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EPOMAKER TH99 Hot-Swappable Wireless Mechanical Keyboard for PC/Mac/Gamers
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PC/MAC/Android/Linux
Works in premium condition across computers, tablets, phones, and gaming controllers.
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USB-C/2.4G/Bluetooth
Wire-free convenience of Bluetooth 5.0 and 2.4Gh with intuitive toggle.
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Rechargeable 4000mAh
Lasts 35 hours with RGB on and 800 hours if the Backlight is turned off.
Tri-Mode Wireless Keyboard with Cross-System Functionality
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Reliable & Stable
1000hz polling rate and 2ms low latency in cable mode. (2.4Ghz=1000hz, 5ms. Bluetooth=125hz, 11ms)
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N-Key Rollover
Support multiple inputs simultaneously. Level up your productivity and accuracy in leisure.
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Hot-Swappable PCB
Swap switches with a simple pull and push. (Compatible with 3/5-pin mechanical switches)
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RGB & Singular Color
Bask in the immersive dynamic backlight, from 102 south-facing per-key LEDs.
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Programming Software
For gaming efficiency, set macro as common action triggers or mode switchers.
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Ergonomic Angle
Adjustable 2-Stage Kick-Stand & Cherry-Profile Keycaps. (Front/Back Height=2.7/4.2cm)
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1800 Compact Layout
Space-saving but functional, with a Numpad and 8 separate function keys.
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Cushioned Gasket
Enjoy the creamy and satisfying thud of its keystroke granted by TH99’s superior interior structure.
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Smooth & Tactile
Factory-lubed and tuned switches and plate-mount stabilizers for smooth and responsive typing.
Dynamic RGB, Battery Check & Programming Software/Driver
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Tips: Only charge via PC with original cable.
Rechargeable 4000mAh Battery
Powered by a first-rate 4000mAh battery, the TH99 keyboard lasts 800 hours with the Backlight off. In wireless 2.4G or Bluetooth mode, use FN+ENTER to quickly check the battery status (the number row lights up, showing the power percentage).
- FN+ENTER=Battery Check
- FN+ESC=Reset TH99 Keyboard
Ed
Reviewed in Canada on March 8, 2025
This is an amazing keyboard in so many ways, I love the typing experience from its tactile keystrokes and the creamy thud that they make. This is my first mechanical keyboard and I find myself looking forward to typing on it everyday!The wireless and Bluetooth connection feature is great, and I connect this keyboard to my work laptop and home PC, and can easily connect between them with the flip of a switch, which is super convenient and useful.I love the keyboard's black and white color scheme and the backlit LED effects, there are many lighting patterns to choose from. The keyboard is very well made and modern looking, it is comfortable to type on and has good weight for stability when typing, and the battery is also very good. I am very happy with this keyboard and didn't know what I was missing out until I got this!
Yann
Reviewed in France on March 4, 2025
Le EPOMAKER TH99 est un excellent clavier mécanique qui allie design élégant, confort de frappe et polyvalence. Dès l’ouverture de la boîte, on sent la qualité des matériaux.L’un des gros points forts est sa connectivité tri-mode (filaire, Bluetooth et 2.4G), qui permet une utilisation facile sur PC, Mac ou même tablette.Après plusieurs heures de jeu et de travail, je peux dire que la frappe est très confortable et silencieuse, parfaite pour une utilisation prolongée. La batterie tient bien, et la transition entre les modes est fluide.Bref, un clavier premium, polyvalent et agréable à utiliser. Si vous cherchez un clavier sans fil performant, c’est un excellent choix ! 🔥⌨️
上村 真司
Reviewed in Japan on March 25, 2025
キーがきれいで、打撃音が心地いい。PCとLEDを合わせています。
navybluechilipeppers
Reviewed in Canada on March 22, 2025
Its a solid keyboard, very responsive and audibly satisfying to use. Its easy to connect through Bluetooth, which helps when a laptop only has one USB port and you're fighting between a wireless keyboard or mouse. The battery life for as long as I've used it has thankfully not died on me yet, this shouldn't be an issue if you have a free USB-C charger that you can plug into it overnight. The only gripe I have is that it's quite sensitive to pressure, its possible my fingers are just heavy, but sometimes even just resting them on a key is enough to trigger it. Its a very minor problem that I can hardly imagine ending up affecting performance terribly but it might be something to note.
bunny
Reviewed in Canada on March 21, 2025
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Lou
Reviewed in Australia on March 20, 2025
I was after a creamy keyboard with numpad with 2u 0 button, this has been perfect so far!
