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The Yier and Bubu 5108B Plus supports Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz wireless and wired USB-C. Its hot-swap sockets support 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches, so compatible switches can be changed without soldering. Akko Cloud Driver supports customization through Mac, Windows and Web interfaces. Replacement keycap sets should provide complete 108-key full-size coverage.
The 5108B Plus keeps the numpad, navigation cluster and function row while still offering the connection options expected from a modern wireless mechanical keyboard.
Use USB-C for a fixed wired setup, 2.4GHz for a dedicated wireless receiver, or Bluetooth when switching to a laptop, tablet or other compatible device. For buyers who genuinely use a full-size layout, that combination is more useful than shrinking the keyboard just for portability.
Why it matters: You get the complete 108-key layout without being locked to a single device or connection method.
The collaboration is expressed most strongly through the keycaps. Akko specifies MOA-profile PBT dye-sub keycaps, combining a rounded sculpted shape with durable PBT material and dye-sublimated legends and artwork.
That matters here because the keycaps are not just a technical component — they are a major part of the reason this edition looks different from a standard 5108B Plus.
Why it matters: Buy this edition because you want the themed keycap experience, not just because you need another full-size keyboard.
The themed design does not turn the keyboard into a closed system. Akko V3 Piano Pro linear switches come installed from the factory, while the 3-pin / 5-pin hot-swap sockets let you try other compatible mechanical switches without soldering.
Programmable RGB adds another layer of personalization through Akko Cloud Driver, so you can keep the Yier and Bubu case and keycaps while changing the switch feel later.
Why it matters: You can preserve the themed look while changing compatible switches and supported lighting or key settings later.

The biggest reason to choose this edition over a standard full-size keyboard is the Yier and Bubu theme itself. The color palette, character artwork and keycap legends extend across the entire 108-key layout, making the keyboard a visual centerpiece rather than a generic board with a small collaboration badge.
Yellow and Pink give buyers two distinct directions for a themed setup, while the large full-size canvas gives the artwork more room to appear across the alphanumeric area, navigation cluster and numpad.
Why it matters: If desk aesthetics are part of the buying decision, this model gives the collaboration much more visual presence than a subtle themed accent.
Full-size / 108-key layout: confirm desk width and mouse room before buying. Three-level feet adjust the typing angle. Hot-swap sockets support compatible 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches. USB-C, 2.4GHz and Bluetooth cover wired and wireless desk setups, with a 3000 mAh battery for wireless operation.
Yes. It uses a 108-key full-size / 100% layout with a dedicated numpad, navigation cluster and function row.
Yes. It supports Bluetooth 5.0, 2.4GHz wireless and wired USB-C.
Yes. Official Akko EU specifications list 3-pin and 5-pin hot-swap support.
The exact product uses Akko V3 Piano Pro linear switches, specified at 45 ± 5gf operating force, 1.9 ± 0.5 mm pre-travel and 3.1 mm total travel.
Akko's Global and EU exact-product pages specify MOA-profile PBT dye-sub keycaps.
Yes. It has programmable RGB lighting and supports Akko Cloud Driver.
It is transportable, but portability is not its strength. The full-size layout is about 442 mm wide and the keyboard weighs about 1.2 kg, so smaller layouts are more convenient for frequent travel.
No. The 5108B Plus and 5108 V5 are separate model generations. Their images, specifications, pricing and fulfillment variants must not be mixed.