I absolutely agree with you on the fact that 65% boards are so much better than 60%. You get so much more functionality at the expense of only being ever-so-marginally bigger. The only reason I can see as to why 60% boards are so much more popular is because keycap compatibility. Which is a bummer but if 65% became the norm, I'm sure many more '65% spec'd keycaps' would flood the market.
I personally think a 60% layout does most of what 65% does and looks better because of symmetry, especially if you split backspace and right shift. My favourite layout is split backspace and right shift, and either remap the 4 bottom 1.25u into arrow keys or split them into 5 1u keys, 4 of which become arrow and one becomes whatever you want. All these changes net you 3 extra programmable keys, which I argue is all you really need.
I'm so wishing a future where anyone can make a one off double shot set with whatever design and legends they wish. And it not being extremely expensive. Can't be that impossible in a few years time. I hope. That's the advantage of profiles like dsa for me, no rows to worry about. But Cherry profile is so superior in every other way.
For those who add LEDs to the board, you can cycle through different modes (breathing,raindrops, etc) using FN+ Delete key. FN + Arrow Up/Down sets the light intensity, FN+Arrow Left/Right sets the rapidly for breathing mode/raindrop/etc.
@@adrianm3718 hell yeah, thanks for the info, i just resoldered my first entire board, so my next project is going to be adding some LEDs to this thing, im thinking of doing the light blue to match the key caps
@@RSSV Yes, from KPRepublic store on Aliexpress, but they also got a website now : kprepublic.com/products/mechanical-keyboard-special-led-lamp-bulb-3mm-round-endless-14-colors-optional-white-ice-blue-green-red-yellow-purple?_pos=9&_sid=7aa958d9e&_ss=r
The "silent" branding on pre-builts is a holdover from a time before dampened Cherry switches were a thing. Any non-clicky switches were marketed as being silent just for not being clicky. It's obviously outdated by now because of MX Pinks and Silent Blacks, but I'm guessing it sticks around with older companies like Ducky.
Good to see Akko on the channel now. Its a really nice keyboard and i kinda want one now.... You also summed up Ducky and Akkos relationship pretty much on point. Akko and Ducky work together like Ducky and Varmilo.
@@bethlamb8744 I too am very tempted, but gonna wait for it to either go on sale or for another keyboard around the same price that's shippable to Canada to come out. Is there a reason to why you're not getting it yet? Like have you heard really bad things about it?
Woah that's a sick keyboard! When I asked my Banggood partner for it, it wasn't in stock so they couldn't send it my way :( The keycaps are amazing for the price! Nice modding too, pretty cool that it supports LEDs!
I ordered this product 3 weeks ago. It arrived 3 days ago. The first thing i noticed is that the box states that is a 1300mah battery, NOT the 1800mah promoted in the website. Also, it did not came with the extra grey keycaps. The battery problem is either terrible sloppiness or straight FALSE advertising. I contacted customer service of Banggood asking for compensation or refund and an explanations for this and they gave no explanation and offer me a miserable 5 EUR refund with no option of returning the item or anything. This is incredible sloppiness. AVOID this items and this website at all cost.
I bought one after seeing your review. I got the red switch, I must say it's pretty heavy.. feels more like black. I'm using the bluetooth on macbook pro. seems okay without any noticable lag. Loving the compact size. Thanks for introducing the keyboard!
No built-in RGB >:(. Another great review though, thanks Tae! Now that I have a steady stream of great content creators, all I need to witness is a 75% hotswappable and I'll be completely satisfied!
I've just ordered it, so I'm not sure, but you can use SharpKeys utility to change Registry key in Windows. This will however resolve in changing the key for every keyboard you're using.
