btw, if you guys are building this board. Hipyo built it pretty well, but if you want it to sound better, you can try putting the tape mod directly onto the bottom case underneath the foam. Then, use the teflon pads for a force break mod (stick some of it nera each of the screw holes to reduce metal to metal contact) and reduce the pingyness of the board.
Akko feels extremely underrated to me! It certainly isn't the best of the best, but everytime I've wanted to build a keyboard, it's always delivered at such a low price especially since it's available world-wide and relatively cheaper to Asian countries. Big fan of their switches and barebones products and I'll always recommend it to anyone who wants to build, begin building, request a commission for not to expensive, and more. :)
I'd say it's pretty overrated at this point. It's the only "big brand" mentioned whenever someone says that they're going for a budget build. A lot of people tend to also gloss over the fact that the PCB is very problematic. People only seem to talk about the good things about Akko, but they never mention the QC issues.
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to me the biggest win with this board is that they’ve finally added via support, I feel like that was really holding back their boards from recommendation prior to this, also having a usb c daughterboard is huge! Thanks akko!
Hey there! As a tech enthusiast, I've recently come across the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule and it seems like a game-changer when it comes to cleaning routines. With its powerful suction and blowing capabilities, it's perfect for maintaining a spotless desktop, cleaning your car's interior, and even inflating items quickly. The multiple tubes and high-quality filters are definitely a plus, ensuring long-lasting performance. Give it a try, I think you'll find it useful! Cheers!
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I did a "budget" build for my fiancee for Christmas with a white M1 with the goal of getting a thocky sound. After force-breaking the M1, I think the sound of the case is actually pretty good for a cheap alu board. I didn't realize that the included extra stab pads were meant to be used as force break material, so I did the traditional 2x double sided/rolled painter's tape and it worked well.
Wait those were for the force break mod oh shi-. Lmao, I didn't even know, but ye force break mod with painter tape works as well. I hear little to no ping after finishing.
I've been keeping an eye out for this type of layout (specifically the five extra keys on the right hand side (and a knob), with spacers between the arrow keys and the main keys). There aren't many of this type, so it's nice to see it featured.
@@zully_xo This is a 75% as it includes function keys, arrow keys, and navigation keys. A 65% only has arrow keys as its extra function from the base 60% format.
Pumped to see you finally review this board! It has been on the top of my list since it was announced. I think they are releasing a wireless one in the spring so I might hold off until then.
The M series was my first DIY kit I've ever built and I absolutely loved the boards I made (I built the M2 for a friend and they loved it as well along with the M1 for myself). I'd say this is a great entry level/budget friendly kit for people wanting to get into the hobby! There are a few imperfections that need a little love like the stock stabs and board ping, but those can be easily fixed with the holee and force break mod.
Props to Akko for actually agreeing to that mad sponsor slot. Most companies would shut that down and run in seconds. Show's they're confident in their products and it seems that's well deserved. Great looks.
What a coincidence, I just finished building a handwired keyboard with Akko coral switches just this week. Now, I'm no expert so take my stupid opinion with a grain of sand, but I'm quite surprised by how good they feel and sound. For literally the cheapest (non-knockoff) keys per dollar that I can buy where I live, they definitely exceeded my expectations.
I got an Akko ISO Layout 3068B Plus on Black Friday and it's such a good value. Finding a good prebuilt with ISO layout under €100 is not easy. Also, the ISO version of the keyboard uses a more traditional cherry mx profile instead of their typical ASA and the font looks a little bit cleaner too. I got the Black and Gold version with Jelly Purple Tactiles but I also ordered some Akko Silvers(1mm travel linears) which I put on the keys I use in games. Great bang for the buck overall.
How do you find ISO layout keyboards? It's the main pain point for me. It's not easy to filter and sometimes I have to enter store entries one by one to see if they have an ISO variant. I've tried to get used to ANSI but I just can't. I want ISO.
@@DiThi This is unfortunately the biggest problem for us ISO users to find keyboards that are good and then keycaps is even worse. That's why I bought an AKKO 3068B Plus ISO-DE for 83 on sale, it's my first mechanical keyboard and I had to choose between AKKO, Keychron and royal kludge. AKKO fit best of all options for me.
