Stock Thock Keyboard with a Number Pad! - Epomaker TH96 Review

[@Michael-pg7rv]

That layout is actually pretty slick. I love compact layouts that find a way to squeeze the numberpad in.

[@maxhayashi4078]

In order to install a big knob, they had to get rid off of some important keys like [Print screen], [Ins]

[@Portly]

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[@concernedcitizen6313]

I would like to have seen a more thorough discussion of the keyboard's basic functions, like how do you make it go PrintScreen? Or where's the NumLock? Things like that I think would be helpful in a keyboard review. Also, it's pronounced "budge" (rhymes with "smudge") + "uh" + "rigar" (rhymes with "cigar"), and they are some of the sweetest tactiles out there; however, if your spacebar is a bit on the heavy side, it will sometimes have a hard time ascending as the spring won't be able to overcome the tactile bump on the rebound. I have found that replacing the spring with a heavier gauge will often fix this, but that relies on your having a spare switch to work with (who are we kidding, though? We're keyboarders!). The Wisteria tactiles have a similar feel to the Budgerigars and they don't seem to have this same ascent problem (their bump is shaped a bit differently), but they also don't have the "dustproof" stem design that the Budgies have, and so they're more wobbly when pressed.

[@waterfiend4916]

What's the difference between the epomaker regular version and pro version? I noticed them having a pro version on their website but you only linked the regular version one.

[@0romo1x]

brother if you still have that power a sony fusion pro controller can you make an update and does it work on ps5 120fps

[@Portly]

Unfortunately it got water damaged in storage. RIP

[@rikib3652]

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