I made this keyboard with Oil King switches, pc plate, all foam, spacebar foam, retro MDA MX keycaps. Lemme tell you, it fucking THOCKS bro. This keyboard is absolutely amazing: perfect gaskets, optimizable spring mounts, 5 pin hotswap, comes with full foam, good stabilizers (need lube), flex cut pcb, flex cut plate, different plate materials, full aluminum case, absolutely gorgeous design,... Man this is truly my endgame keyboard for an incredible price
I can relate to this! The SPR75 is still a daily driver in my household, the latency is too amazing to not use it as much as possible! ^-^ Also looks very good too!
@@thoccnology I believe akko has a version of this keyboard which has the little screen in place of the brass piece. Do you know if its possible to simply remove the metal piece and put in the little screen?
@@Griemz Oh they do? This metal badge has screws, so if you can find pics/vids about the screen to see if it has screws too, I think they can be replaced easily!
Love your videos and you are the only one who bothers to mention keyboard latency, which is important when buying wireless keyboards or gaming keyboards. Keep up the awesome work!
Wow! What a premium build and an even more premium video. It’s a greatly crafted keyboard but I’m actually surprised that at this price it has no RGB or Wireless (tri-mode) capabilities. As for sound profile, it’s a little too clacky for my liking. But hey, lots of stuff in the keeb’n business is subjective and personal preference! I hope to start my own channel soon and start reviewing. I find your videos inspiring.
That's so true, I couldn't agree more! Still, I really appreciate that we can share our thoughts and preferences, so thank you for sharing your opinion! :-) I was also surprised to see that it has only Wired mode - considering the Wired latency performance, the 2.4G could have been mind-blowing as well! Would love to see your reviews, don't hesitate to start your own channel - you can stop anytime, but not starting at all can turn into a life-long regret. Also - making videos is fun~! ^^
I just saw this one on akko's website while checking out mod 007 year of the dragon. Now I'm tempted to order both. This video is old but what do you think?
@@fahryst Oh, nice! :) If you allow me one advice: definitely experiment with a foamless build combined with the lightest spring. It's so much fun! ^-^ (Of course, with caution, not to damage or short circuit the PCB, but the latter can be avoided by using the included thin plastic layer ;))
Yes, it happened unfortunately. I re-measured several previous tests, and the SPR75 turned out to be a slighlty bit slower than previously measured - still very good for gaming! Sorry for the mistake!
wow🤑😯 very great review on this keyboard, a hidden gem amongst gaming keyboards and also a custom mechanical keyboard, do you mind sharing the software that you use in measuring the latency of this keyboard...anyways great video and loving you're content💓
I've never had issues luckily because of any thin, flex-cut PCBs, I feel it'd be a bigger issue with a plateless build (which I don't prefer), this way the first point of contact and the bearer of the force will be the plate. But nonetheless, it's a good thing to keep in mind - better to be cautious than sorry.
I feel you - I have around 5 endgames at the moment. Sometimes I feel a massive FOMO on all the upcoming boards, so it's really a hard hobby - but still, I love it so much. :')
It's very hard to say, they might get the PCB with completely different specs/made of different parts. I'd like to believe they paid just as much attention to the SPR67 as to the SPR75 though! :)
Wow, almost made me want to cancel my order of the Asus Azoth to get this, until I hear the sound test. It doesn't sound as great its build quality might suggest. Its clack quality actually sounds a bit hollow when it's allowed to "sing", but when you put all the foam in then it sounds kind of dead.
For the foams I felt the same! I left it with no foam in the end - also couldn't use it long, my husband declared his claim for the build quite quickly LOL. He seems to love the hollow-clacky profile. :-)
Yes, thank you, finally I reached all the metrics to be qualified for monetization. I can buy a really cheapo AliExpress keycap set from it. x) (I know, I know.. still better than nothing!)