@@eLduh Where did you get it? Amazon? I got the Drevo Calibur V2 Pro (A.K.A. Royal Kludge RK71) because I was looking for a bluetooth keyboard with regular sized keys. The AKKO one costs 3 times as much. At least the ISO one: the other ones are all ANSI. This is in Spain btw. Of course the RK71 doesn't have hotswap, sadly (although it's not something I was looking for when I bought it, the fact that it was mechanical was just a bonus at the time). I changed the keycaps for some low profile ones that look, sound and feel much better... but it's English layout. I have to hit the jackpot to have *both* Spanish layout and ISO. If it's other than OEM profile, that's even more rare.
@@DiThi Yes I bought the keyboard at Amazon normally it costs 105€ but was end of december down to 83€ so I bought it without thinking. That's crazy but unfortunately we iso users are only a small group so it is not economical for many companies to produce for iso.
Just dove in to my Huntsman V2 this weekend. Lubed every switch, filled the plastic backplate with silicone and re-assembled. What I misjudged was just how much lube the stabilizers needed to stop the pinging sound. Doing this has given me a ton more confidence in diving in to building a kit like this. I appreciate your videos very much, they've been really informative and quite entertaining. My son, who's five, loves it when we watch your videos together and he sees Luna doing her kitty things. ❤️
my favorite boards are akko. they make some amazing prebuilds too if you don't want to mod things yourself. those wine reds are my absolute favs. i have them in most of my boards at this point. and their asa keycaps are really nice too. underrated brand lol
This seems like a great mid-range option. More kitty content anytime you have a sanity buffer. I'm currently really liking the Durock Lupine switches. I can finally use my GMMK Pro with my KPrepublic red Japanese root cherry profile keycaps. Before I would always get mistypes, double letters, missed keys, etc. Still feels like I'm typing on concrete so maybe looking at thisnone now.
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3 days ago I built my first custom with the monsgeek m1 and I couldn’t be happier with it. Was on the fence about getting an aluminum 75% until I saw it.
Good job, Hipyo, very good. Good job putting that back on. 👍🏻😂 I actually just bought my first mechanical keyboard yesterday (Akko PC75 v2 something) because they have the pre-built keyboard with Cinnamonroll 20th anniversary keycaps. I am so excited to try it out and can't wait for it to arrive 🥰
In my opinion this board seems like a pretty good option and is cheaper than the Q series boards from keychron. I think you can probably make this board sound really good and make it fit your preference if you spent time on it. Idk if it was just me being on too low of a volume, but the sound test at the end sounded good, but a bit quiet. But there definitely are ways to fix that. Like different foam and tape mod should probably work well
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Finally subscribed to your channel as a recent mechanical keyboards user. Thanks for all of the actionable, comprehensive, information as it's very rewarding to do even simple mods.
I might give this board a shot. My favorite switch so far is the Akko Matcha Green. I'm fairly new to the hobby, but I've tried 7 or 8 different switches in boards (plus a bunch of single sample switches). Akko seems to be producing some serious bang for your buck.
Hey Hipyo, your videos have made me a keyboard nerd, thank you for that. It would be really cool if you would review the Logitech POP keyboard sometime soon
Favorite switch right now is the Kailh Box Navy, but it's a LOT heavier than I anticipated. I love the tactility and deep click of the switch, but I will probably try the Pale Blue or even the Jades at some point because I would like something lighter to press.
@@FlashBombGod box jades, box crystal jades, box white owls, box bullets and box prestige clicks are all thicc click clickies another notable mention would be zealpc clickiez
Thank you Hipyo! Just finished putting this lavender version of this keebs, all I’m waiting for is the hipyo keycaps. Added all the mods, holee, blue tape, and some additional materials of my own ;).
