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Yellow full-size mechanical keyboard and matching ergonomic mouse with RGB lighting

Thunderobot

Thunderobot Hornet KG8104 104-key mechanical keyboard & ML703 mouse kit, yellow

SKU CH-M48F-ZDDP7

Full-size mechanical keyboard with 104 non-conflict keys and PBT keycaps paired with a dual-mode optical mouse offering 16000 DPI and 1000 Hz polling

  • Keyboard InterfaceUSB
  • Design StyleErgonomic
  • LayoutFull-size
  • Normal Keys104
  • Mechanical KeyboardYes
  • Keyboard ColorYellow
  • Full-size 104-key layout with all keys non-conflicting for unrestricted gaming input
  • PBT thermal sublimation keycaps rated for 50 million keystrokes for lasting legends
  • RGB backlighting on keyboard and mouse with 12 dedicated multimedia shortcuts
  • Dual-mode mouse connects via wired USB or 2.4 GHz wireless up to 10 m range
  • Optical sensor adjustable to 16000 DPI across 5 levels for precise tracking

Full-Size Mechanical Kit for PC Gamers

The Thunderobot Hornet KG8104 pairs a 104-key mechanical keyboard with an ML703 gaming mouse, both finished in yellow. The keyboard uses a wired USB connection with full non-conflicting key rollover and 12 multimedia shortcuts. The mouse adds a 2.4 GHz wireless option via a nano receiver alongside its wired USB mode. Together they cover Windows and macOS systems for typing and play.

Thermals Noise and Power Draw

Both peripherals draw power directly from USB, so no external adapter is required. The keyboard is rated for 50 million keystrokes per switch, while the mouse switches are rated for 20 million clicks. No active cooling or fans are present, leaving operation silent aside from key and click sounds. Power consumption stays within standard USB limits for wired and wireless use.

PBT Keycaps and Adjustable DPI Change the Feel

PBT thermal sublimation keycaps resist shine and keep legends clear over time. The keyboard offers RGB backlighting with FN-key macro programming for custom lighting and commands. The mouse provides five adjustable DPI steps up to 16000 and RGB Phantom Lighting. A 10-metre wireless range and symmetrical ergonomic shape suit both left and right-handed grip styles.

Highlights

  • Full-size 104-key layout with all keys non-conflicting for unrestricted gaming input
  • PBT thermal sublimation keycaps rated for 50 million keystrokes for lasting legends
  • RGB backlighting on keyboard and mouse with 12 dedicated multimedia shortcuts
  • Dual-mode mouse connects via wired USB or 2.4 GHz wireless up to 10 m range
  • Optical sensor adjustable to 16000 DPI across 5 levels for precise tracking

Specifications

BrandThunderobot
Keyboard InterfaceUSB
Design StyleErgonomic
LayoutFull-size
Normal Keys104
Mechanical KeyboardYes
Keyboard ColorYellow
BacklitYes
TypeWired
Mouse IncludedYes
Mouse InterfaceUSB
Mouse DPI16000
Tracking MethodOptical
Buttons6
Scrolling Capability1 x Wheel
Mouse ColorYellow

Questions about this item

How do I connect the KG8104 keyboard and ML703 mouse to my PC, and what is the step people often miss?

Plug the keyboard USB cable into a USB port; for the mouse, insert the 2.4G nano receiver into a USB port and flip the mouse power switch on — the step many miss is turning on the mouse after inserting the receiver.

Which parts of this yellow kit will wear out first and need replacement?

The keyboard mechanical switches are rated for 50 million keystrokes and the PBT keycaps resist shine; the mouse optical switches are rated for 20 million clicks, so the mouse buttons will likely need attention before the keyboard.

What limit appears first during long gaming sessions — polling rate, DPI ceiling, or battery life?

The mouse offers up to 16000 DPI and 1000 Hz polling in both wired and 2.4G modes; the first practical limit is the internal lithium battery, which must be recharged via USB after extended wireless use.

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