MOKURU Wireless Mechanical Keyboard, Three Mode BT/2.4G/USB-C, RGB Switching, 75% Key Layout, Volume Adjustment knob, Hot Swappable Shaft Seat, Compatible with Windows, Mac (Comic PBT)
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Description
- Three-Mode Connectivity & Wide Compatibility: This wireless mechanical keyboard supports BT, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB wired connections, allowing seamless switching between multiple devices. Compatible with PC, laptops, tablets, smartphones, PS, XBOX, and more, meeting all your gaming and typing needs. Features a 4000mAh rechargeable battery for extended usage. - Intelligent Advanced LCD Display: Stay informed with the stylish intelligent gaming keyboard displaying date, time, battery level, system status, connection mode, and indicators. Customize settings, switch connection modes, adjust volume, change RGB lighting, set languages, and upload screen images/GIFs via our dedicated software (required for image/GIF settings and date/time calibration). - Hot-Swappable Custom Keyboard: The wireless keyboard Experience smooth typing with pre-lubricated linear switches that support hot-swapping (5-pin or 3-pin options). Perfect for beginners and enthusiasts alike, allowing easy DIY customization without soldering. This hot-swappable keyboard is designed to be your go-to choice for a long time. - RGB Lighting & Customization: The pc keyboard Enhance your gaming setup with 21 RGB lighting effects, adjustable brightness, and flow speed. Features gradient injection-molded keycaps for a premium look. Use the MOKURU software to create custom shortcut key combinations, macro commands, and personalize RGB lighting colors effortlessly. - 75% Compact Layout & Multi-Functional Control Knob: The computer keyboard wireless Save desk space with the 79-key compact layout while retaining essential directional keys, ideal for improving typing and gaming efficiency. The wireless gaming keyboard includes a multi-functional control knob for volume adjustment and mute/unmute with a simple click. Perfect for users new to 75% keyboards—allow some time to adapt to its design and layout.
Details
Features & Specs
- Compatible Devices
- PC
- Connectivity Technology
- Bluetooth
- Additional Features
- Backlit
- Switch Type
- Mechanical
- Minimum Required Operating System Version
- Mac OS 11 Big Sur, Mac OS 12 Monterey, Mac OS 13 Ventura, Mac OS 14 Sonoma, Ubuntu 20.04 Focal Fossa, Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish, Windows 10, Windows 11, iPadOS 15, iPadOS 16, iPadOS 17
- Compatible Operating System Family
- Windows
- Number of Keys
- 79
- Color
- Comic PBT
Item Details
- Brand
- MOKURU
- Keyboard Description
- Mechanical
- Unit Count
- 1.0 Count
- Manufacturer
- MOKURU
Frequently asked questions
- What connectivity options does this keyboard support?
- It supports Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, and USB wired connections.
- Does it have customizable RGB lighting?
- Yes, it has 21 RGB lighting effects with adjustable brightness and flow speed, and you can personalize colors using MOKURU software.
- Is this keyboard compatible with a Mac?
- Yes, it is compatible with Mac OS 11 Big Sur through Mac OS 14 Sonoma.
