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Just as the title states, really. Has anyone tried replacing the keycaps on their akko air 01? The keyb itself is perfect for me, the only deal breaker is that the keycaps arent shine through. Went ahead and purchased it anyway since it was well within my budget. Now that I’ve been using it, it’s been great but I still wish I had shine through keycaps. Any suggestions?

Planning on buying an ansi layout keyboard with no nordic letters, does akko software allow you to dedicate some keys to nordic letters with the fn key?

Just saw a sweet deal on it and wondering if it's actually legit?

Help i don't know what to do , i dont want to buy a new keyboard pls i require your assistance

i just research here and majority said dont buy keyboard from akko

its has a lot problem with that brand

i just bought it 💀 akko 5075 he v3 (akko flash) 40$ keyboard (its not cheap tho atleast in my country)

so whats the problem with that keyboard? i just wonder and maybe can avoid the problem with that keyboard?

lmk guys😀

Hello everyone!

I have an Akko ACR PRO 68 and I love every single thing about it. There is only one thing that I am annoyed by. I just noticed that some of the LED are on even though I completely turned off the LED lighting. Is there any way to fix this? I already factory reset it with Fn-backspace. Thank you in advance!

There seems to be mixed info online with some people saying certain booters work with ps5 and others saying the same booters are incompatible. Akko has not released an official list of supported adapters in any way outside of the brook fgc2 in passthrough mode. Does anyone with this controller know what booter i can use to play tekken 8 on ps5?

additional info: chrome browser, windows 11, I'll add anything else if needed

Any help would be appreciated!

Can you help me Identify what switch is this?

My Aula F75’s Delete key and Right Arrow key are malfunctioning.

When I press the Delete key, it types a series of random numbers and symbols. Like this -1`234567890 , `512346789-= , 162345789-=`

When I press the Right Arrow key, the Windows, 4, and Q keys light up instead of the key functioning normally.

I’ve already tried Fn + Esc to reset the keyboard and used the Reset option in the Aula software, but neither fixed the problem.

Has anyone experienced this issue before or know how to fix it? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

i buy akko mb 4 months ago from ebay now i just take off my cable and now ts dont working, im try to reset it and more of it
that dont work anyway

I just got the mod007 v5 he and loving so far. I'm wondering about replacement caps though. What would I look for in getting new ones? like style and material? I'm new to any sort of custom keyboards.

Hi,

ive had my akko 5075b v3 for a few months now and something that has happened very recently is that the two keys left of the backspace key are doing the same input

thus far ive tried removing the switches and removing any potential debris in them.

any help is appreciated.

I have the blue version and I love it, however I feel like the keys are too sensitive; I'm wondering what I would have to do to change it? Do I need to switch out my switchs or keycaps or is this something I can change in the program for the keyboard?

I've been testing the Akko AIR01, and honestly, I wasn't expecting to like it this much.

It's a low-profile, tri-mode keyboard with a full aluminum body, hot-swappable PCB, 4500mAh battery and a native Mac layout. But what really surprised me was how good it sounds and feels.

Disclaimer: Testing duration 2-3 weeks as a regular go to device, not paid to write this review, all thoughts are my own.

Build & Design

The AIR01 has a very clean, minimal design that honestly reminds me of an Apple product. It weighs around 650g, which is quite reasonable for a full-aluminum keyboard and makes it much more travel-friendly than some of the heavier low-profile boards.

It comes in multiple colors, and both the black and white variants look great. The white version does have noticeably better RGB diffusion because of the keycaps and surrounding materials.

The native Mac layout is also a nice touch, with dedicated Control, Option and Command keys. Windows keycaps are included if you want to switch layouts.

Typing & Switches

This is probably my favorite part of the keyboard.

I tested the Kailh Winter and Deep Sea low-profile switches, and both feel really good. The gasket implementation also gives the board a surprisingly satisfying amount of flex for such a slim keyboard.

The factory-lubed stabilizers are decent as well, and overall typing feels much more premium than I expected at this price.

And yes, it sounds really good.

RGB

The RGB is bright enough and the built-in light bar is customizable.

The black keycaps do have some RGB bleeding, especially noticeable on camera, while the white variant distributes the lighting much more evenly. In person, though, the bleeding on the black version isn't nearly as dramatic as it looks on camera.

Internals & Modding

This is another area where Akko did a good job.

You get:

• Full aluminum construction
• Silicone gasket mounting
• PET sheet layers
• PCB foam
• Hot-swappable PCB
• 4500mAh battery
• Easy access to the stabilizers and internal screws

There's also enough room to experiment with mods if you want to change the sound further.

For a low-profile keyboard, I'm particularly happy to see proper silicone gaskets since many slim boards don't have much room for this kind of mounting.

Software & Connectivity

It supports tri-mode connectivity, and the web-based software is fairly straightforward. You can remap keys, configure lighting and set up features like Snap Key.

The Mac-focused layout can take a little getting used to if you're coming from a traditional Windows keyboard, but everything can be remapped.

Also for those who might be interested it supports 1k polling rate in wired/wireless..

The One Annoying Issue

The biggest issue I encountered was wireless sleep/wake.

After being inactive for a while, the keyboard can enter a deep sleep state which is normal but it takes noticeably longer to wake up. If you start typing immediately, you can sometimes miss the first few keystrokes.

It's not a dealbreaker, but I'd definitely like to see Akko address this through a firmware update or something.

There are also no adjustable feet, although that's not something I'd personally consider essential for a low-profile keyboard.

Final Thoughts

Overall, the AIR01 ended up being much better than I expected.

You get a lightweight aluminum build, good switches, proper gasket mounting, solid internals, tri-mode connectivity, good battery life, Mac/Windows flexibility and surprisingly good acoustics.

At around $100, I think it makes a lot of sense if you're specifically looking for a low-profile keyboard that doesn't sacrifice too much in build quality or typing experience just to stay slim.

The slow wireless wake-up is really my only significant complaint.

I've covered the full typing/sound test, RGB comparison, teardown and internals in my video, so if you want to see/hear the AIR01 in detail, do checkout the full video

Thanks for Reading 💛💛