EPOMAKER AegisSil Keycap Set

EPOMAKER AegisSil Keycap Set

By EPOMAKER · Mechanical Keyboards · Home & Workspace

  • 113-key set
  • Silicone material
  • Cherry profile, sculpted R1-R4 rows
  • Fits 60%, 87% and full-size (104/108-key) boards
  • MX-style switches only, not ISO compatible

Lowest price seen
~$29.99 (approx.)
from $29.99 at Amazon

Prices are snapshots. Check the current price with the store.

Summary

The EPOMAKER AegisSil is a 113-key silicone keycap set in Cherry profile for MX-style mechanical keyboards, aimed at soft, quiet typing and heavy RGB shine-through. Check two things before you buy: the maker lists only 60%, 87% and full-size boards, and the US store sells a Pink color that the German and Japanese stores do not.

Strengths

  • Soft, smooth, slightly tacky texture that reviewers describe as comfortable and fatigue-reducing.
  • Noticeable noise reduction: a sharp clack becomes a softer thud.
  • Even RGB diffusion, because the translucent silicone spreads light instead of punching it through a legend.
  • The whole cap is silicone, a feel you do not get from PBT or ABS.
  • Cherry-profile R1–R4 sculpting gives the set a familiar shape.
  • A reviewer says the legend sits under the outer silicone layer, which should slow fading.

Weaknesses

  • Tacky silicone collects lint, dust, hair and pet fur, so it needs more wiping than plastic keycaps.
  • The soft feel is less crisp and precise for fast competitive gaming.
  • No independent instrumented testing exists; noise reduction, durability and fit tolerance are unmeasured.
  • The manufacturer lists 60%, 87% and full-size only, while a distributor claims 65%, 75% and 96%, so fit is uncertain.
  • Some users report fit issues on non-standard layouts and unusual key sizes.
  • The white variant is translucent enough that a switch’s color can show through.

Verified specifications

ModelAegisSil Keycap Set.
Keys
Materialsilicone throughout, with no plastic shell.
ProfileCherry profile, sculpted with R1–R4 row heights.
Legendsfront-printed, per the manufacturer.
Shine-throughyes; the translucent silicone diffuses backlighting.
Compatibility60%, 87% and full-size (104- and 108-key) boards with MX-style switches; not ISO compatible.
Operating temperature-40 °C to 200 °C, per the manufacturer.
Package size37.5 × 15 × 3.5 cm; product weight 360 g.
ColorsWhite, Blue, Purple and Pink (US); White, Blue and Purple (DE, JP).
In the boxthe keycaps only, with no accessories.
Warrantynone published.
Full research notes and sources

Soft feel, noise and RGB

The reviews that exist are hands-on impressions or summaries built on EPOMAKER’s specs and owner feedback, not measurements. What they agree on: the texture is comfortable, keystrokes sound softer, and backlighting looks even because the translucent silicone spreads light rather than forcing it through a legend. One hands-on reviewer on a Hall Effect board said the sound stayed satisfying and full rather than dead, and that the caps look clean with the lights off. The cap is a two-layer build, a translucent silicone outer shell over an inner keycap base.

Layout and legends

The listings conflict, so check both against your board. EPOMAKER says the set fits 60%, 87% and full-size (104/108-key) boards and is not ISO compatible; a distributor and some listings instead claim 65%, 75%, 96% and full-size. EPOMAKER also says the legends are front-printed, while a hands-on reviewer describes them as printed on the top surface. That matters for which switch orientation, north- or south-facing, the shine-through looks right on. Nobody publishes stem tolerance, so treat non-standard bottom rows as a try-before-you-buy risk.

Lint, dust and upkeep

The tacky silicone surface is the set’s most consistent catch. Reviewers say it gathers lint, dust, hair and pet fur faster than PBT or ABS and needs regular wiping with a damp cloth. The material is said to resist sweat, oils and everyday cleaners, and the two-layer build puts the legend under the outer layer. Keycaps are consumable: there is no repair path beyond replacing caps, and no spare-key program was found. Wipe it, do not soak it, and keep it away from shedding pets if that bothers you.

Price and value

EPOMAKER and its distributor MechLands list the set at $29.99 (2026), with €32.95 in Germany and ¥5,000 in Japan. At that amount the AegisSil is a cheap way to change how a keyboard feels, sounds and glows without buying a new board, which is how reviewers pitch it. Below about $20 it is worth trying only if the seller is trustworthy; a third-party storefront advertises $10.50, and its authenticity is unverified. Approach PBT custom-set pricing of about $40 and the value thins, because conventional sets with proven durability and no lint problem cost similar money. The reason to buy is the silicone itself: soft, quiet, translucent RGB. If you dislike tacky surfaces or own shedding pets, pick something else.

Which model this is

This is the AegisSil Keycap Set, sold in White, Blue, Purple and Pink on the US site; the German and Japanese stores list three colors and leave out Pink. The white variant carries the store SKU EPOMAKER-KEYCAP-CH-RU-Sil-WH-AGS. The Amazon listing for the set is ASIN B0FJLW9SXT. It is a keycap set, not a keyboard, and it is not the same product as EPOMAKER’s Mist Clouds, Glintrix, Lavender Jade or SmokFiber sets.

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