I got myself an Akko 3084b few days ago, and was wondering why Akko wasn't getting more coverage. Its a great keyboard and feels pretty excellent stock
Yup I have the cs jelly pinks on a akko prebuilt and I noticed that when I first got it, don't get me wrong the keyboard is nice and switches are great but some of the switches are a little inconsistent with lubing. It seems like it's gotten worse in some keys for the past month or two I've had the keybord
I disagree with your opinion on stabilizers, I'm curious as to why TX stabilizers weren't considered instead. Tx stabilizers have always come out perfect for me while all of the durock v2 stabilizers I tried had either persistent ticking issues or needing relubing at a later date. I think the akko stabilzers would be good if you went with a light coat of lube for the housings. I haven't tried them myself but I've heard they're really good. Tx stabilizers can also get a bit sluggish if you apply a little too much lube, they only need a light coating (compared to durock v2 polycarbonate housings) to help with the housing rattle.
One odd thing about Akko is they're changing switches all the time. Dozens of kinds of switches, and it seems like they're announcing new ones every month or two. I've never got two consecutive Akko keyboards with the same switches because the options are always changing.
Akko and Tecsee seem like a merry go round of switches. I love the Tecsee switches I have but could not tell you the specific difference between all of their colorways on different sites
Yeah I was looking at their website recently and was amazed by how many switches are sold out. They still sell ocean blue and lavender though so I guess those have been popular enough to keep around?
i’ve never bought from akko before, but now i want to try them! i’m very much a budget board person so it’s great to see some more affordable stuff floating around.
I loooooove akko switches. Last few sets of switches have been akko. Their V3 lineup is pre lubed very well and they all feel excellent with no scratchyness.
I just got an IQUNIX OG80 Dark Side RS with Frozen Silents and, my god am I in love with a keyboard again?!? These switches are phenomenal, and shot to the top of my list tied with genuine Topre. They're so quiet, but still have a crisp pop and buttery thock at the bottom... Just absolutely stupidly nice to type on. And I absolutely love the entire board too, not just the switches. The frosted transparent keycaps let the LEDs shine through without issue. The board layout and angle feel great and completely wiped away my concerns of spending so much on a board without feet. It's seriously as nice to LOOK AT as it is to type on.
my pool of experience in mechanical keyboards is relatively shallow, but thus far my favorite switches are the akko lavenders. they're just such a pleasant tactile switch, and for so cheap too...
Nola is so cute. Akko has introduced to brazilian market keyboards with layout ABNT2 (5075S Clear Black ABNT2 and 5075S Steam Engine ABNT2) and has been sold out in almost of the popular stores at the moment.
The Brother M1W (M1 with wireless) keyboard, renowned for its affordability, has sparked a significant trend in Vietnam. Its recent addition of wireless functionality, coupled with the option to purchase it below $50 when availing the Fomo promotion in China, has propelled it to the forefront of the market, establishing its dominance over other keyboards in its price range
I lubed and moded my first keyboard, its akko neon and it sounds amazing. Never thought lubing switches would make such a difference in feal and sound.
I just built my first custom keyboard with an Akko Mod006 barebones kit. It turned out way better than I expected, I just needed to put more lube on the stabilizers. It came with pre lubed plate mounted stabilizers but they were also running a deal that gave out free screw in stabilizers that I ended up using instead. Honestly only the spacebar needs to be lubed more IMO
Just got a 3098S based in part on this video and many of your others, and I am very happy with it! I got the World Tour London edition to match my new green/gold Zelda setup, and it looks and sounds so good!
My favorite switch is heimu heartbeats. They are the best silent linear switch with unique internal design that keeps them silent. They feel so much more as a regular switch and are quiet. Love them.
Panghu Blue giant v5 is my favourite switch atm. It feels like it's got a bit of force on the return so it can feel a bit snappy to type with, I'm really enjoying it
An irony on the favorite switch side... I'm an avid Kaihl Box Jade fan, but a while ago I did an experiment: I spring swapped a set of Akko Jelly Blue switches with 58gf two stage good plated springs... And now those are good with the Kaihl switches for being my favorites.
I got the monets pond 3098 from Akko just a couple weeks ago and that was actually my first ever legit mechanical keyboard. After using it constantly for these past couple weeks I can say it’s a very nice keyboard for the price.
