Akko 75% Mechanical Keyboard PC75B Plus Air, Top Mount Hot Swappable RGB Wired/Wireless Gaming Keyboard with OSA Profile for Mac Windows (Akko V3 Cream Blue Pro)

Awesome keyboard, I have the temptation to return this one because I have so many keyboards, but this one is especial, super smooth keypress, great materials, RGB is too good, also conectivity is good, but for gaming use cable conection, dont even try the 2.4hz when gaming, overall perfect keybaord.

The product at first looked quite good and promising however after typing on it I discovered that almost every key was not responsive to my Mac and when I tried to see the problem I found that the metal contacts on the switch were bent and Rusty! Trying to return product however the delivery status says arriving today and this I cannot return! BAD SELLEREDIT:I decided to give it a second chance and turns out there was only problems with the keyboard when wireless 2.4ghz dongle and Bluetooth but with wired it works perfect

In an unusual stroke, Akko decided not to include Windows keys with this keyboard. For some this might be minor but, in my opinion, it's an unfortunate omission in a rather fantastic product, especially since it boasts to be Windows-Compatible. Don't get me wrong, the keyboard WORKS in Windows but having dedicated keys would have been a nice inclusion. Aside from this, the keyboard is a fairly standard 75% with an F13 key and four rows of navigation keys. Enough for Home, End, Page up and Page down. The knob is a nice touch but aesthetically seems out of place since the keyboard is more of a light cream than white. In the pic, the Akko is on the right and my Keychron Q1 is on the left.OSA keycaps are taller than Cherry or OEM profile keycaps, so if you're used to typing on either of those, then OSA might take just adjusting. For example, the top row "QWERTYUIOP" has a more aggressive "tilt" toward the home row. From a typing perspective, you're going to notice that your finger make contact with the keycap sooner than you would normally get to versus Cherry or something lower profile or flatter. It won't cause typing mistakes but it's the kind of adjustment I was talking about. Overall, however, the scalloped keys offer a good feel and a deep sound. Akko's V3 Cream Yellows continues in Akko's long line of very smooth linear switches. The legends are also top-notch offering a very minimalistic appearance (this is why I'm so hung up on the missing Windows keys). The board also offers good and bright RGB north facing LEDs. That said, if you do decide to swap them out (since this is a hot-swappable keyboard) you may experience some keycap interference especially if you also decide to something different than the OSA keycaps. With the stock keycaps, you should be fine.Wireless is available via Bluetooth or with the included 2.4Ghz dongle.Internally, the keyboard does include a very substantial silicone case foam which adds weight and helps eliminate any hollowness to the board. You also get plate foam and PE foam in between the PC plate and PCB. In my sample, I noticed no ping or hollowness and the stabilizers were well lubricated. Overall, the keyboard has a very lively sound profile out of the box. In this area, Akko never disappoints.In the box, you get a keycap and switch puller, the USB-C to USB-A cable, and the aforementioned dongle.Overall, this is a very good custom mechanical keyboard but seems "rushed".

I was pleasantly surprised by this keyboard from Akko for its' features and quality within this price range.I first became familiar with Akko products after using their switches and keycaps for building by early mechanical keyboards. I found their products to be good quality and value for the money. I am glad to report that this keyboard continues that trend and even raising my expectations from them even higher.Below are some qualities that makes this keyboard standout:- Tri-mode connectivity. a) Bluetooth allows the keyboard to be paired and toggle between 3 devices. b) 2.4G wireless via included USB adapter. c) USB-C wired for standard connection.- PCB have 5 pin hot-swappable sockets allowing you to replace switches and keycaps to whatever you desire.- LED indicators for caps lock, battery level, etc.- If you love RGB this keyboard comes with tons of RGB modes for switches and side PCB.- Nice polycarbonate material for the case and plate. The case has a nice feel and PC plate allows for a thocky sound signature.- Silicone case foam for weight and minimize hollowness.- IXPE switch pad to further tune the sound.- Akko custom software to remap keys, add key layers, add macros, customize lighting modes, etc.- Comes with switch and keycap pullers for people new to mechanical keyboards.- Multi function rotatory knob for added functionality.Some things to note:- The bottom and top halves of the case snap together and you'll need to pry open to further modify the board. This might limit the number of times that you can safely open and close the board.- The keyboard is stiff with almost no flex. The PCB is sandwiched mounted, and you have to press down really hard to get any sort of flex.- Alphas sound good stock, but modifiers and space bar will need tuning.- Space is tight between bottom of PCB and case which limits modding options for sound tuning.Overall, this is a full featured programmable tri-mode keyboard for the price with some features like IXPE and silicone foam that you only expect to find in pricier boards. In addition, the build quality and included accessories makes this a safe entry for people dipping their toes into mechanical keyboards looking to experiment with switches and keycaps.

The internal power supply won't work when put in MAC mode. I sent my report to the seller after being advised by Amazon Tech Support. I will keep this review up till the problem is resolved.