Apos Audio Mechanical Keyboard Deals: ErgoDox, WhiteFox Eclipse, and Bob Ross Gear
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Apos Audio Mechanical Keyboard Deals: ErgoDox, WhiteFox Eclipse, and Bob Ross Gear

Apos Audio's August sale runs through August 26 with steep discounts across keyboards, keycaps, and deskmats. Here are the standouts, from the split ErgoDox 76 Hot Dox V2 to the WhiteFox Eclipse and officially licensed Bob Ross gear.

Apos Audio has quietly become one of the more interesting stops for mechanical keyboards — split ergonomic boards, officially licensed keycap collabs, and a running lineup of hot-swap options most sites don't carry. Their August sale runs through August 26 with up to 55% off keyboards and desk products. Below are the picks worth knowing about, starting with the split board on this page's header image.

ErgoDox 76 "Hot Dox" V2

ErgoDox 76 Hot Dox V2 split ergonomic mechanical keyboard on a concrete surface

The ErgoDox 76 "Hot Dox" V2 from Alpaca Keyboards is a proper split ergonomic keyboard — not a curved one-piece board, but two independent halves you can place shoulder-width apart (or use one-handed, left or right, if that's what your setup needs). Each half has its own 6-key thumb cluster, which is a lot more real estate than the single spacebar most keyboards give your thumbs to work with.

It's fully hot-swappable, ships with a switch puller, and comes in Light or Dark acrylic-and-aluminum cases. Switch options include the buttery Gateron Milky Yellow Pro linear or the TTC Silent Bluish White V2 tactile, alongside a couple of Kailh options.

Pricing: $189.99 barebones (no switches or keycaps) up to $249.99 fully built with DSA dye-sub keycaps.

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WhiteFox Eclipse (Aluminum Low Profile and High Profile)

WhiteFox Eclipse mechanical keyboard with aluminum low profile case on a desk

The WhiteFox Eclipse is a 65% hot-swap keyboard built around a CNC aluminum case, and it comes in two heights depending on how much of a typing angle you want:

  • Aluminum Low Profile — $145, down from $225 (36% off)
  • Aluminum High Profile — $185, down from $315 (41% off)

WhiteFox Eclipse mechanical keyboard with aluminum high profile case

Both share the same 65% layout and hot-swap sockets, so the choice comes down to case height and how deep a discount you want to catch — right now the High Profile carries the bigger percentage off. Apos also sells Apos Certified (refurbished, inspected) units of both at an even steeper discount if you don't need it factory-fresh.

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Apos x Bob Ross Deskmat and Keycaps

Apos's officially licensed Bob Ross collaboration is the kind of desk gear that's genuinely fun rather than just novelty for novelty's sake — every piece is printed with real paintings from The Joy of Painting.

Bob Ross deskmat with a mountain landscape painting on a wooden desk

The Bob Ross Deskmat comes in six different landscape scenes, has stitched edges and a non-slip base, and is currently $23.99, down from $29.99 (20% off).

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Apos x Bob Ross panoramic scenic keycaps next to a white mechanical keyboard

The matching Apos x Bob Ross Panoramic Scenic Keycaps print full landscape scenes across five sides of a spacebar, plus a Bob Ross portrait on the ESC key. Individual spacebars start at $8.50, or grab the 4-spacebar bundle with the ESC key for $26.25, down from $35 (15% off).

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Apos x OLKB Preonic Rev 4

Apos x OLKB Preonic Rev 4 ortholinear keyboard with colored modifier keycaps

If you've been curious about ortholinear (grid-layout, no staggered rows) keyboards, the Preonic Rev 4 is the newest version of Jack Humbert's original design — the same compact grid as the Planck, but with a dedicated number row added back in. It's available barebones or pre-installed with Gateron Yellow KS-3 linear or TTC Silent Bluish White V2 tactile switches, in Black, Silver, or Yellow cases, with either QWERTY or Colemak legends.

Pricing: $150 barebones up to $205 fully built.

Heads up: this one is a pre-order — Apos lists the expected ship date as the end of November 2026, so this is a "buy now, board arrives later" purchase, not an immediate-ship item like everything else on this page.

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More From the Sale

The sale collection runs well past what fits in one post. A few more picks worth a look, all real discounts pulled directly from the sale:

Kono 67 degree compact wireless mechanical keyboard with RGB lighting

Kono 67° Mechanical Keyboard — A compact 67% wireless board with hot-swap sockets, a built-in volume dial, RGB, and multi-device pairing. Kailh Brown tactile or Kailh Red linear, in Black or White. $62.99, down from $89.99 (30% off).

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FiiO KB3 HiFi audio mechanical keyboard with RGB backlighting

FiiO KB3 HiFi Audio Mechanical Keyboard — A gasket-mounted keyboard with a built-in headphone DAC/amp (dual CS43198, 32-bit/384kHz), aimed squarely at the audiophile-and-mech-keys overlap. The wireless-only version is $90, down from $142.99 (37% off); the version with built-in audio and a wired connection is $164.99.

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Acadia deskmat with a night sky and fishing boat illustration

Acadia Deskmat — An illustrated deskmat inspired by the American Northeast coast, in three nightscape colorways. $14.99, down from $24.99 (40% off).

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SA Granite keycap set corner detail on a mechanical keyboard

SA Granite Keycap Set — A minimalist SA-profile set in dye-sublimated PBT, designed by Matt3o, in a cool gray colorway with brightly colored modifiers. Sold in pieces: individual spacebars and modifiers start at $14.99, down from $34.99 (57% off), up to the full BASE kit at $64.99 (down from $99.99).

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Browse the Full Sale

Everything above is a slice of a much larger sale. If none of these are quite what you're after, the full collection covers keyboards, keycaps, switches, and deskmats, with discounts ranging from modest to steep depending on the item — through August 26.

Shop the Full August Sale

Prices and discount percentages reflect what was listed at the time of writing and can change without notice — check the product page for the current price before buying.

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