I just got the 5057S from Akko for 30$ and I think when it comes to budget boards they seem really good for what it costs. And the VIA support is really great, even on the cheaper boards from them. It's built similarily to the Monsgeek but plastic instead of aluminum. Definitely a better recommendation if you're just starting out like I did.
btw, if you guys are building this board. Hipyo built it pretty well, but if you want it to sound better, you can try putting the tape mod directly onto the bottom case underneath the foam. Then, use the teflon pads for a force break mod (stick some of it nera each of the screw holes to reduce metal to metal contact) and reduce the pingyness of the board.
I have akko mod 006 and this worked pretty well
Yeah, they put that sticker in to mount to the bottom case. Other keyboards include this step in the instructions.
So stick onto the bottom case?
any video tutorials? words arent my strong suit XD
use the tapemod comes from the box or better using masking tape 2 layers?
Akko feels extremely underrated to me! It certainly isn't the best of the best, but everytime I've wanted to build a keyboard, it's always delivered at such a low price especially since it's available world-wide and relatively cheaper to Asian countries. Big fan of their switches and barebones products and I'll always recommend it to anyone who wants to build, begin building, request a commission for not to expensive, and more. :)
sadly their pcb aren't that good. Had a lot of trouble connecting
Totally Agreed !! he is so underrated with only 587k SUBSCRIBER !!
I'd say it's pretty overrated at this point. It's the only "big brand" mentioned whenever someone says that they're going for a budget build. A lot of people tend to also gloss over the fact that the PCB is very problematic. People only seem to talk about the good things about Akko, but they never mention the QC issues.
@@xx_snaiper_xx5777 oh, so this is why reading comprehension tests exist in high school
@@cauvang1183 Can you recommend a keyboard with a solid pcb?
Good job Hypyo, very good. Good job putting that back on. Im proud of you.
The cool thing about Akko is they have licensed goods as well. I got a One Piece Keyboard for my first custom keyboard and I am loving it.
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to me the biggest win with this board is that they’ve finally added via support, I feel like that was really holding back their boards from recommendation prior to this, also having a usb c daughterboard is huge! Thanks akko!
do you know which version of the software you need to download for this keyboard with via?
Hey there! As a tech enthusiast, I've recently come across the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule and it seems like a game-changer when it comes to cleaning routines. With its powerful suction and blowing capabilities, it's perfect for maintaining a spotless desktop, cleaning your car's interior, and even inflating items quickly. The multiple tubes and high-quality filters are definitely a plus, ensuring long-lasting performance. Give it a try, I think you'll find it useful! Cheers!
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I've been recommending these keyboards to people for a while. I love the feel of them, and the sound. They are awesome boards.
I did a "budget" build for my fiancee for Christmas with a white M1 with the goal of getting a thocky sound. After force-breaking the M1, I think the sound of the case is actually pretty good for a cheap alu board. I didn't realize that the included extra stab pads were meant to be used as force break material, so I did the traditional 2x double sided/rolled painter's tape and it worked well.
Wait those were for the force break mod oh shi-. Lmao, I didn't even know, but ye force break mod with painter tape works as well. I hear little to no ping after finishing.
I've been keeping an eye out for this type of layout (specifically the five extra keys on the right hand side (and a knob), with spacers between the arrow keys and the main keys). There aren't many of this type, so it's nice to see it featured.
@@zully_xo This is a 75% as it includes function keys, arrow keys, and navigation keys. A 65% only has arrow keys as its extra function from the base 60% format.
@@mrkrabsbikini its actually an exploded 75%, normal 75s dont have the spaces as he said
Pumped to see you finally review this board! It has been on the top of my list since it was announced. I think they are releasing a wireless one in the spring so I might hold off until then.
The M series was my first DIY kit I've ever built and I absolutely loved the boards I made (I built the M2 for a friend and they loved it as well along with the M1 for myself). I'd say this is a great entry level/budget friendly kit for people wanting to get into the hobby! There are a few imperfections that need a little love like the stock stabs and board ping, but those can be easily fixed with the holee and force break mod.
