Akko MU02 Mechanical Keyboard with Walnut Wooden Case 75% RGB 2.4G Wireless/Bluetooth/Wired Hot-Swappable Gaming Keyboard with PBT Dye-Sub Keycaps for Mac & Win (Mountain Seclusion, Rosewood Switch)

The media could not be loaded. This keyboard is so beautiful. I love the wooden accents with the images on the key caps. The backlit RGB does not overpower the keys and the app to use when you want to change the RBG and key functions . This keyboard has some weight to it and definitely feels sturdy and well produced. It has a natural incline to it that feels comfortable to me.It came with extra parts and lubricants in case I need to replace or rearrange keycaps, which is awesome to me because I didn’t have the tools to remove keycaps before.And I loooovvveee that the keyboard is Bluetooth with the ability to connect to my iPad or phone as needed.

Imagine sticking your fingers into a vat of warm, melted butter. That is this keyboard. The keys are so thocky that my spine is involuntarily tingling as I write this. The RGB options and software leave some room for desire, but overall it's hard to beat this feel and aesthetic. the rose switches have a great feel as well, and are buttery smooth with each press.Also, the space bar looks like a hot dog. Once you see it, you can't unsee it.

I’m a mechanical keyboard hobbyist, and bought this for my husband. Beautiful keyboard that looks, sounds and feels great! My husband is pleased.

The media could not be loaded. There's a really bad rattling sound when typing with the keys. I will be returning this and replacing it with the same keyboard hoping this is just a quality control issue and not a persisting issue across all keyboards of this model.

Ordered for having a difference to my Azio Retro. Comparatively it is audibly thocky...ier. Not that the Azio has thock. Anyway, the graphics (printed key scenery) are welcoming. The RGB is meh as mine does not do white color, and I get a reddened yellow color at the "whitest". Maybe it doesn't have white "shrug". Regardless, the RGB is not the most important, but the caps and switches were ideal based on my research. As an avid coffee drinker, it is appropriate to mocha-land. Keys are much lighter than the Azio. It fits my "Country Theme" well. Also ordered a HE 65 to compare, but that is for a different review. Never had to apply p[olish to keys in the last 40 years of using type machines, so there is a bit of maintenance there. Do I regret the price, no. Do I regret the purchase, also no. I look forward to using it for program development work. EDIT: A brief search reveals the RGB hue is affected by the switches. Hence why the white rgb comes across as pinkish.

Typing on this sounds as creamy as a wet mac and cheese coochie

Keyboard has a nice layout and design, very comfortable and quiet keys. Love the size of keys for my big hands and the keys are soft to press.It keyboard has a beautiful display of RGB lighting and the volume knob is convenient to adjust the volume.Out of the box, I would of only thought this keyboard was wired only, as there is no wireless dongle holder nor any outside switches. The manual was highly required for me to figure out that this can work wireless and Bluetooth by removing the capslock key and turning the switch and pressing a fn combination to make it work either Bluetooth or wireless.I highly dislike that this is a feature on the keyboard and should of be placed in plain sight outside the keyboard with wording or symbols on the keyboard showing what does what.Other than that, I am happy that the keyboard is programmable to customize keys, RGB lighting, Fn customization, and macros, and I can create, download or share customized profiles online with an account.

I absolutely adore this keyboard. I picked it up on a whim, as I was sending my (much more expensive) Logitech keyboard in for RMA. When I received this, I ended up liking it so much I returned the Logitech instead of RMA'ing it.The keys have a great tactile feel, the knob is satisfying and feels very durable, and the form factor is just right. The keyboard clacks are very satisfying, and pleasant to the ear. The RGB isn't anything spectacular, but it adds a subtle positive element if the chosen profile is tasteful. The chassis is really where Akko knocks it out of the park. It matches my walnut desk perfectly, and I love the gold/brassy accents. It's a very heavy keyboard compared to my previous mechs, and I'm really pleased with how sturdy it feels.The software seems good enough, and lets you write macros and RGB patterns to the keyboard memory. For these purposes, it seems very nice, stable, and has a small footprint. The wireless is easy to pair, and I haven't experienced any lag or noticeable side effects. The included instructions were too basic, but I was able to Google that I needed to turn on the keyboard by first removing the CAPS LOCK key and setting the Mac/Windows toggle switch underneath appropriately. The only downside to this keyboard is rewiring my brain to use a 65% layout vs the TKL I'm used to. Otherwise, I'm enamored with this thing.