Epomaker Debuts Latest Keyboards at Tokyo Game Show 2026

Epomaker, a leading keyboard and gaming peripheral manufacturer, is making its way to Tokyo this September for two major events: the Tokyo Game Show 2026 and the Tokyo Keyboard Expo 2026. The company’s journey to Japan marks a significant milestone, as the Tokyo Game Show celebrates its 30th anniversary. This year, the event will run from September 17 to 21, with the first two days reserved for business visitors.

Epomaker will be showcasing a diverse lineup of its latest products at the Tokyo Game Show 2026, held at Makuhari Messe. The company will be located in Hall 11, Booth 11-CO1, where visitors can see several Japanese-layout models, including the TH108 PRO, TH108, TH87, and G84 Pro. These keyboards are part of Epomaker’s established TH Series, which is designed for both everyday work and gaming. The TH Series features pre-lubed switches that offer a smoother feel and refined sound right out of the box, and the lineup includes full-size keyboards as well as more compact layouts.

Precision and flexibility are key features of Epomaker’s TMR keyboards. The HE75 V2 TMR and HE65 V2 TMR adopt practical layouts that retain essential keys for everyday gaming and typing while maintaining a compact footprint. This design is particularly beneficial for gaming setups, as it leaves more room for mouse movement. At the heart of these keyboards is TMR sensor technology, which uses the tunnel magnetoresistance effect to detect subtle changes in magnetic resistance with significantly greater sensitivity. The keyboards also support both magnetic and mechanical switches, providing users with greater flexibility in sound, technology, and typing feel.

For gamers who value portability and high performance, the HE30 is a standout product. This one-handed gaming keyboard brings professional-grade esports capabilities into a lightweight, travel-friendly form factor. Its compact 30% layout is complemented by advanced features such as 0.01 mm adjustable actuation and DKS/SOCD support, giving competitive players greater control and flexibility in fast-paced games. An innovative removable wrist strap makes it easy to attach the keyboard to a gear bag, allowing players to take it from everyday gaming sessions to tournaments and travel.

The Hack70, another key product, takes a 65-key ortholinear approach, arranging its keys in straight columns and rows to minimize lateral finger movement. This layout can help make extended typing sessions more comfortable and efficient. The split spacebar also makes greater use of the thumbs, allowing users to assign additional functions without requiring significant hand movement.

For users who value comfort over long periods of use, the Nex Lite features an ergonomic shape that follows the natural contours of the hand. It is powered by the PAW3311 sensor, providing reliable tracking while maintaining efficient power consumption. The mouse also includes a rapid-fire button and adjustable debounce settings for greater responsiveness and reliability. Six DPI levels can be configured through the onboard button or online driver, making it easy to adapt sensitivity to different games and tasks.

Epomaker’s presence at the Tokyo Game Show is not just about product displays. Throughout all five days of the event, visitors can look forward to different small giveaways each day, along with a wide selection of switches available for hands-on testing. After the Tokyo Game Show, Epomaker will continue its Tokyo journey at the Tokyo Keyboard Expo 2026 on September 23, taking place at Tokyo Ryutsu Center, where the brand will be exhibiting at Booths B31-B32.

Whether visitors stop by the Tokyo Game Show or the Keyboard Expo, the Epomaker team will be on site throughout the events, ready to meet the community, exchange ideas, and share the latest developments from the world of keyboards and gaming peripherals.