EPOMAKERCreamy Jade
A silky-smooth linear with a heavier bottom-out that adds body and depth. Pre-lubed from the factory.
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EPOMAKER RT75Keyboard · 75%
EPOMAKER TH65Keyboard · 65%
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EPOMAKER HE75 V2 TMRKeyboard · 75%
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Sound clips, force numbers, compatibility and what each one actually feels like under your fingers. The whole catalogue, filterable.
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Filter by type, sound, weight or what you do all day. Every card carries the force numbers and our note on how it actually sounds.
A silky-smooth linear with a heavier bottom-out that adds body and depth. Pre-lubed from the factory.
A snappy medium-tactile bump with a sharp top-out. Two distinct events per keystroke.
A feather-light keystroke with dampened stems at both ends of travel. Near-silent.
POM housing over a long-pole stem. Each keystroke ends in a round, bouncy pop.
An extended 21mm spring gives a linear yet creamy keystroke with unusual consistency.
Ultra-light 35g actuation with a light tactile bump. Noise-dampened and pre-lubed.
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A switch is five parts. Each one changes how it sounds, feels and ages — knowing which does what turns "I like this switch" into "I know why".
Material and shape decide the bump and the pitch. POM reads smooth, nylon reads warm, UHMWPE reads slick.
Sets the force curve. Single-stage feels even top to bottom; two-stage ramps up. Length changes the return.
Where the signal happens. Tactile leaves create the bump; clicky adds a separate jacket that snaps.
Box housings hold the stem tighter, so less wobble and a brighter top-out. Traditional runs warmer.
Fills tolerances and removes scratch, which deepens the sound. Everything we ship is factory-lubed.
Compatibility
Which switches work on which EPOMAKER boards. Worth a look before you order.
| Switch type | TH / Galaxy / RT | HE Series | Lab Magcore | Luma (low-profile) | Maker Series |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard MX 3-pin and 5-pin | |||||
| Hall Effect (HE) | |||||
| Magnetic / inductive Magcore | |||||
| Low-profile Choc / Kailh-LP | |||||
| Optical Razer / Wooting | |||||
| Cherry MX original | |||||
| Kailh Box | Box only |
Every MX-compatible EPOMAKER board is hot-swap by default, so no soldering is needed. Pull the old switch with a puller and press the new one in.
The smart way to decide
Force numbers and sound clips get you close, but your fingers decide. A sampler puts the four families in your hand for the price of a coffee.