Epomaker has officially launched its Glyph typewriter-style mechanical keyboard after teasing it at CES 2026. The retro-inspired 75% keyboard features 83 keys, a 2.79-inch full-color TFT screen, and a built-in tablet stand. The design emphasizes round, uniform-height keycaps that evoke vintage typewriters, paired with an aluminum plate and ABS plastic case.

Priced at $139, the Glyph comes with Epomaker Wisteria V2 linear switches (45 gf operating force) and offers both 2.4 GHz and Bluetooth connectivity with an 8,000 mAh battery. The launch bundle includes three other models: the $119 Luma100, the $84.99 Aula F75 Ultra, and the $115.99 RT100 Pro. The Aula F75 Ultra represents the latest collaboration between Epomaker and Aula, featuring VIA customization and upgrades over previous F75 versions.

The RT100 Pro offers an 1800 layout with a numpad and compressed navigation cluster, available in a beige "Retro White" colorway with green accents. It includes a 1.54-inch TFT display, south-facing RGB backlighting, and tri-mode connectivity. Both the Glyph and RT100 Pro ship exclusively with Epomaker switches, while the F75 Ultra provides options between Leobog Reaper and Strawberry Mint switches.