Hi there I have bought my first mech keyboard => Akko 3084 and I saw that you installed the back lighting with the LEDs. May I know how do you adjust the backlight after installing the LEDs for each key?
zer0slayer I think it was great build quality for the price. Though it is a plastic outer case, it has a substantial weight. The two included usb-c (usb-c to usb-a/c) and the unboxing experience are really nice as well. The software included is pretty good. I have yet to take it apart so I don’t know how easy/ hard that is (only matters if you want to replace the included key switches). The included keycaps are great great pbt caps with very nice legend type face (however the placement of the secondary functions were a bit odd to me). All in all it’s a great keeb for the price!!! Just to be fair I don’t have many keebs to reference, but so far I have no regrets:)
zer0slayer mhm interesting, if RB isn’t important the non-lit one on gear best is going for like $78 on gear best. I picked mine up on mass drop for a cool $70
Thanks for the fantastic review as always. Just ordered it, matches my needs perfectly. Hoping Bluetooth performance is okay though gonna use it on an iPad via wireless and a PC wired
Hey, thx for the vid. If I may ask, which one do you recommend between TADA68 Pro and Akko 3068? It seems that the main difference is LED, but I'd like to hear your opinion.
How reliable is this keyboard when it's in wireless mode? I have an Anne Pro 2. It sometime goes berserk on me when it's in bluetooth mode: phantom typing, remapping of the keys to weird symbols, huge latency, and unregistered key presses. This happens a lot when I'm working. Not sure if it the design softwares I'm using have anything to do with it. Now, I'm on the look out for a more reliable option. The Akko 3068 seems to fit the bill, minus the bluetooth latency. A 60-68% keyboard with dedicated arrow keys. I would love it to be bluetooth-ready, but it seems like there just isn't a reliable bluetooth mechanical keyboard out there. Would love to get your opinion on it. Thanks!
One small point you missed - for full customization replacements for the Page Up/Page Down are (presumably) needed as well, as the ones on the keyboard correspond to a different row height.
To everybody that wants to buy this one and then upgrade it with TADA68 case, be warned that it might NOT fit in that case. It looks like it can, but on closer inspection (just by looking at the pictures and this video), the pins don't line up correctly. The left side looks ok, and then the middle and right side does not. The middle on AKKO is dead on the middle, while the TADA has it off-centre a bit (both pins). The right side has two pins on both cases but on TADA they are a bit further from the edge than in the AKKO, so it will not fit here either. This is just my observation from the video and pictures, as I was very interested in first, but will probably not go for it now since you don't have any nice upgrade options (I don't care about BT so I would not miss this in alu case). EDIT: Just to say, if anybody receives this keyboard and already has TADA68 alu case, please try to fit this pcb/plate inside just to see if it works or not. I would very much like to be proven wrong.
@@MMA.DUNGEON I didn't order the keyboard my self, and if nobody else updated than we still don't know for sure. I wouldn't buy it since to me, it looks like it doesn't fit. As I said, the holes and standoffs are close, but not the same so it's most probably not a correct fit.
the left one only comes on and starts beeping when pairing and coming out of sleep mode, and the right one turns on when its charging and when it needs a charge
Is the disassembly same for AKKO 3084? I received mine and I suspect the BT power switch is stuck, so I wonder how easy it is to open the thing and fix it, without breaking it!
Nice review. I would like cherry profile if the lower row didn't arch up so much at the end. In natural position, the edge of the keycap hits the side of my hand. Wish there was a lower profile.
i instaled leds on my akko 3068 , but how can i change the mods of lights ... is only glowing from strong to low ... is there a posibility to change that?
Is there a possible case switching for this keyboard for better acoustics? I've been using it for months and I'm very satisfied with it. However it could sound a little more premium. Do you know where I can get an aluminum case for this keyboard? Thanks!
im really new to mechanical keyboards and im planning on buying one i was just wondering if i ever bought this keyboard is there any way i could still program my 1,2,3,4,5 keys to support F1,F2,F3 etc. ?
I would pick this over the K6, the K6 is nothing but a scam: worst ABS keycaps ( seem like they made those keycaps in some dumpster) , very inconvenience high profile case ( you can't use them for long period of time without a wrist rest) , terrible stabilizers. This model of Akko is obsolete now and they have released a new version comes with: even more high quality PBT keycaps, Bluetooth 5.0, better stabilizers, recolored and upgraded Gateron switches.
Is there a standard angle for keyboards? I got the Anne Pro 2 and it had a strange angle that I didn't like. I can't tell from this review if the angle is more extreme than say a Ducky One 2 Mini, which feels "standard" to me.
