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8BitDo Fans Rush to Buy New Mecha Break Keyboard, Amazon Sells Out in Days

Fans can still grab the stylish mechanical keyboard straight from 8BitDo, though with a slight shipping delay


Out of Stock on Amazon, But Not Gone Yet

The 8BitDo Retro 87 Mechanical Keyboard – Mecha Break Edition has officially gone from pre-order to launch — and promptly sold out on Amazon US. But fans of the brand don’t need to panic. The limited-edition keyboard is still available for purchase directly from 8BitDo’s eShop, where it retails for $119.99.


Where to Buy It Now

  • 8BitDo Online Store: Ships globally, though orders placed now won’t ship until July 22.
  • Amazon UK: Still available for ÂŁ104.99 on pre-order, but ships September 19.

Aside from wait times, the content and hardware are the same across all platforms.


What’s in the Box

Buyers of the Mecha Break Edition get a vibrant and nostalgic package that includes:

  • The Retro 87 Keyboard with Kailh Glaze Jellyfish Pro switches
  • RGB backlighting
  • A hot-swappable PCB
  • Dual Super Buttons for macro or game controls
  • A 2.4 GHz wireless adapter
  • 21 extra PBT keycaps, keycap puller, and three themed stickers

Why the Hype?

The Mecha Break Edition is a stylized spin on the 8BitDo Retro 87, merging gaming performance with retro anime-inspired aesthetics. The keyboard supports Bluetooth, 2.4 GHz wireless, and USB-C wired connections, making it a versatile pick for PC, Steam Deck, or even mobile users. The Kailh Glaze Jellyfish Pro switches provide a responsive and tactile typing experience with smooth actuation.


If you’re eyeing the Mecha Break Edition, skip the Amazon restock wait and head to 8BitDo’s site to secure a unit. Sure, there’s a short delay in shipping, but given how fast the Amazon stock vanished, it’s the safest bet to avoid missing out.

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