LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD MK10 AI Voice Control Panel 10×0.85in Keys 2.01in Screen White
Ten 0.85-inch mechanical LCD keys and a 2.01-inch secondary screen run on a dual-core T113-S3 processor with QMK firmware for macro and voice control
- Ten 0.85-inch mechanical LCD keys with 128×128 resolution give instant visual feedback per command
- 01-inch secondary screen at 240×296 adds a dedicated status or media display
- Dual-core T113-S3 at 1.2 GHz runs Linux for complex on-device logic
- GD32 sub-controller runs QMK for zero-latency mechanical input without PC software
- Drag-and-drop theme editor lets you customise layouts and macros with no coding required
What It Is
The LORDWORLD MK10 is a new IoT edge device and development board with ten mechanical LCD keys and a secondary display. It targets makers and developers who want a programmable macro panel that runs Linux and QMK without relying on host software.
The Deciding Spec
Each of the 10 keys is a 0.85 inch 128 × 128 mechanical LCD, while the secondary screen measures 2.01 inches at 240 × 296. This exact key count and resolution combination determines whether the panel fits your workflow.
Sustained Operation
A T113-S3 dual-core A7 processor at 1.2 GHz runs Linux for continuous background tasks, while a GD32 MCU handles QMK input with zero latency. The dual-controller split keeps the panel responsive during long macro chains or multi-layer video overlays.
Highlights
- Ten 0.85-inch mechanical LCD keys with 128×128 resolution give instant visual feedback per command
- 01-inch secondary screen at 240×296 adds a dedicated status or media display
- Dual-core T113-S3 at 1.2 GHz runs Linux for complex on-device logic
- GD32 sub-controller runs QMK for zero-latency mechanical input without PC software
- Drag-and-drop theme editor lets you customise layouts and macros with no coding required
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What can the 10 mechanical LCD keys and 2.01in secondary screen actually show when I am working at my desk?
Each 0.85in key renders 128 × 128 pixels and the secondary panel renders 240 × 296 pixels; backgrounds accept images or video with multi-layer overlay and the ten key screens can be spliced into one larger canvas.
How does the dual-controller architecture affect latency when I press a key?
The GD32 MCU runs QMK firmware natively so every keystroke, macro or mouse command executes with zero-latency mechanical response while the T113-S3 dual-core A7 at 1.2GHz handles Linux-side logic in parallel.
What physical space and mounting does the white panel need on my workstation?
The unit fits a standard 10-key macro-pad footprint with 0.85in square mechanical switches and a 2.01in colour display; it connects over USB to Windows or macOS with no extra brackets or power adapters required.
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