@TaeKeyboards For charging do i have to open the thing up and insert a new battery, or do i just use a cable? also what is macro even do? sorry im new to this stuff
Recently got one of these and was wondering if there is a way to disable it from going to sleep after its been idle for a few minutes? Also I wanted to mention the power switch on mine is slightly different than the one in the vid and for some reason all the stabilizer bars are stuck between the plate and the PCB. On a side note any suggestions on where to get as well as what foam can be used to fill in the case to hopefully quite things down, plus what about getting a bigger battery for it?
check out the dierya 63 key. smaller than most 60%, has dedicated arrow keys, bluetooth 4.0 mode for 3 devices, rgb, and its only 45 bucks. can get it with outemu blacks, reds, browns, or blues. stabs are noisy but its an easy fix, with some nice thick pbt caps and some well placed lube it becomes amazing.
Where do you buy your LED's from? I bought the keyboard off massdrop and when it arrives I would love to be able to put in some backlighting. Since its my first Mech board I'm just not sure of where to get them or what size of LED I should get. Any recommendations?
Hey ! I'm very new to this kind of Keyboard but I bought one to try and now I have some trouble with it. For example, when I press the key 1, "&" show up instead of "!" as indicated on the key and it's the same for every single specific key which make the keyboard not utilizable. Maybe I'm doing something wrong and there is a way to reprogram/change the layout so when I press a specific key, it's what is written on that key that appear and not something else. Any help would be much appreciated !
By silent they mean ’’silent colors’’, not silent switches.
lol
this comment is on :3ildcat lol
Thanks :)
I absolutely agree with you on the fact that 65% boards are so much better than 60%. You get so much more functionality at the expense of only being ever-so-marginally bigger.
The only reason I can see as to why 60% boards are so much more popular is because keycap compatibility. Which is a bummer but if 65% became the norm, I'm sure many more '65% spec'd keycaps' would flood the market.
I personally think a 60% layout does most of what 65% does and looks better because of symmetry, especially if you split backspace and right shift. My favourite layout is split backspace and right shift, and either remap the 4 bottom 1.25u into arrow keys or split them into 5 1u keys, 4 of which become arrow and one becomes whatever you want. All these changes net you 3 extra programmable keys, which I argue is all you really need.
I'm so wishing a future where anyone can make a one off double shot set with whatever design and legends they wish. And it not being extremely expensive. Can't be that impossible in a few years time. I hope.
That's the advantage of profiles like dsa for me, no rows to worry about. But Cherry profile is so superior in every other way.
anne pro 2 does the job well than having to mess with your right shift key just to squeeze those arrow keys.
For those who add LEDs to the board, you can cycle through different modes (breathing,raindrops, etc) using FN+ Delete key. FN + Arrow Up/Down sets the light intensity, FN+Arrow Left/Right sets the rapidly for breathing mode/raindrop/etc.
Man if only they had documentation for this.
How hard was it to solder in RGB?
@@cortlong I soldered regular white leds, it does not support RGB. It was easy to solder, I used a cheapo iron.
@@adrianm3718 hell yeah, thanks for the info, i just resoldered my first entire board, so my next project is going to be adding some LEDs to this thing, im thinking of doing the light blue to match the key caps
Thanks for the info. Did you buy your LEDs from China?
@@RSSV Yes, from KPRepublic store on Aliexpress, but they also got a website now : kprepublic.com/products/mechanical-keyboard-special-led-lamp-bulb-3mm-round-endless-14-colors-optional-white-ice-blue-green-red-yellow-purple?_pos=9&_sid=7aa958d9e&_ss=r
i think "silent" is the name of the color scheme
Ur right
I love the mods you do to all your keebs on your reviews
Bro, no way I would ever put my keyboard so dangerously close to bbq sauce !
The "silent" branding on pre-builts is a holdover from a time before dampened Cherry switches were a thing. Any non-clicky switches were marketed as being silent just for not being clicky. It's obviously outdated by now because of MX Pinks and Silent Blacks, but I'm guessing it sticks around with older companies like Ducky.
Good to see Akko on the channel now. Its a really nice keyboard and i kinda want one now.... You also summed up Ducky and Akkos relationship pretty much on point. Akko and Ducky work together like Ducky and Varmilo.
Did you end up getting it? I'm planning to go for it as my next keyboard, but not so sure.
@@Gouldylocksxxo havent gotten it yet, its soooo sooooo tempting though
@@bethlamb8744 I too am very tempted, but gonna wait for it to either go on sale or for another keyboard around the same price that's shippable to Canada to come out.
