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02 / THE ESSENTIALS
AKKO Prunus Lannesiana 3108RF Mechanical Keyboard at a Glance
Full-size
Layout
Plastic
Case material
Tray
Mount
2.4G
Connectivity
Layout & compatibility
Windows
macOS
iOS
Android
Official regional documentation conflicts; basic macOS compatibility confirmed, identical driver features not guaranteed
Performance & experience
FULL-SIZE PRODUCTIVITY
Dedicated keys, with the desk-space and battery trade-offs made clear
The 3108RF keeps a complete 108-key arrangement with a function row, navigation cluster and dedicated numpad. That is useful for spreadsheets, finance work, data entry and anyone who relies on dedicated keys instead of compact-layer shortcuts. AKKO lists dimensions of approximately 440 × 188 × 53 mm and a weight around 1.75 kg.
Wireless power comes from two replaceable AAA batteries rather than an internal rechargeable pack. AKKO quotes approximately eight months of 2.4GHz use under its regular-input conditions, but actual runtime will vary. USB-C remains available when you prefer a direct wired connection.
- 108-key / 100% full size
- 440 × 188 × 53 mm
- 2 × AAA batteries
Bottom line: The numpad and dedicated navigation keys are the reason to accept the larger footprint; if you rarely use them, a TKL or 75% layout may use your desk space more efficiently.
FROST PINK LINEAR
A lighter linear setup
The fulfillment SKU uses AKKO Frost Pink linear switches. AKKO specifies 45 ± 5 gf operating force, 50 ± 5 gf total-travel force, 2.0 ± 0.5 mm pre-travel and 3.6 ± 0.4 mm total travel.
Those specifications describe a relatively light linear keypress without an intentional tactile bump. KeebPilot does not label the keyboard “thocky,” “creamy” or similar based only on switch name: complete-board sound is affected by the case, tray mount, keycaps, desk surface and individual unit.
- 45 ± 5 gf operating force
- Linear switch
- 3.6 ± 0.4 mm total travel
Bottom line: This configuration makes the most sense for buyers who want a relatively light linear keypress rather than a pronounced tactile bump or click.
PBT DOUBLE-SHOT
Cherry-profile keycaps are part of the Prunus Lannesiana theme
The Prunus Lannesiana colorway uses PBT double-shot keycaps in Cherry profile, with white, light-pink and deeper-pink accents across the full-size layout.
Double-shot legends are formed from separate plastic rather than simple surface printing, while the sculpted Cherry profile gives each row a defined height and angle. On a theme-focused keyboard like this one, the stock keycap set is a meaningful part of the finished product rather than a temporary cosmetic add-on.
- PBT keycaps
- Double-shot legends
- Cherry profile
Bottom line: Choose this version if the pink-and-white Prunus Lannesiana theme and the stock PBT keycap set are part of what you want to keep on the desk.
Construction
LayoutFull-size
Case materialPlastic
MountTray
Connectivity2.4G
Is this the right keyboard for you?
3108RF VS 3108 V3
The connection mode is the buying difference
AKKO places the 3108 V3 and 3108RF in the same product family, which can make search results look more interchangeable than the actual buying decision. The practical distinction is straightforward: 3108 V3 is the Type-C wired version, while 3108RF adds 2.4GHz wireless operation and retains USB-C wired use.
RF does not mean tri-mode. The exact Prunus Lannesiana 3108RF does not list Bluetooth, so users looking for Bluetooth switching between several devices should not buy it on the assumption that “wireless” means Bluetooth.
- 3108RF adds 2.4GHz wireless
- USB-C wired use remains available
- Bluetooth is not listed
Bottom line: Buy the 3108RF for full-size productivity with simple 2.4GHz wireless convenience, not for a modern three-mode connectivity stack.
Check before buying
- No Bluetooth and no RGB/backlighting on this RF configuration
- A 440 × 188 mm footprint takes substantially more desk width than 75% or TKL layouts
- Wireless mode uses replaceable AAA batteries rather than an internal rechargeable battery
Who it suits
Users who want a traditional full-size layout with 2.4GHz wireless convenience
Pink-and-white desk setups where the stock keycap theme is part of the appeal
Detailed specifications
Brand
AKKO
Layout
Full-size
Mounting Style
Tray
Case Material
Plastic
PCB
Hot-swap
Connectivity
2.4G
Weight
1750.0 g
Dimensions
440×188×53 mm
Good to Know
Build notes
Allow room for the full-size 108-key layout before setting up the desk. For wireless use, prepare two AAA batteries: they are not included in international shipments. Use 2.4GHz or USB-C for this model; it has no Bluetooth or backlight. Plan keycap replacements around the full-size layout and Cherry-profile set.
Questions about AKKO Prunus Lannesiana 3108RF Mechanical Keyboard
Is the AKKO Prunus Lannesiana 3108RF wireless?
Yes. It supports 2.4GHz wireless and USB Type-C wired operation. The exact configuration is dual-mode rather than tri-mode.
Does the 3108RF support Bluetooth or RGB?
No Bluetooth is listed for this exact Prunus Lannesiana 3108RF, and AKKO states that the RF version does not have RGB/backlighting. If either feature is essential, choose a different model.
What is the difference between the 3108RF and 3108 V3?
The main buying difference is connectivity. The 3108 V3 is the Type-C wired version, while the 3108RF adds 2.4GHz wireless operation and can still be used through USB-C.
What switches are included in this version?
This fulfillment SKU uses AKKO Frost Pink linear switches, specified at 45 ± 5 gf operating force, 2.0 ± 0.5 mm pre-travel and 3.6 ± 0.4 mm total travel.
What keycaps does the Prunus Lannesiana 3108RF use?
AKKO specifies PBT double-shot keycaps in Cherry profile for the Prunus Lannesiana 3108 V3 / 3108RF family. The pink-and-white stock keycap set is part of this model's theme.
How long do the AAA batteries last?
AKKO states that two AAA batteries can last approximately eight months in 2.4GHz mode under its regular-input usage conditions. Actual battery life varies with usage pattern, battery quality and environment. Batteries are not included for international shipments.
Can I use the 3108RF on a Mac?
Normal keyboard operation is listed as compatible with macOS. Driver documentation is inconsistent across AKKO regions, so KeebPilot does not promise identical driver functionality across macOS, Windows, regions or software versions.
Is this keyboard a good choice if I do not use the numpad?
It can still be used normally, but the main reason to choose a 108-key full-size board is access to the dedicated numpad, navigation cluster and function row. If those keys are rarely used, a TKL or 75% keyboard can free more desk space.