Props to Akko for actually agreeing to that mad sponsor slot. Most companies would shut that down and run in seconds. Show's they're confident in their products and it seems that's well deserved. Great looks.
What a coincidence, I just finished building a handwired keyboard with Akko coral switches just this week. Now, I'm no expert so take my stupid opinion with a grain of sand, but I'm quite surprised by how good they feel and sound. For literally the cheapest (non-knockoff) keys per dollar that I can buy where I live, they definitely exceeded my expectations.
I got an Akko ISO Layout 3068B Plus on Black Friday and it's such a good value. Finding a good prebuilt with ISO layout under €100 is not easy. Also, the ISO version of the keyboard uses a more traditional cherry mx profile instead of their typical ASA and the font looks a little bit cleaner too. I got the Black and Gold version with Jelly Purple Tactiles but I also ordered some Akko Silvers(1mm travel linears) which I put on the keys I use in games. Great bang for the buck overall.
Ive been thinking of getting the same combination as you. 😀 But Im also very interested in trying the other switches like the jelly black one.
How do you find ISO layout keyboards? It's the main pain point for me. It's not easy to filter and sometimes I have to enter store entries one by one to see if they have an ISO variant. I've tried to get used to ANSI but I just can't. I want ISO.
@@DiThi This is unfortunately the biggest problem for us ISO users to find keyboards that are good and then keycaps is even worse.
That's why I bought an AKKO 3068B Plus ISO-DE for 83 on sale, it's my first mechanical keyboard and I had to choose between AKKO, Keychron and royal kludge. AKKO fit best of all options for me.
@@eLduh Where did you get it? Amazon? I got the Drevo Calibur V2 Pro (A.K.A. Royal Kludge RK71) because I was looking for a bluetooth keyboard with regular sized keys. The AKKO one costs 3 times as much. At least the ISO one: the other ones are all ANSI. This is in Spain btw. Of course the RK71 doesn't have hotswap, sadly (although it's not something I was looking for when I bought it, the fact that it was mechanical was just a bonus at the time).
I changed the keycaps for some low profile ones that look, sound and feel much better... but it's English layout. I have to hit the jackpot to have *both* Spanish layout and ISO. If it's other than OEM profile, that's even more rare.
@@DiThi Yes I bought the keyboard at Amazon normally it costs 105€ but was end of december down to 83€ so I bought it without thinking.
That's crazy but unfortunately we iso users are only a small group so it is not economical for many companies to produce for iso.
Akko made a bit of a winner here. Looks better than a lot of more expensive keyboards.
Just dove in to my Huntsman V2 this weekend. Lubed every switch, filled the plastic backplate with silicone and re-assembled. What I misjudged was just how much lube the stabilizers needed to stop the pinging sound.
Doing this has given me a ton more confidence in diving in to building a kit like this. I appreciate your videos very much, they've been really informative and quite entertaining.
My son, who's five, loves it when we watch your videos together and he sees Luna doing her kitty things. ❤️
overlubing stabs is not a great idea. i personally recommend the bandaid to reduce rattle
my favorite boards are akko. they make some amazing prebuilds too if you don't want to mod things yourself. those wine reds are my absolute favs. i have them in most of my boards at this point. and their asa keycaps are really nice too. underrated brand lol
My akko world tour 3087 sucks ass, idk how people like there boards
@@spergann what sucks about it?
Good job Hipyo putting that back together you did a really good job.
My cat died, I miss her
Rip but 15 year old video is crazy
Same 😔
@@skibidi-s5rbro 💀
💀 @@skibidi-s5r
This seems like a great mid-range option. More kitty content anytime you have a sanity buffer. I'm currently really liking the Durock Lupine switches. I can finally use my GMMK Pro with my KPrepublic red Japanese root cherry profile keycaps. Before I would always get mistypes, double letters, missed keys, etc. Still feels like I'm typing on concrete so maybe looking at thisnone now.