Is there a reason to why you're not getting it yet? Like have you heard really bad things about it?
I just got mine. It’s my first mechanical keyboard and I love it.
Has it broken yet? Is it good quality because i am looking for a keyboard?
@@micahwatanabe7950 No issues thus far. I have had it for about 1 month and I am very happy.
@@MarcoH72 Have you gotten every parts included in the video? I saw one comment who got completely ripped off and only got a 5 euro refund...
Steven De Guia nothing missing with mine.
@@MarcoH72 Interesting could you update us with your experience and how the keyboard is currently holding up . Mines coming next month ;D
Woah that's a sick keyboard! When I asked my Banggood partner for it, it wasn't in stock so they couldn't send it my way :(
The keycaps are amazing for the price!
Nice modding too, pretty cool that it supports LEDs!
Good review on the rk61 i might buy it
Can u order a keychron k2 to review please?
I'll see what I can do after I wasn't so kind to their last board haha
is it possible to switch the case with an aluminium one ?
8% off coupon in description if anyone's interested
Bought one with the code. However I don't know if it's compatible with macos? Any info on that?
Thanks for the code. I bought one. The board is on back order now.
I ordered this product 3 weeks ago. It arrived 3 days ago. The first thing i noticed is that the box states that is a 1300mah battery, NOT the 1800mah promoted in the website. Also, it did not came with the extra grey keycaps. The battery problem is either terrible sloppiness or straight FALSE advertising. I contacted customer service of Banggood asking for compensation or refund and an explanations for this and they gave no explanation and offer me a miserable 5 EUR refund with no option of returning the item or anything. This is incredible sloppiness. AVOID this items and this website at all cost.
I bought one after seeing your review. I got the red switch, I must say it's pretty heavy.. feels more like black. I'm using the bluetooth on macbook pro. seems okay without any noticable lag. Loving the compact size. Thanks for introducing the keyboard!
I just bought it and I see this comment. :)
I have full size, TKL, 65%, 60% keyboards. 65% is my favorite because of arrows keys.
The scratchiness of MX Brown plus the rattly spacebar makes the typing experience
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Agree, I was ready to pull the trigger on this board until I heard that horrible spacebar. Cherry really needs to fix their stabilizers.
@@big3y3dflsh What? Cherry stabilizers are the best on the market
Tyler Kheang the genuine cherry stabs or GMK cherry ataba are 100% no rattle with mods, those cherry are copies made china they are rattle
@@DiegoMeister7 what? theres just cherry/gmk and then oem, if it's not cherry, it's oem
I've just bought it using your coupon! What a great review!
Matheus Frasão how do you like it? Did it lag when typing on laptop?
@@johnnyspeedy1344 I wanna get this too any feedback would be great :D
No built-in RGB >:(. Another great review though, thanks Tae! Now that I have a steady stream of great content creators, all I need to witness is a 75% hotswappable and I'll be completely satisfied!
Pbt keycaps but rgb?
does add up chief
I hear they make an 84% version. Can you look at that one too?
I believe the silent naming comes from GMK Muted. They are both similar colours.
Very detail, I love this way of review. You open it to show us from the inside, which kind of PCB, plate,.... Love it
could you reprogram the `~ key on upper right hand corner to something else like home/end/print screen?
I've just ordered it, so I'm not sure, but you can use SharpKeys utility to change Registry key in Windows. This will however resolve in changing the key for every keyboard you're using.
Could you please share the type of LEDs you installed?
Just a white light
Finished my Tada68. SO happy with my first build! Awesome board, good budget friendly starter.
Hi there
I have bought my first mech keyboard => Akko 3084 and I saw that you installed the back lighting with the LEDs.
May I know how do you adjust the backlight after installing the LEDs for each key?
Also curious about this, if anyone finds out I would love to hear how :D
Can I change the layout to DVORAK?
best 65% wireless mech keyboard with dedicated arrow key?
K2 Keychron.
