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The hot-swap PCB accepts compatible three- and five-pin MX-style switches. Replacement keycap sets should cover the full-size bottom row and larger keys, not only the MX-style stem.
Use wired USB-C, 2.4 GHz, or Bluetooth according to the supported devices and preferred desk setup.
Build note: Check keycap coverage and device setup before changing the build.
Works across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. The hot-swap PCB accepts compatible 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches, while tri-mode connectivity covers Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz wireless, and wired USB-C.
The Cinnamoroll Star 5108B Plus is a full-size 108-key keyboard that combines the Star edition design with a complete typing layout.
It suits buyers who want the character-led MOA keycap look without giving up a numpad and dedicated full-size workflow.
Bottom line: A themed keyboard that still serves a full-size desk.
The Cinnamoroll Star MOA-profile PBT dye-sub keycaps provide the visual reason to choose this edition, while hot-swap support, RGB lighting, and tri-mode connectivity make it a functional daily keyboard.
The practical trade-off is physical size: a 108-key board needs more desk width than a compact layout.
What it means: Choose it for both the edition design and full-size utility.

Choose this board when the Cinnamoroll Star design and a complete 108-key layout are both priorities.
Choose a smaller board if desk space matters more than a numpad, or a different layout if the themed MOA profile is not the desired look.
Decision note: A full-size themed board for a fixed desk.
The 5108B Plus uses a hot-swap PCB that accepts compatible 3-pin and 5-pin MX-style switches, so switch changes can be made without soldering. It is a full-size 108-key tray-mount board, so replacement keycap sets should be checked for full-size bottom-row and large-key coverage rather than chosen only by stem type. Its full-size layout also requires substantially more desk width than a 75% or TKL board.
No. This page is for the Cinnamoroll Star 5108B Plus, the earlier full-size model with a tray-mount structure, 3000mAh battery, Akko V3 Piano Pro switches, MOA-profile PBT dye-sub keycaps, RGB lighting, and tri-mode connectivity. AKKO now lists the Cinnamoroll 5108 V5 as the newer replacement, so the two models should not be treated as the same keyboard.
The verified configuration covered here uses Akko V3 Piano Pro linear switches. AKKO rates them at 45 ± 5gf operating force, 1.9 ± 0.5mm pre-travel, and 3.1mm total travel. They are designed for a smooth linear keypress without a tactile bump. KeebPilot does not assign a fixed sound label because acoustics vary with the desk, stabilizers, and typing style.
Yes. AKKO's regional specification page lists hot-swap support for compatible 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches. That means switches can be replaced without soldering when they use the supported footprint. Always confirm the replacement switch is mechanically compatible before installation, and disconnect the keyboard before swapping switches to avoid accidental input or damage.
Yes. The Cinnamoroll Star 5108B Plus supports Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz wireless with a receiver, and wired USB Type-C. AKKO lists 1000Hz polling in wired and 2.4GHz modes and 125Hz polling over Bluetooth. Wireless range and stability can still vary with receiver placement, interference, battery level, and the connected host device.
The keyboard comes with Cinnamoroll-themed PBT keycaps using dye-sublimated legends and the rounded MOA profile. AKKO describes the Star edition as a 2024 Cinnamoroll design built around a star-picking theme. The supplied materials also show themed novelty keys. Spare keycaps are included; an exact count is not published.
Yes. AKKO lists compatibility with Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, and the product supports Akko Cloud Driver on compatible Mac, Windows, and web environments. The keyboard can therefore be used across common desktop and mobile operating systems. Some software functions or shortcuts can differ by operating system, so platform-specific key behavior should be checked in the current driver documentation.
The box includes the keyboard, keycap puller, switch puller, manual, cable, dust cover, spare keycaps, spare switches, and a 2.4GHz receiver. An exact spare count is not published.