-- Manually balanced all wires
-- Hole-modded all stabs and lubed with GPL 205g0 for the wires, stems and housing. This mod cuts virtually all rattle and ticking.
--Spacebar and backspace have Noico Dampener for a "thockier", less hollow and fuller sound profile.
After our brief break, we decided to step up our hobby game and delve deeper into refining our switch options, stabilizer tuning, and switch lubrication. What's more, we've fine-tuned our modding approach prioritizing the switch, allowing the switches to sound as genuine as possible given the "budget" constraints. The result is a solid alternative if a full 75% CNC anodized aluminum kit is not an option.
The TH-80 from Epomaker, which, when fully modded, serves as a more budget friendly alternative. It's a great south-facing plastic keyboard option that offers a premium experience akin to a full CNC aluminum kit, but at a mere fraction of the cost. However, we strongly recommend swapping out the default plate-mounted stabilizers, which we found to be lacking in quality. For this, the Epomaker plate mounted stabs available on Amazon make an excellent budget replacement.

[@harpuiaaa]

this is the only video keeping me sane nowadays

[@wowenkho]

His fast fingers make it feel like the video was on 2x speed by default :p

[@ItsAlce]

Yeah lol

[@kenshiku]

It looks perfectly normal...

[@floppyguyplays7954]

u must type really slow then lmao

[@0rigina1_0fficia1]

0:28 certified brain tickler

[@fedeepb]

Akko ACR Pro 75 or EPOMAKER TH80 Pro Kit? I like more the Akko sound, but the wheel on TH80 and the fact that it is wireless is a plus, in this moment are on same price, what do you recommend?

[@milkyboards]

They are both solid, I would go for sound usually. The wireless and Knob are a plus tho. Me personally, if its stock. I would choose the Akko ACR.

[@hyphonic1004]

❤

[@pugpocket]

can you recommend me a good keyboard, my current is Keychron K2 with Aqua King everglide v3 switches but I'm looking to upgrade it to a more premium one, preferably 75% or TKL with a creamy smooth sounding switch, thanks!

[@mr_jas3344]

0:34. how do you click so fast with 1 finger

[@user-vc6ip7gf6s]

Do u recommend using this keyboard stock?

[@milkyboards]

Probably not if you want something premium that will satisfy you long term. If it's not that big a deal then sure, most people are ok with using stock mechanical keyboards for a while, until they want something more premium that is. You can buy it directly from Epomaker themselves or amazon. But unless you do a couple mods, the difference in quality will be apparent.

[@pauldang7727]

can you recommend a good stock keyboard under $100?

[@icyquotes659]

gmk 67

[@milkyboards]

Lk67 or akko 5075b. Even the th80 is decent.

[@pauldang7727]

okay thanks!

[@user-vc6ip7gf6s]

Keycaps?

[@milkyboards]

Hey, it's on the description.

[@realrunnow]

unpopular opinion: I dont find it satisfying. It sounds like a radiation detector!

[@realrunnow]

I am also a type of person that gets anxiety from asmr

[@Thealterdude]

@@realrunnow how does that even work

[@realrunnow]

how does what even work?@@Thealterdude

[@Thealterdude]

@@realrunnow getting anxiety from asmr

[@realrunnow]

oh, thats just a joke, It just doesnt calm me down, but I almost feel pain. Any time I listen to asmr, I want to puke-- nope that is not a joke@@Thealterdude