Akko World Tour Tokyo 108-Key R1 Wired Gaming Mechanical Keyboard, Programmable with OEM Profiled PBT Dye-Sub Keycaps and N-Key Rollover (Akko 2nd Gen Orange Tactile Switch)

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Pros & Cons

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Pros

This is an awesome collector's item, or a great gift. It's amazing no rgb but it’s flawless. Sounds so satisfying.

Satisfying to type on like blues without the loudness. The feeling when you type is fantastic, very stable, not like two others i ordered before which is so light and bad quality. Easy to read.

The pink switches are pretty silent and while they're not cherry mx, they're pretty good feeling to tap on. The orange switches are nice and comfy and aren’t as loud as i’m used to. There are both standard and tokyo artistically themed keycaps.

Cons

If you're used to corsair's silent switch type this is not the same. There were keycaps loose and were in the wrong places. The keyboard itself is going into the dumpster.

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Quality

This keyboard masks a linear mechanical gaming quality keyboard under a sakura season aesthetic.

Very good keyboard i love it and it feels sturdy.

None of the keys, not even the extras, have any molding defects or issues.

Another problem with this one, is that it takes forever to charge and the battery life once it is charged is much too short.

Price

For 85$ this keyboard is literally amazing!

Really nice keyboard for price and love the design !

But it's a decent keyboard for the price point.

Akko's pink switch mechanical keyboard is great for the money, honestly.

Shipping

I've been wanting this keyboard for a long time, and the second i saw akko was officially on amazon with prime shipping i bough... Read More

Packaging/appearance

Box looks nice and premium as well!

It came with the extra keys, all brand new, boxed up.

Even the packaging screams at you to buy it.

"first, the box itself will get your attention, with all that pink, flanked by pink cherry blossom branches at the corners.

Competitiveness

I went with the orange switches and although i haven’t tried cherry mx browns to compare, they feel amazing to me.

I originally ordered this keyboard from a different seller and received a lower model than what i’d paid for.

Overview

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great, pink, nice, quality and cute.

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Our engine has discovered that over 80% high quality reviews are present.

This product had a total of 255 reviews as of our last analysis date on Feb 28 2024.