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The house store for Epomaker's own boards and switches, pricing in US dollars and shipping to most countries. Refunds default to store credit unless a buyer says otherwise within 48 hours of asking.
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Epomaker
A small Hall effect board at $49.99 with an aluminium alloy plate on a tray mount, wired, OEM profile PBT. Epomaker's Purple Magnetic switches are soldered. The layout does not map to a standard size, so it is filed as other: check the key count against what you actually use before buying.
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Epomaker
A 65 percent Hall effect board at $49.99, wired only, with Epomaker's Clear Mag switches and a PC plate on a tray mount. Double-shot PBT in Cherry profile. The switches are soldered, which at this price is the usual trade: adjustable actuation and rapid trigger, but the switch choice is final.
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Epomaker
Eighty keys plus a swappable knob at $89.99, gasket mounted on FR4, magnetic, with 8000 Hz polling wired and over 2.4 GHz but 125 Hz on Bluetooth, and actuation adjustable from 0.1 mm to 3.5 mm. Hot-swap covers some Hall effect switches only. The TMR version is $129 and sits outside this index.
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Epomaker
A wired 75 percent with Epomaker's MagneX Hall effect switches at $69.99, gasket mounted on FR4, hot-swap for magnetic switches, Cherry profile PBT. Adjustable actuation and rapid trigger on a layout that still has a function row. Wired only, which for a board sold on input latency is a reasonable omission.
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Epomaker
A $79.99 magnetic 65 percent, gasket mounted on FR4, tri-mode, hot-swap, with Epomaker Core inductive analogue switches. Wireless plus analogue input is unusual at this price, since most magnetic boards are wired. Keycaps mix PBT and PC. Analogue features depend on the software, so check what the driver supports before buying for that reason.
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Epomaker
Sixty-six keys plus a knob at $64.99, gasket mounted on a flex-cut PC plate, hot-swap, tri-mode, 700 g, with an 8000 mAh battery. The silent tactile variants are a dollar more at $65.99. Epomaker names no configuration software on the page, so that field is left blank.
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Epomaker
The Pro adds to the TH80 V2 at $77.99, keeping the gasket mount, flex-cut PC plate, tri-mode radios and hot-swap sockets. Keycaps differ by colourway: PC dye-sublimated on the black version. Worth comparing directly against the standard V2 at $68.99, since the shared specification is most of the board.
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Epomaker
A tri-mode 75 percent at $68.99, gasket mounted on a flex-cut PC plate, hot-swap, with Creamy Jade linear switches and Cherry profile double-shot PBT. The 75 percent layout keeps the function row that a 65 percent drops while staying narrower than a TKL, which is why it is the most crowded size in this bracket.
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