VM
Reviewed in Canada on March 16, 2025
i LOVE this keyboard. i’m pretty new to the whole keyboard thing and this is only my second one but i highly recommend it. the keys are very creamy and almost spongey feeling. i use it mostly for my office job so i cant say how it would be for gaming but it’s a super fun and good sounding keyboard for just typing away on. i will say that the driver for this one kinda sucks compared to the one epomaker has for the rt100 but that’s a very minor downside for me. i like the way it sounds better than my rt100 with the wisteria switches and i like the way the keys feel better as well. i do miss the volume knob though, that was a handy little doodad to have
Oscar
Reviewed in Spain on February 25, 2025
Un teclado de primera.Enviado muy rápido y en perfecto estado.Genial regalo para gamer
S
Reviewed in Canada on January 28, 2025
There's large communities that are into mechanical keyboards, I'm not one of those people. I was using a 9 year old mechanical keyboard with cherry brown switches when it finally died. These days there seems to be hundreds of key switch types and everyone has a preference. Went to YouTube and found this company was pretty well reviewed, grabbed the first option I saw that had a numpad. The sound and feel of typing is satisfying, the keyboard is heavy and could probably be used as a improvised weapon. Swapped out the key caps for a 20$ set to match my PC and I'm quite happy with my purchase.
terminaljunkie
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 9, 2025
PresentationThe EPOMAKER TH99 Tri-Mode Wireless Mechanical Keyboard arrived packaged in a for purpose and branded cardboard box with a funky space themed design on the front and some specification details on the rear. Inside the box was a plastic cover to protect the keys in the event of issues in transportation and a foam sleeve in which the keyboard was contained along with a quick start guide and a compartment containing the USB A to USB C cable and a key picker.First ImpressionsOut of the packaging, the chosen Creamy Jade keyboard in black with selected white keys is quite heavy and obviously constructed of high quality plastics with excellent attention to detail in a sleek, modern format. It does suffer from having the US style keyboard format but I am more than happy with that as most of my previous keyboards have the same layout.Day To Day UseI do like that there are multiple connectivity options with this keyboard, wired via cable, USB and 2.4ghz wireless all of which I tested and all work very well, though I do prefer wired as my default option. The keys are very responsive and do have that mechanical feel though the mechanical sound that can be very loud with some keyboards is dampened here through the gasket-mount, sound-dampening switch design. There are an array of features with the keyboard with lots of function change options such as backlight colour and pattern customisation, key map settings and speed, brightness etc and these all work as expected. The battery life is good and I had timed it at over 3 hours – though as stated I tend to use a fixed cable connection for fasted response to keystrokes.Summing UpThis is a good quality aesthetically pleasing keyboard with a pleasant tactile mechanical keyboard typing and very responsive gaming experience. Whilst the US layout will be a showstopper for some, it is not an issue in my case and I am now using this keyboard as my day to day driver. At around £75 with 15% voucher at the time of this review, I think it represents a solid buy.
Customer Review
Reviewed in Canada on April 6, 2025
Right outta the box, the EPOMAKER TH99 feels solid. Like, really solid. It’s heavy in a good way—doesn’t slide around, doesn’t feel hollow, and that gasket mount gives it a soft, muted thock that’s super satisfying. Typing on it has a kind of creamy, cushioned feel. I didn’t expect to enjoy typing emails this much lol. I got the version with linear switches, and they came pre-lubed, so I didn’t have to mess with anything. They’re smooth and quiet-ish, but not totally silent—kind of a soft “clack” that’s nice if you like some sound but don’t want to annoy your coworkers or family.I use it mostly wired, but I did test the Bluetooth and 2.4G modes and both worked fine—no lag or weird disconnects. Switching between my laptop and tablet was quick. Battery life’s been solid so far, though I keep the backlight off most of the time when using wireless. Speaking of the backlight: looks great, lots of color modes, but here's the one thing I really don’t like—the keycaps aren’t shine-through. In low light, it’s tough to see the legends unless you know the layout by heart. So yeah, cool lighting, but kinda useless for actual visibility.Layout-wise, I adjusted fast. It’s compact but still has the numpad, which I use a lot for work. Took maybe a day to get used to the smaller spacing. The build, the typing feel, and the wireless options are all top notch, but the non-shine-through caps are definitely a miss for me. Still, overall, it’s become my main keyboard.
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