Bridger Hammond do you still have it, hows it holding up and did you order reform bangood
10/10 should review the durgod k320, so far she is a beauty for the price!!!
thinking about getting the aurora 10 keyless version, how is it?
zer0slayer I think it was great build quality for the price. Though it is a plastic outer case, it has a substantial weight. The two included usb-c (usb-c to usb-a/c) and the unboxing experience are really nice as well. The software included is pretty good. I have yet to take it apart so I don’t know how easy/ hard that is (only matters if you want to replace the included key switches). The included keycaps are great great pbt caps with very nice legend type face (however the placement of the secondary functions were a bit odd to me). All in all it’s a great keeb for the price!!!
Just to be fair I don’t have many keebs to reference, but so far I have no regrets:)
CHRISTOPHER BERKOBEN thanks mate. It's around 100$ for tkl backlit version , but the odd thing is it's not rgb only rb
zer0slayer mhm interesting, if RB isn’t important the non-lit one on gear best is going for like $78 on gear best. I picked mine up on mass drop for a cool $70
E-Yooso X8100 too
Can it's pcb be used on the tada alu case?
In there a way to indicate battery life in this keyboard? And how you know if the keyboard is fully charged?
Thanks for the fantastic review as always. Just ordered it, matches my needs perfectly. Hoping Bluetooth performance is okay though gonna use it on an iPad via wireless and a PC wired
Well, how was it?
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howd it go
Hey, thx for the vid. If I may ask, which one do you recommend between TADA68 Pro and Akko 3068? It seems that the main difference is LED, but I'd like to hear your opinion.
arrow keys, nice.
can u solder different swtiches without breaking it?
The first keyboard to be released pre-lubed will dominate the market calling it now
Probably not, the reason corsair is much more popular than brands like epomaker is because almost only enthusiasths buy from them
How reliable is this keyboard when it's in wireless mode?
I have an Anne Pro 2. It sometime goes berserk on me when it's in bluetooth mode: phantom typing, remapping of the keys to weird symbols, huge latency, and unregistered key presses. This happens a lot when I'm working. Not sure if it the design softwares I'm using have anything to do with it.
Now, I'm on the look out for a more reliable option. The Akko 3068 seems to fit the bill, minus the bluetooth latency. A 60-68% keyboard with dedicated arrow keys. I would love it to be bluetooth-ready, but it seems like there just isn't a reliable bluetooth mechanical keyboard out there. Would love to get your opinion on it. Thanks!
One small point you missed - for full customization replacements for the Page Up/Page Down are (presumably) needed as well, as the ones on the keyboard correspond to a different row height.
To everybody that wants to buy this one and then upgrade it with TADA68 case, be warned that it might NOT fit in that case. It looks like it can, but on closer inspection (just by looking at the pictures and this video), the pins don't line up correctly.
The left side looks ok, and then the middle and right side does not. The middle on AKKO is dead on the middle, while the TADA has it off-centre a bit (both pins). The right side has two pins on both cases but on TADA they are a bit further from the edge than in the AKKO, so it will not fit here either.
This is just my observation from the video and pictures, as I was very interested in first, but will probably not go for it now since you don't have any nice upgrade options (I don't care about BT so I would not miss this in alu case).
EDIT:
Just to say, if anybody receives this keyboard and already has TADA68 alu case, please try to fit this pcb/plate inside just to see if it works or not. I would very much like to be proven wrong.
Darko Smoljo any update on if this is possible or not?
@@MMA.DUNGEON I didn't order the keyboard my self, and if nobody else updated than we still don't know for sure. I wouldn't buy it since to me, it looks like it doesn't fit. As I said, the holes and standoffs are close, but not the same so it's most probably not a correct fit.
big bummer here :(
Can you get this in a UK iso layout?
Could you do a tour like thing of your work space because we only ever see small snapshots and I'm interested in your workflow around the place
Did the LED's you fitted only work with the USB cable attached or can they be powered by the internal battery?
is there any way to turn off the two leds in the top corners?
did you figure out how?
the left one only comes on and starts beeping when pairing and coming out of sleep mode, and the right one turns on when its charging and when it needs a charge
Why you didn't add some foam inside the case?
Didn't really have any in reach lol.
How well has it held up over the year?
This keyboard version is outdated right now, they have updated a new version come with Gateron switch, Bluetooth 5.0 and single white led :D.
Is the disassembly same for AKKO 3084? I received mine and I suspect the BT power switch is stuck, so I wonder how easy it is to open the thing and fix it, without breaking it!
