Does the Keychron K8 Pro support remapping?

Yes. The recorded remapping software for the Keychron K8 Pro is QMK and VIA, so the key layout of this board can be changed rather than fixed at the factory. Hot-swappable switches are also recorded as yes, which means the switch sockets can be opened and the switches replaced without soldering.

What the record actually says

The K8 Pro's recorded specifications list four values: a tenkeyless layout, USB-C wired and Bluetooth connectivity, QMK and VIA as the remapping software, and hot-swappable switches as yes. The remapping entry is the one that answers this question.

QMK is the firmware layer that changes how the board interprets key presses, and VIA is the configuration interface that sits on top of it. Between them they cover the two things a buyer usually means by remapping: moving keys to different positions, and changing what a key does in a given layer.

What this settles

• The board can be configured rather than left on a fixed default layout.
• The configuration is not limited to what a single vendor application offers, because the record names a firmware layer and a configuration interface rather than one app.
• You can change switches as well as layouts, so a switch change does not mean giving up a configured board.

What it does not settle

The record does not say which layers are available, how many layers the board supports, or what the exact key positions are in the default layout. It also does not say whether the VIA configuration is browser based, whether it needs an internet connection, or whether any particular feature requires the firmware to be updated first. If a specific layout matters to you, that has to be checked in the manufacturer documentation for the exact revision you are buying.

Every value above is recorded as read from the manufacturer's own domain and has not been checked against a specific product page, so treat it as the documented specification rather than as a verified result.