The ONLY thing(s) I HATE about my GMMK Pro is literally the missed keys and sometimes double letters.
Hey there, {{3}}! Thanks for chiming in. It's always great to see fellow tech enthusiasts discussing their experiences. If you're looking to optimize your desktop setup, I'd recommend considering the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule. It's a compact and powerful device that can effectively clean your desk, keyboard, and even your car's interior. The multiple tubes and high-quality filters ensure long-lasting performance. Plus, its lightweight and portable design make it perfect for on-the-go use. Hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other tech-related questions or if there's anything else I can assist you with. Keep up the tech enthusiasm! 👍
Hey there! As a fellow tech enthusiast, I think the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule could be a great addition to your desktop setup. Its powerful vacuuming and blowing capabilities make it perfect for maintaining a spotless environment. Plus, its compact size and versatile accessories make it handy for cleaning your car and even inflating outdoor gear. Give it a try, and let me know what you think!
3 days ago I built my first custom with the monsgeek m1 and I couldn’t be happier with it. Was on the fence about getting an aluminum 75% until I saw it.
Good job, Hipyo, very good. Good job putting that back on. 👍🏻😂 I actually just bought my first mechanical keyboard yesterday (Akko PC75 v2 something) because they have the pre-built keyboard with Cinnamonroll 20th anniversary keycaps. I am so excited to try it out and can't wait for it to arrive 🥰
Cheering and yelling every time I see Nola
You are both doing an amazing job thank you both for your service
In my opinion this board seems like a pretty good option and is cheaper than the Q series boards from keychron. I think you can probably make this board sound really good and make it fit your preference if you spent time on it. Idk if it was just me being on too low of a volume, but the sound test at the end sounded good, but a bit quiet. But there definitely are ways to fix that. Like different foam and tape mod should probably work well
Hey {{3}}, thanks for sharing your thoughts on Akko Keyboards! I agree, spending time on customization can definitely enhance the sound and overall experience. Speaking of optimizing your desktop setup, have you considered the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule? It's a versatile tool that combines powerful vacuuming and blowing capabilities, perfect for maintaining a clean and spotless environment. It's definitely worth checking out!
Finally subscribed to your channel as a recent mechanical keyboards user. Thanks for all of the actionable, comprehensive, information as it's very rewarding to do even simple mods.
I might give this board a shot. My favorite switch so far is the Akko Matcha Green. I'm fairly new to the hobby, but I've tried 7 or 8 different switches in boards (plus a bunch of single sample switches). Akko seems to be producing some serious bang for your buck.
Hey Hipyo, your videos have made me a keyboard nerd, thank you for that. It would be really cool if you would review the Logitech POP keyboard sometime soon
Hipyo: *builds a budget keeb*
also Hipyo: *drops a $100 for keycaps*
When papa hipyo uploads its a blessing
Favorite switch right now is the Kailh Box Navy, but it's a LOT heavier than I anticipated. I love the tactility and deep click of the switch, but I will probably try the Pale Blue or even the Jades at some point because I would like something lighter to press.
would recommend the box whites, absolutely my favorite clicky switch
@@hyakqu3589 I actually used the Box Whites before the Navys and they're wonderful! Just too light and linear-like for me.
@@FlashBombGod box jades, box crystal jades, box white owls, box bullets and box prestige clicks are all thicc click clickies
another notable mention would be zealpc clickiez
@@peanuts6327 Would there be any issue with White Owls and South-facing LEDs?
Box Navy Numero Uno!!!!!
Thank you Hipyo! Just finished putting this lavender version of this keebs, all I’m waiting for is the hipyo keycaps. Added all the mods, holee, blue tape, and some additional materials of my own ;).
I got myself an Akko 3084b few days ago, and was wondering why Akko wasn't getting more coverage. Its a great keyboard and feels pretty excellent stock
The compact 75%/84-key format of boards like the 3084 is my favorite. I hope they continue making that format.
Im very excited, thank you HIPYO
akko makes some good switches, although like most factory lubed switch it can be a bit inconsistent when it comes to lubrication.