@@thoccnology that’s great! Hopefully k can monetize on day I’m trying to make at least a cent before I go to college I got a couple years but maybe I should get a job instead
@@ItsaNoah Oh, if it's about money, then definitely getting a job is 1000% better. I'm literally working a second 8 hrs with these videos. All for the $30ish money LOL - I feel stoopid :')
The pipe tape mod for stabs is inefficient IMO, been there, didn't like it. The problem is you have to change the pipe tape regularly quite often, since it's easily ripped off with daily use, and once the tape is gone, you'll get the rattle snake noise again. With just using a lube, it will last longer, and you don't need to adjust the stab as often as the pipe tape mode.
I see your point - although I experienced that only lubing the stabs doesn't last as long with me (I think it's because of temperature differences which makes the lube disappear easier)
I understand! It's strange that they designed it with no RGB (for me it's not a biggie, as I always use non-transparent keycaps, but I absolutely can see why people like/need it)
I could never love how the v3 pro switches sound. They just sound so cheap. The build quality is an improvement but the overall experience is worse. Bring the jellies back. 🥲
I made this keyboard with Oil King switches, pc plate, all foam, spacebar foam, retro MDA MX keycaps.
Lemme tell you, it fucking THOCKS bro.
This keyboard is absolutely amazing: perfect gaskets, optimizable spring mounts, 5 pin hotswap, comes with full foam, good stabilizers (need lube), flex cut pcb, flex cut plate, different plate materials, full aluminum case, absolutely gorgeous design,...
Man this is truly my endgame keyboard for an incredible price
I can relate to this! The SPR75 is still a daily driver in my household, the latency is too amazing to not use it as much as possible! ^-^ Also looks very good too!
@@thoccnology I believe akko has a version of this keyboard which has the little screen in place of the brass piece. Do you know if its possible to simply remove the metal piece and put in the little screen?
@@Griemz Oh they do? This metal badge has screws, so if you can find pics/vids about the screen to see if it has screws too, I think they can be replaced easily!
Love your videos and you are the only one who bothers to mention keyboard latency, which is important when buying wireless keyboards or gaming keyboards. Keep up the awesome work!
Thank you so much for your comment! :3
it looks so elegant! reminds me of an actual piano
I can see the resemblance! The WoB keycaps emphasize this even more!
Love seeing this build! Great vid as always
Thank you so much! ^^
the stabs ... 🤭happy to see finally see your review on this board!!
Ahhh, yeah, LOL - a screw-in set def would've been a better choice.
Craftsmanship at its finest
It's pretty impressive from Akko! They really cover all the market needs.
Very nice build and great video with all the explanations! Thank you!
Thank you very much for your comment! :-)
Wow! What a premium build and an even more premium video. It’s a greatly crafted keyboard but I’m actually surprised that at this price it has no RGB or Wireless (tri-mode) capabilities.
As for sound profile, it’s a little too clacky for my liking. But hey, lots of stuff in the keeb’n business is subjective and personal preference!
I hope to start my own channel soon and start reviewing. I find your videos inspiring.
That's so true, I couldn't agree more! Still, I really appreciate that we can share our thoughts and preferences, so thank you for sharing your opinion! :-)
I was also surprised to see that it has only Wired mode - considering the Wired latency performance, the 2.4G could have been mind-blowing as well!
Would love to see your reviews, don't hesitate to start your own channel - you can stop anytime, but not starting at all can turn into a life-long regret. Also - making videos is fun~! ^^
@@thoccnology hehe thanks for the words of wisdom and inspiration 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I just saw this one on akko's website while checking out mod 007 year of the dragon. Now I'm tempted to order both. This video is old but what do you think?
It's still one of the most frequently used keyboards at my place (my husband strongly prefers the SPR75 for gaming, and he loves its sound) ^-^
@@thoccnology thanks, I ordered them both they are already on the way :)
@@fahryst Oh, nice! :) If you allow me one advice: definitely experiment with a foamless build combined with the lightest spring. It's so much fun! ^-^ (Of course, with caution, not to damage or short circuit the PCB, but the latter can be avoided by using the included thin plastic layer ;))
@@thoccnology if you are vouching for it, I would definitely try :)
wow...
I noticed on the google doc that the Latency is higher than in the video, did you retest your SPR75 and get different results?
