We had previously tested two Epomaker keyboards that greatly impressed us with their meticulous finish and, above all, their excellent value for money: the HE68 Lite and the Magcore 87. These were high-performance, well-built models that were consistent in their positioning. But this time, Epomaker has radically changed tack.
Epomaker surprises us again with the Glyph!
The brand has unveiled a keyboard that is sure to turn heads and, without a doubt, get people talking. It is focusing on originality where many other brands remain in their comfort zone. Epomaker’s idea? To revisit the modern keyboard, taking inspiration directly from the world of typewriters. A bold move that has given rise to the Glyph.
Originality: the strength of Epomaker?
Upon receiving the Glyph, the question naturally arises. This isn’t the first time Epomaker has attempted to go a step further than what the competition has to offer.
In a market that is often very formulaic, this approach brings a breath of fresh air. Not everyone will like everything, but the brand deserves credit for trying out different concepts and exploring new directions.
Thanks to Epomaker for providing the Glyph.
