FL-ESPORTS is a gaming peripheral manufacturer established in 2004, specializing in high-performance mechanical keyboards and mice with customization features.
Dongguan Flesports Electronics Co., Ltd., operating as FL-ESPORTS, was established in 2004 as a professional manufacturer of gaming peripherals. Based in Dongguan, China, the company has strong capabilities in the design, research, and production of gaming mice and keyboards.
FL-ESPORTS is particularly renowned for its mechanical keyboards, which often feature tri-mode connectivity (Bluetooth, 2.4GHz, and Wired), hot-swappable PCB sockets for switch customization, and vibrant RGB lighting. The brand serves a global market, with significant popularity in South Korea, Vietnam, the UK, and other regions. By combining robust build quality, such as gasket-mounted structures and PBT keycaps, with competitive pricing, FL-ESPORTS aims to provide esports enthusiasts and gamers with reliable tools for competitive play.
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Most FL-ESPORTS wireless keyboards feature a physical toggle switch on the bottom or front of the case to switch between 2.4G, Wired, and Bluetooth modes. Ensure the switch corresponds to your desired connection method.
Switch the keyboard to Bluetooth mode, then press and hold the combination keys FN + 1, 2, or 3 for about 3 seconds. The indicator light (often affecting the ESC key or a specific LED) will flash quickly to indicate pairing mode.
Drivers and configuration software for customizing lighting and macros can typically be downloaded from the official FL-ESPORTS website at www.flesports.com.
A flashing red light (often on the Backspace key or a designated LED) indicates low power (usually below 20%). Connect the keyboard via the provided USB-C cable to charge it until the voltage returns to normal levels.
Yes, many FL-ESPORTS models like the MK870, CMK98, and OG98 are hot-swappable, allowing you to replace switches without soldering. Always use the provided switch puller and check if your board supports 3-pin or 5-pin switches.