Customer reviews
Great Feel, Fun Design, and Packed With Features
The Comic keycaps look great in person. They're bright, crisp, and a fun break from the usual black‑and‑grey setup I was rocking previous. The switches feel smooth and consistent, with a satisfying sound that isn’t overly loud like I was worried about. Weird to say, but the sounds is almost nostalgic, unfortunately, I can't place from when. Typing feels smooth, there is resistance so it feels like you're properly pushing a key, but it's not so much that it ruins the flow if you are typing quite a bit, for instance this review. The frame/case/board together has a solid weight to it that keeps it from sliding around the desk. It does help that there are rubber feet on each of the leg types. While the case is plastic and feels a bit cheap to the touch, when you hold it/lift it, it really does feel premium and solid. The three‑mode connectivity works exactly as expected. Switching between Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and wired is quick, and the connection stays stable. Something to note is that the bluetooth and 2.4GHz modes will go into a 'sleep' mode after a certain amount of inactivity. You'll press a few keys, this will take the keyboard up (backlight illuminates), then your computer will recognize/respond as expected. I am currently using all three of the connection types, to replace needing a second keyboard. I have 2.4GHz connected to my Surface Pro 7+, direct connect to my personal machine, and bluetooth to my work laptop. It's nice to reduce the clutter of my remote set up. One the hardest things for me has been getting used to the 75% layout. It takes a good amount of time for the adjustment if you’re used to full‑size/10-key boards. A few niceties have been the directional keys being intact and the PgUp/PgDn buttons sitting above them. The volume knob is placed well and has a clean click for mute and volume control. The small LCD screen is more useful than I expected. It shows battery, connection mode, and system info at a glance, and you can upload a GIF or image if you want to personalize it. The software is straightforward enough for adjusting RGB, macros, and the screen settings and I didn't get any pop up from defender when I was using it. Hot‑swappable switches are a nice bonus. You can drop in 3‑pin or 5‑pin options without soldering, which makes this a good starter board for anyone curious about customizing later. RGB lighting is bright with plenty of effects, and the gradient‑injected keycaps let the colors show through nicely without feeling cheap. Battery life has been solid so far, especially on Bluetooth. After a week of 8-10 hour daily usage, I'm sitting at about 65% - this includes switching to the other machines and having it plugged-in for short bursts when I need to tinker on my personal machine. The default state for the keyboard is Bluetooth for me. I think my only gripe has been that there is no matching mouse for the keyboard.
The Comic keycaps look great in person. They're bright, crisp, and a fun break from the usual black‑and‑grey setup I was rocking previous. The switches feel smooth and consistent, with a satisfying sound that isn’t overly loud like I was worried about. Weird to say, but the sounds is almost nostalgic, unfortunately, I can't place from when. Typing feels smooth, there is resistance so it feels like you're properly pushing a key, but it's not so much that it ruins the flow if you are typing quite a bit, for instance this review. The frame/case/board together has a solid weight to it that keeps it from sliding around the desk. It does help that there are rubber feet on each of the leg types. While the case is plastic and feels a bit cheap to the touch, when you hold it/lift it, it really does feel premium and solid. The three‑mode connectivity works exactly as expected. Switching between Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and wired is quick, and the connection stays stable. Something to note is that the bluetooth and 2.4GHz modes will go into a 'sleep' mode after a certain amount of inactivity. You'll press a few keys, this will take the keyboard up (backlight illuminates), then your computer will recognize/respond as expected. I am currently using all three of the connection types, to replace needing a second keyboard. I have 2.4GHz connected to my Surface Pro 7+, direct connect to my personal machine, and bluetooth to my work laptop. It's nice to reduce the clutter of my remote set up. One the hardest things for me has been getting used to the 75% layout. It takes a good amount of time for the adjustment if you’re used to full‑size/10-key boards. A few niceties have been the directional keys being intact and the PgUp/PgDn buttons sitting above them. The volume knob is placed well and has a clean click for mute and volume control. The small LCD screen is more useful than I expected. It shows battery, connection mode, and system info at a glance, and you can upload a GIF or image if you want to personalize it. The software is straightforward enough for adjusting RGB, macros, and the screen settings and I didn't get any pop up from defender when I was using it. Hot‑swappable switches are a nice bonus. You can drop in 3‑pin or 5‑pin options without soldering, which makes this a good starter board for anyone curious about customizing later. RGB lighting is bright with plenty of effects, and the gradient‑injected keycaps let the colors show through nicely without feeling cheap. Battery life has been solid so far, especially on Bluetooth. After a week of 8-10 hour daily usage, I'm sitting at about 65% - this includes switching to the other machines and having it plugged-in for short bursts when I need to tinker on my personal machine. The default state for the keyboard is Bluetooth for me. I think my only gripe has been that there is no matching mouse for the keyboard.
A Stunning, Gundam‑Inspired Keyboard That Sounds Great Out of the Box.