Yes, it happened unfortunately. I re-measured several previous tests, and the SPR75 turned out to be a slighlty bit slower than previously measured - still very good for gaming! Sorry for the mistake!
wow🤑😯 very great review on this keyboard, a hidden gem amongst gaming keyboards and also a custom mechanical keyboard, do you mind sharing the software that you use in measuring the latency of this keyboard...anyways great video and loving you're content💓
Thank you so much! ^^ It's not really about the software, but the equipment, a slow-motion camera and a high refresh rate monitor is needed!
for a flex-cut pcb, design will it be easy to break for switching different switched occassionly ?
I've never had issues luckily because of any thin, flex-cut PCBs, I feel it'd be a bigger issue with a plateless build (which I don't prefer), this way the first point of contact and the bearer of the force will be the plate.
But nonetheless, it's a good thing to keep in mind - better to be cautious than sorry.
I just built my endgame this year and they keep coming up with new cool technologies like this spring bounce, looks amazing. And now I am frustrated.
I feel you - I have around 5 endgames at the moment. Sometimes I feel a massive FOMO on all the upcoming boards, so it's really a hard hobby - but still, I love it so much. :')
hi, in this specs of keyboard its support stab crew-in, can it fit with owlab, M ONE, TX stab or somethings else ?
Hi, Yes, it can!
It so confused that spr67 is expensive then spr75.
Btw cool video, esp latency test.
Wish you'll got more subs.
its more cheaper now , got mine for only only $103
They adjusted the price after the launch of the new SPR67 colors!
@@nassifdomaob4790 yeah I found one cheaper it cost me for only 90$
how thick akko's spr75 PCB? 1.2 or 1.6?
Oh, sorry, I didn't get a notification about your comment. It's 1.2mm!
Do you think the latency is the same with the Akko SPR 67 kit.
It's very hard to say, they might get the PCB with completely different specs/made of different parts. I'd like to believe they paid just as much attention to the SPR67 as to the SPR75 though! :)
Wow, almost made me want to cancel my order of the Asus Azoth to get this, until I hear the sound test. It doesn't sound as great its build quality might suggest. Its clack quality actually sounds a bit hollow when it's allowed to "sing", but when you put all the foam in then it sounds kind of dead.
For the foams I felt the same! I left it with no foam in the end - also couldn't use it long, my husband declared his claim for the build quite quickly LOL. He seems to love the hollow-clacky profile. :-)
Woah that kitt looks so fancy great video as always and are you monetized yet? If not I hope so soon
Yes, thank you, finally I reached all the metrics to be qualified for monetization. I can buy a really cheapo AliExpress keycap set from it. x) (I know, I know.. still better than nothing!)
@@thoccnology that’s great! Hopefully k can monetize on day I’m trying to make at least a cent before I go to college I got a couple years but maybe I should get a job instead
@@ItsaNoah Oh, if it's about money, then definitely getting a job is 1000% better. I'm literally working a second 8 hrs with these videos. All for the $30ish money LOL - I feel stoopid :')
The pipe tape mod for stabs is inefficient IMO, been there, didn't like it. The problem is you have to change the pipe tape regularly quite often, since it's easily ripped off with daily use, and once the tape is gone, you'll get the rattle snake noise again. With just using a lube, it will last longer, and you don't need to adjust the stab as often as the pipe tape mode.
I see your point - although I experienced that only lubing the stabs doesn't last as long with me (I think it's because of temperature differences which makes the lube disappear easier)
This board could’ve been my long term if it had rgb ngl
I understand! It's strange that they designed it with no RGB (for me it's not a biggie, as I always use non-transparent keycaps, but I absolutely can see why people like/need it)
Sounds little hollow…
Even with the foams? :0
Although with the foams for me it was a little dull/characterless.
@@thoccnology maybe the echo…I will try it later.
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I think this is more expensive than custom keyb on cidoo v65 kit 💀💀💀💀💀
Oh, yes, it is :')
High class video 👌
Thank you so much!
I could never love how the v3 pro switches sound. They just sound so cheap. The build quality is an improvement but the overall experience is worse. Bring the jellies back. 🥲
Yeah.. :/ Now if we see PRO, we know it means clack 😭 I'm happy about the pre-lube, but in general they're very loud switches