Akko MU02 Wood and Aluminum 75% with a Knob | Review and Sound Test - Rosewood Switches

[@mongal0]

Actually usefull!

[@yamsi8410]

Thanks for the video! Madlions Mad68R looks very nice, but i'm scared after trojan in IROK. Did you test it by any chance?

[@MechKeyboards]

I have not heard back from mad Lions.

[@AquaPeet]

Mr. Miyagi also had good instructions for waxing.

[@Mikeelovin.]

Do you prefer mu02 over the mu01? Is the feel different or is it just the layout that is different between the two?

[@MechKeyboards]

I like them both equally, the MU02 might have a slight bit more flex, but both are a pleasure to type on.

[@WarrenLeggatt]

I guess the real question here being did they make the same deal breaker here and not allow you to remap the layers? I loved the look of the MU01 but no layer mapping was a total deal breaker.
I have 3 different wood builds in my collection, much prefer the sound of wood cases

[@MechKeyboards]

Both the MU models have 2 function layers in Akko Cloud: i.imgur.com/Dg6FBTn.png

[@MechKeyboards]

In fact, every keyboard that I have handy that uses Akko Cloud have the two function layers; this is on the latest version of Akko Cloud.

[@WarrenLeggatt]

@@MechKeyboards The red keys in the image are the locked ones that you can't change? Been a while since I spun up Akko Cloud as my Akko Top 75 has been setup how I like and not touched since, at work so can't check :)

[@WarrenLeggatt]

@@MechKeyboards I guess what people mean when they say you can't program layers is that you have more limited control vs a normal QMK/VIA board.

[@MechKeyboards]

@@WarrenLeggatt yes, the red ones cannot be remapped on Fn1 but can be on Fn2.