The akko keyboard has lights???
Hey!
Quick question, how do I match this keyboards layout to me pcs input layout? Keys don't all match atm, thanks!
Nice review.
I would like cherry profile if the lower row didn't arch up so much at the end. In natural position, the edge of the keycap hits the side of my hand. Wish there was a lower profile.
I heard the TMK software worked for this? Can someone confirm?
Hi I wanted to ask how long the included cable is and where you got the LEDs
Hi, have you managed to find out where he got the LEDs from?
I wanna mod the keyboard and I was looking for a link in the UK.
@@adampat6473 I don't recall ever finding where he bought the LED's from however, I do believe that any LED's would work with this keyboard.
Does anyone know which is the red & black keyboard at 10:32 ? It's not the TADA 68. Thank you!
Where can I buy those LEDs to install onto my own keyboard
Puttin food near a keyboard just give me goosebump.. I always cover my keyboard be4 eating near it cuz i dont want any food splash in.
Does anyone have a link for the LEDs used in the video?
...Or anything that works and functions as shown in the video thanks.
i instaled leds on my akko 3068 , but how can i change the mods of lights ... is only glowing from strong to low ... is there a posibility to change that?
FN+ DELETE
Is there a possible case switching for this keyboard for better acoustics? I've been using it for months and I'm very satisfied with it. However it could sound a little more premium. Do you know where I can get an aluminum case for this keyboard? Thanks!
With this being so similar to the TADA kit, do you think it'd be possible to swap the plastic case for one of the aluminum ones?
The Bluetooth would have problems due to its antenna being shielded.
@@zakofrx Ahhh true. Didn't think of that. Cheers!
What if i dont need that bluetooth?
Does it fit? Or not?
Really wondering what specific LED's you used to do this. I have an AKKO and would love to solder on some RGB led's.
I just bought my Akkos and it feels and fits great! Now I want LEDs. Did you get the LEDs you were looking for?
@@KydroxHD Yes I did! 1.8/2m,m. they are rectangular with the round top. Found on ebay easily. Just can't do RGB.
im really new to mechanical keyboards and im planning on buying one i was just wondering if i ever bought this keyboard is there any way i could still program my 1,2,3,4,5 keys to support F1,F2,F3 etc. ?
Is it wireless or just bluetooth? Is it wireless like those that come with a little usb thing that you connect to your desktop pc?
Can I install the 3mm led? I have the akko 3084, I think it's pretty much the same, despite the layout
This or the Keychron K6? Both look nice. I'm wondering which would feel more premium and best to use on the regular
I would pick this over the K6, the K6 is nothing but a scam: worst ABS keycaps ( seem like they made those keycaps in some dumpster) , very inconvenience high profile case ( you can't use them for long period of time without a wrist rest) , terrible stabilizers.
This model of Akko is obsolete now and they have released a new version comes with: even more high quality PBT keycaps, Bluetooth 5.0, better stabilizers, recolored and upgraded Gateron switches.
Can you swap the akko 3068 case with an aluminium KBDfans tada86 case?
Nice review! I wonder if the LED backlight still functions in bluetooth mode without connecting the USB cable? Thanks.
Is there a standard angle for keyboards? I got the Anne Pro 2 and it had a strange angle that I didn't like. I can't tell from this review if the angle is more extreme than say a Ducky One 2 Mini, which feels "standard" to me.
Is there a way to assign prtscrn to a macro?
How good is it for gaming? (While using it wirelessly)
What is a good higher end alternative?
Do the LEDs function even when the keyboard is in wireless mode?
I would like to know as well. As the charging led does, I assume so...
They don't, received the keyboard and finished adding the LEDs. Bit sad
@@jonasbewersdorf6863 How would you go about installing the LEDS ??
Can you change the casing to aluminum?
Does anyone know if you can program fn keys to cahnge screen brightness, lower and increase volume and those type of functions?
Not screen brightness, but you can adjust volume using (fn+m=Mute) (fn+=volume up)
10:33 which board is the red one? Its not the tada68 he is talking about, is it?
idk but this is 100% not tada68
For gaming would be the same this than the ducky one 2 mini or anne pro 2?