Yup I have the cs jelly pinks on a akko prebuilt and I noticed that when I first got it, don't get me wrong the keyboard is nice and switches are great but some of the switches are a little inconsistent with lubing. It seems like it's gotten worse in some keys for the past month or two I've had the keybord
Good job hipyo putting it back on the cable
I disagree with your opinion on stabilizers, I'm curious as to why TX stabilizers weren't considered instead. Tx stabilizers have always come out perfect for me while all of the durock v2 stabilizers I tried had either persistent ticking issues or needing relubing at a later date.
I think the akko stabilzers would be good if you went with a light coat of lube for the housings. I haven't tried them myself but I've heard they're really good. Tx stabilizers can also get a bit sluggish if you apply a little too much lube, they only need a light coating (compared to durock v2 polycarbonate housings) to help with the housing rattle.
I had my Akko 3068 for over a year now, and this keyboard has been amazing for me, It still works very well.
One odd thing about Akko is they're changing switches all the time. Dozens of kinds of switches, and it seems like they're announcing new ones every month or two. I've never got two consecutive Akko keyboards with the same switches because the options are always changing.
Akko and Tecsee seem like a merry go round of switches. I love the Tecsee switches I have but could not tell you the specific difference between all of their colorways on different sites
Yeah I was looking at their website recently and was amazed by how many switches are sold out. They still sell ocean blue and lavender though so I guess those have been popular enough to keep around?
They're the fast fashion of keyboard industry.
i’ve never bought from akko before, but now i want to try them! i’m very much a budget board person so it’s great to see some more affordable stuff floating around.
Next try Nuphy Halo(Night Breeze switches) and Air series keyboards
Got the Akko 3084b black and gold with pink switches, really enjoying it😊
keebort
Thank you 💞
THE FIRST review of this keyboard!!
Im so glad you post it
my favs is gazzew u4 or bobagum if linear
I loooooove akko switches. Last few sets of switches have been akko. Their V3 lineup is pre lubed very well and they all feel excellent with no scratchyness.
Thank you for this video! Basically exactly what I’m looking for. Layout %, ANSI, RGB, has a knob! Not super expensive.
i have really been appreciating your videos :) thanks and keep them up
Recently bought the Akko Alice, and I'm really impressed by the quality considering the price of it!
nola typing in chat was my fav moment for sure (also pretty deskmat 👀)
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I just got an IQUNIX OG80 Dark Side RS with Frozen Silents and, my god am I in love with a keyboard again?!? These switches are phenomenal, and shot to the top of my list tied with genuine Topre. They're so quiet, but still have a crisp pop and buttery thock at the bottom... Just absolutely stupidly nice to type on.
And I absolutely love the entire board too, not just the switches. The frosted transparent keycaps let the LEDs shine through without issue. The board layout and angle feel great and completely wiped away my concerns of spending so much on a board without feet. It's seriously as nice to LOOK AT as it is to type on.
Feker matcha is my favorite switch so far.
And great job putting that back on, Hipyo!
Good job Hipyo, very good. Good job putting that back on. 😂
"Good job Hipyo, very good. Good job putting that back on"
Good job Hipyo, very good. God job putting that back on !
Bro I literally got my first akko keyboard this week and I'm loving it
I would love to see a face off between clicky and linear/tactile switches (like so hippyo can see this)
Good job Hipyo, Very good..... Good job putting it back on :) And thank you for all your videos!
Good job Hipyo, very good!! ☺️ Good job putting that back on!
Damn, that actually sounds really nice! Favorite switch is gateron oil kings.
Bro thanks, without you I would never have may my first bored ❤
Good job Hipyo, very good. Good job putting that back on
Good job Hipyo! Good job putting that back on.
Awesome! I've been thinking about getting an akko keyboard lately!
the way that this sounds with rose reds is just insane for the price. Fixing the ping should not be a problem, then the board will sound so good.
I just got an akko at CES. Love it so far!
Good job Hipyo, good job putting that back on.