WOW! I’ve been an avid keyboard collector since 2018 and own many high‑end custom mechanical boards, so when I saw this MOKURU Wireless Mechanical Keyboard pop up on Vine, I figured why not. What immediately caught my eye was the keycap design on the white version. Very Gundam‑inspired, and honestly, the pictures don’t do them justice. This board is beautiful in person. The 75% layout is the perfect sweet spot between a compact 60% and a full‑size board. You get dedicated arrows and function keys without the bulk, and it keeps the desk looking clean. It’s also super lightweight, which makes it easy to move around and surprisingly comfortable for long typing sessions. I originally assumed I’d open it up to mod the acoustics like I do with most pre‑builts, but I didn’t need to. It sounds great right out of the box. The switches have a satisfying “clacky” profile that fits my preference, and the sstabilizers are impressively clean. No rattle, no mushiness, just solid performance. The Bluetooth function works flawlessly, and the auto‑off backlighting is a thoughtful touch that helps preserve battery life. Pre‑built keyboards have clearly come a long way, and you can tell manufacturers are paying attention to what the custom community values. The typing experience is genuinely satisfying. Crisp, responsive, and consistent across the board. It’s the kind of board you start using “just to test,” and suddenly an hour has passed. If you’re looking for a keyboard that’s aesthetically striking, lightweight, and FUNctional, all at a fraction of the price of a custom build, I highly recommend this board.
WOW! I’ve been an avid keyboard collector since 2018 and own many high‑end custom mechanical boards, so when I saw this MOKURU Wireless Mechanical Keyboard pop up on Vine, I figured why not. What immediately caught my eye was the keycap design on the white version. Very Gundam‑inspired, and honestly, the pictures don’t do them justice. This board is beautiful in person. The 75% layout is the perfect sweet spot between a compact 60% and a full‑size board. You get dedicated arrows and function keys without the bulk, and it keeps the desk looking clean. It’s also super lightweight, which makes it easy to move around and surprisingly comfortable for long typing sessions. I originally assumed I’d open it up to mod the acoustics like I do with most pre‑builts, but I didn’t need to. It sounds great right out of the box. The switches have a satisfying “clacky” profile that fits my preference, and the sstabilizers are impressively clean. No rattle, no mushiness, just solid performance. The Bluetooth function works flawlessly, and the auto‑off backlighting is a thoughtful touch that helps preserve battery life. Pre‑built keyboards have clearly come a long way, and you can tell manufacturers are paying attention to what the custom community values. The typing experience is genuinely satisfying. Crisp, responsive, and consistent across the board. It’s the kind of board you start using “just to test,” and suddenly an hour has passed. If you’re looking for a keyboard that’s aesthetically striking, lightweight, and FUNctional, all at a fraction of the price of a custom build, I highly recommend this board.
Beautiful keyboard, well made and awesome LEDs
Very, very nice keyboard! I'm really impressed with the LEDs and mechanical clicks of this keyboard. It's not too loud to in annoy those around you but good enough to satisfy your mechanical needs! Love the design of the keys. A nice break from black or white or pink keyboards.. Lots of different options with the LEDs too. Can be just keyboard wide and constant to every keystroke causes it to light up. Volume control is in a nice place too. Loving this replacement keyboard!! As with anything I review off here if there's any degradation of manufacturing or quality I'll come back and update my review.
Very, very nice keyboard! I'm really impressed with the LEDs and mechanical clicks of this keyboard. It's not too loud to in annoy those around you but good enough to satisfy your mechanical needs! Love the design of the keys. A nice break from black or white or pink keyboards.. Lots of different options with the LEDs too. Can be just keyboard wide and constant to every keystroke causes it to light up. Volume control is in a nice place too. Loving this replacement keyboard!! As with anything I review off here if there's any degradation of manufacturing or quality I'll come back and update my review.
Looks amazing and feels great to type on
This keyboard is super clean looking and the pink gradient with RGB lighting really stands out on my desk. The keys feel smooth and responsive, and I like the 75% layout since it saves space without losing functionality. Switching between Bluetooth and USB-C was easy, and the volume knob is a nice bonus. Solid build and great for both work and casual use.
This keyboard is super clean looking and the pink gradient with RGB lighting really stands out on my desk. The keys feel smooth and responsive, and I like the 75% layout since it saves space without losing functionality. Switching between Bluetooth and USB-C was easy, and the volume knob is a nice bonus. Solid build and great for both work and casual use.
