TAC75

Akko Tac75 HE Magnetic sya and may f-keys good for work na rin and VXE r1 maganda sya..yan gamit ko rn

my first keyboard was ducky one mini 2 a few years ago. Ditched it because it's 60% and it's obviously very obsolete now, no QMK, no hotswap etc., but it still works. Then, I took a Keychron K3 max, unfortunately my unit was crappy. Double key presses etc. Good keyboard overall, but the random doubl

I can totally understand if someone personally had issues with one of their boards, or if it was a common thing to see problems with the brands products. I honestly just want to hear what the issues are so I can keep my eye out for them, or to see if they fixed those said issues. I'm also not saying

It's an Akko Keyboard. It sounds really nice when typing.https://en.akkogear.com/product/tac75-he-lord-of-mysterious-magnetic-switch-keyboard/

While i have never tried it myself i have seen the "AKKO TAC75 HE" keyboard perform good in testing, I found it on AliExpress for about $48 USD but it also qualifies for a $4 discount making it around $67 AUD (Possible it might be even cheaper since my prices include Swedish taxes). So that is one o

Akko TAC75 HE with Akko Astrolink switches, it's 75% which you asked and offers one of the best switches on the market, pre-lubed, great sound characteristics and tactile feel for very cheap. It's like 60$ on AliExpress right now, I'm not sure if sharing links is forbidden or not, but you can ask me

I would recommend Akko TAC75 HE - so far feels amazing to use and it's really responsive lalo na kung into competitive games ka like Valorant.

+1 sa akko tac75, I have one and it sounds great, feels great too, tho personally, HE wouldn't be my factor when purchasing keyboards, majority of games don't benefit with HE, +some games can even have you banned if they detect it.

I'm currently using Akko Tac75 HE, it's a little pricey but an amazing deal nonetheless. IMO the best HE keeb for that price range It sounds decent right from the box and after a bit of modding it sounds really creamy. The switches feel smooth and they're also pre-lubed iirc. A guy on youtube tested

Thanks for your interest and for sharing your experience! Just to clarify for anyone reading the thread, the AK820 is a product from another brand-AJAZZ, rather than one of our keyboards. If you're considering options in this price range, you might also take a look at the AKKO TAC75 HE. It supports