Good job putting that cover back on. Also, have those same keycaps. Absolutely love them. They look so good.
my pool of experience in mechanical keyboards is relatively shallow, but thus far my favorite switches are the akko lavenders. they're just such a pleasant tactile switch, and for so cheap too...
Good job Hipyo very good, good job putting that back on.
i just bought my akko 3068b plus keybaord, its my second keyboard and its amazing, i cant wait to get supplies to mod it
Good job Hipyo good job Hipyo to put it back on.
Nola is so cute. Akko has introduced to brazilian market keyboards with layout ABNT2 (5075S Clear Black ABNT2 and 5075S Steam Engine ABNT2) and has been sold out in almost of the popular stores at the moment.
The Brother M1W (M1 with wireless) keyboard, renowned for its affordability, has sparked a significant trend in Vietnam. Its recent addition of wireless functionality, coupled with the option to purchase it below $50 when availing the Fomo promotion in China, has propelled it to the forefront of the market, establishing its dominance over other keyboards in its price range
I have an Akko Pro 75, love it!
good job hipyo . good job putting that back on there
Good job Hipyo, very good. Goob job putting that back on
I lubed and moded my first keyboard, its akko neon and it sounds amazing. Never thought lubing switches would make such a difference in feal and sound.
I just built my first custom keyboard with an Akko Mod006 barebones kit. It turned out way better than I expected, I just needed to put more lube on the stabilizers. It came with pre lubed plate mounted stabilizers but they were also running a deal that gave out free screw in stabilizers that I ended up using instead. Honestly only the spacebar needs to be lubed more IMO
Just got a 3098S based in part on this video and many of your others, and I am very happy with it! I got the World Tour London edition to match my new green/gold Zelda setup, and it looks and sounds so good!
My favorite switch is heimu heartbeats. They are the best silent linear switch with unique internal design that keeps them silent. They feel so much more as a regular switch and are quiet. Love them.
Very good job putting it back on!
Panghu Blue giant v5 is my favourite switch atm. It feels like it's got a bit of force on the return so it can feel a bit snappy to type with, I'm really enjoying it
An irony on the favorite switch side... I'm an avid Kaihl Box Jade fan, but a while ago I did an experiment: I spring swapped a set of Akko Jelly Blue switches with 58gf two stage good plated springs... And now those are good with the Kaihl switches for being my favorites.
Good job Hipyo very good good job putting that back on
Good job Hipyo putting that USB-C back together!
Good job putting that back on, Hipyo.
I got the monets pond 3098 from Akko just a couple weeks ago and that was actually my first ever legit mechanical keyboard. After using it constantly for these past couple weeks I can say it’s a very nice keyboard for the price.
The Monet's Pond theme has nice colors.
My favorite switch is the gateron tangerine!
Good job Hipyo! good job putting it back on. Will not eat the screws, thanks a ton
Akko Pink Jelly switches are da bomb! Love the end result keyboard, those keycaps vv nice.
I just got the 5057S from Akko for 30$ and I think when it comes to budget boards they seem really good for what it costs. And the VIA support is really great, even on the cheaper boards from them. It's built similarily to the Monsgeek but plastic instead of aluminum. Definitely a better recommendation if you're just starting out like I did.
I love Akko switches but I haven't gotten around to trying their keyboards. Need to get my hands on one soon!
This is making me want to buy those ceramic keycaps so bad... I think that'd really give me the solid sound and feel I'm CRAVING...
Box jades are still my favorite switch, I won't be swayed by your thocks Hipyo.
I'm about to enter this hobby, I will def buy this board paired with linear switches!
Yeah, my Monsgeek M1 thoccs baby!
RAMA Duck switches and AKKO Cream caps with very light case foam is the ticket son!
I’m watching your video for first time and I love the quality of the video and the cat 😂❤️ I’m your subscriber now, have a good day 👏🏽👋🏽
Good job hipyo, good hob for putting it back on
Would honestly love to see you reviewing the Wooting 60 he or the Wooting Two he!
Good job hipyo good job putting that back on
I really like the color scheme. It really reminds me of the keyboards from the show Severence which has a lot of 70s inspired tech.
the akko blues are lovely