Could you please take a look at HEXGEARS 87 Key Hot Swappable Mechanical Keyboard ? I`m wondering if i can change the white leds, with some rgb
Think one could put this in a Tofu65 case? A) would it fit B) would the bluetooth work?
Not sure if it would fit, but the Bluetooth wouldn't work anyway (I think).
Hi, what is the keyboard shown at 10:33 ?
Thank you for your work, doing great !
MrTopVideo I believe it is the Custom Canoe keyboard video he made.
Can you put rgb leds and control them?
Would Tada68 Cases work with this?
Don't know if things line up, but the wireless functionality would be hampered as well.
@@TaeKeyboards can you have a look on it? i want to get the tada68 alu case for this, i dont mint getting rid of the battery
@TaeKeyboards For charging do i have to open the thing up and insert a new battery, or do i just use a cable? also what is macro even do? sorry im new to this stuff
Just use the cable for battery charging, this Akko keyboard does not have AAA batteries :D.
@@huunhanle3809 Does this mean i plug the keyboard into my computer or a wall socket? Thanks
@@andysheng1109 Aye, just simply plug your keyboard to your PC/ Laptop for charging and stable connection :D
@@huunhanle3809 Thanks man
Was that Rina playing in the background?
Are you able to use the Bluetooth and have the leds on at the same time?
would this be good for gaming? or should I shoot for a different keyboard
Recently got one of these and was wondering if there is a way to disable it from going to sleep after its been idle for a few minutes? Also I wanted to mention the power switch on mine is slightly different than the one in the vid and for some reason all the stabilizer bars are stuck between the plate and the PCB. On a side note any suggestions on where to get as well as what foam can be used to fill in the case to hopefully quite things down, plus what about getting a bigger battery for it?
Is there anything similar to this without wireless that's cheaper?
Ajazz ak33 what i called it cheap
Hey guys! I use spanish layouts in my keyboards, do you know where to buy an "Ñ" keycap? Thanks!
Check out GMK Jamon made by Zambumon, I think the Ene Survival kit will fit your needs
any idea why the pipe key doesn't work on linux(centos) ??
HELP PLEASE!! :(
what keycaps are you using for this
Review ducky shine 7 please ! Compares it to ikbc mf108 or similiar price kb !
check out the dierya 63 key. smaller than most 60%, has dedicated arrow keys, bluetooth 4.0 mode for 3 devices, rgb, and its only 45 bucks. can get it with outemu blacks, reds, browns, or blues. stabs are noisy but its an easy fix, with some nice thick pbt caps and some well placed lube it becomes amazing.
Does anyone know how to print screen with this keyboard? Tried doing fn+]} didn't work.
I'd like to know too
north facing switches with cherry caps, was there no interference?
I was wondering the same, and would appreciate an answer.
Damn and I was hoping to desolder all that and get some Zilents in there
Great view dude, quick question for you though, is there a keycap set you'd suggest that display the fn functions for each key? ... Many thanks
Can we solder RGB LED lights onto them? Also what kind of LEDs should I buy?
Nah, no RGB for this
How do you charge de keyboard? Can you connect it to the light, like a phoner or laptop?
Just plug it in with the cable, it will charge the keyboard as well as you can use it as wired connection :D.
Hi just want to ask, will the pcb fit to a tada68 aluminum case?
Where do you buy your LED's from? I bought the keyboard off massdrop and when it arrives I would love to be able to put in some backlighting. Since its my first Mech board I'm just not sure of where to get them or what size of LED I should get. Any recommendations?
Ebay, Aliexpress. Wherever really. They're just 1.8mm LEDs :)
Hey ! I'm very new to this kind of Keyboard but I bought one to try and now I have some trouble with it.
For example, when I press the key 1, "&" show up instead of "!" as indicated on the key and it's the same for every single specific key which make the keyboard not utilizable.
Maybe I'm doing something wrong and there is a way to reprogram/change the layout so when I press a specific key, it's what is written on that key that appear and not something else.
Any help would be much appreciated !
Is it hot swappable with any switches ?
can the rattle be fixed?
With some lube
@@EddoWagt do you have to desolder the switches?
@@AndrejTomas Not sure, but probably. Look up how to lube stabilisers
@@AndrejTomas I think one of the keyboards on the website is hot swappable but not a lot of reviews tho :/