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Akko sells prebuilt keyboards, keycap sets and switches as a single ecosystem, heavily themed and aggressively priced. It is one of the few brands where the keycaps are as much the draw as the boards, and its sets are often the cheapest route to a full coordinated look.
Official site: en.akkogear.com
Akko
A 108 key budget full-size at $59.99, hot-swap, on double-shot Cherry profile PBT. Two versions exist and they differ more than the name suggests: wired with a white LED, or 2.4 GHz wireless with no backlight at all, running on two AAA batteries that international orders ship without.
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A magnetic 75% at $59.99, which is cheap for Hall effect, with 8K polling and a gasket-mounted structure. Akko's page offers a wireless variant but never names the protocol, so only wired is recorded here. Keycaps are a transparent PBT and PC hybrid. Colourways run to $79.99.
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Akko's current 75% at $99.99, gasket mounted on a flex-cut PC plate, tri-mode, hot-swap on 3-pin and 5-pin, with an 8000 mAh battery and dye-sub PBT. Remapping is Akko's own web driver rather than QMK or VIA. This price is the Cinnamoroll theme; other collab colourways cost more.
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An 82 key magnetic 75% from $84.99, gasket mounted, tri-mode, with dual 8K polling, a 10000 mAh battery and actuation adjustable in 0.005 mm steps. Akko says it takes mainstream magnetic switches rather than only its own. The default variant on its page is $104.99, so check which one you are buying.
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The most expensive board in this batch at $99.99, and the most built: a gasket mount on a dual-section flex-cut PC plate, tri-mode, hot-swap, with Akko Creamy Yellow U1 linear switches and jelly-style double-layer keycaps. A full-size gasket board under a hundred dollars is the clearest sign of how far this bracket moved.
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A full-size tri-mode at $71.99 against an $89.99 list, hot-swap, on MOA profile dye-sub PBT. Most of the 5108B Plus line is sold out by now and this Yier and Bubu theme is one of the few colourways still stocked. Akko publishes no mount, plate or weight for it.
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A low-profile 75% at $99.99 with a native macOS layout and Windows keycaps in the box, gasket mounted, tri-mode, 4500 mAh. Hot-swap is limited to Kailh low-profile switches, which Akko states plainly, so the usual MX-style stock does not fit. No plate or weight is published.
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