Akko Carbon Retro 158-Key ASA Profile PBT Double-Shot Full Keycap Set: Enhance Your Mechanical Keyboard Experience with Stylish Collection Box Review

Buttons look and feel good. I have a Corsair 95 Premium keyboard, a great keyboard with horrible keycaps. Unfortunately I couldn't find a combination that matches the bottom row as my space is 6.5u and the menu button is 1u and most keysets don't have 6.5u space so more like Corsair. I replaced the menu key with the FN 1u key, which works great, and left out the space bar because it honestly looks ok. To be honest, the only thing this set missed was the extra 1U menu button, but it only…

The quality of the caps seems ok I think it's solid for the money. However, QC does not exist. I checked maybe 13-15 keys and 5 had defective stems (rod holders?) where they looked cracked/split causing the keys to wobble and not fit snugly in the switch. I ended up issuing a return but am very disappointed with the number of broken keys and poor quality control. The keycaps come in a hard plastic case that uses magnets to stay close. That would have been nice, but like the keycaps, the case…

Good alternative to GMK Laser if you don't want to spend $155 on keycaps. They are also made from PBT and not the ABS plastic used in the GMK kit. So if you don't like glitter, this is a good option. • The lettering is clear and the caps are of good quality but not as thick as GMK's. They sound good, slightly higher tone. • The spacebar is a bit flimsy, no additional reinforcement or material was used in the mold. You'll definitely want to fill it with your choice of cushioning material…

These keycaps are incredibly good value. This is my second set and I'm in love. I have ASA and Cherry Profile keycaps and cannot recommend them highly enough. I also have three other "budget" keycap sets that I bought for less than $35. The difference in quality is striking. Other budget kits don't come close to Akko in terms of overall quality and feel. They feel very solid and you'll definitely get a nice "THOCK" sound. If you're planning a new build or looking to upgrade your Keeb, check…

Let me start by saying that I have a few different GMK kits as well as an Infinikes kit. These caps feel better (I prefer PBT), they sound INCREDIBLE and they present beautifully. It comes with a really nice plastic body and thick case, the presentation alone is worth the money. I've had more quality control issues with GMK caps than these things, every button is perfect. No marks, scratches or scuffs, all keys are etched to perfection. I checked Akko's website and they have a LOVELY black/pink

Overall good quality. The colors are pleasant. Generally believed to be a clone of the GMK Laser, although the colors are slightly different. Still, it looks great. The quality of the material feels good and fits well. An added bonus is that it comes with a key puller. Nothing fancy, but it gets the job done, which is good if you don't already have it. The ASA profile is good, a bit higher than the Cherry profile, but I personally like it better. Comes with a nice case with magnetic closure…

This is debatable, I understand why companies don't want them to make fakes to match their clothes, phones or other designs, but it's a complete rip off of a GMK laser 3 times cheaper and hardly noticeable difference in quality. I think GMK and their designers need to up their game (literally making their designs harder to copy with things like complicated underlays or copyrighted logos on their new releases). So why give five stars? Akko included an excellent set of key holders which I will…