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These keycaps are an excellent compliment to the Cosmos (purple) variant of the Akko MOD007 V5 HE keyboard. The pictures honestly don't do it justice. The legends are subtle but strike a balance of legibility and invisibility. Highly recommended.
This is my first true full size keyboard and I definitely have been missing out! The ND104 has everything you need and more! The calculator feature is my absolute favourite thing ever which makes it my go-to work keyboard. It’s the perfect shade of pink and very sleek (I’m not a fan of bulky boards). 10/10 I recommend this anyone looking for a full size keyboard.
The mouse feels extremely light and honestly, I've been having a great gaming experience with it.
Very nice feeling linear switches. They are very smooth and have excellent crispness tactility on bottom out and return. Acceptable light transmission for not being clear topped or having a diffuser.
Perhaps the most interesting aspect is the sound, which I found to vary greatly depending on the board they are in, far more than usual. They aren't as sharp as something like a HXM Xinhai or Feker marble white and accentuate the hollower "thock" sound, but aren't what would be considered a traditionally "thocky" switch. They honestly sound incredible and are very fun to play with in various configurations. I swapped the stock springs out with some 63g dual stage springs and had then in a Yunzii AL80, but I found them a poor fit due to the acoustic inconsistencies of that board, combined with the Snow Grape's very long, nearly 3.9mm of travel in what was my primary gaming board. Instead, I popped then in a Weikav Nut65 with an Aluminium plate, and the sound is beautifully mechanical without any harsh notes.
Overall, very nice switches and are very fun, but be aware of the 3.88mm of travel. Comparable to Xinhai heavies, but with a wider, more complex sound and slightly slower.
Best affordable ergonomic shape that I have tried. The coating is great. Battery life is pretty much the only somewhat major disadvantage of the mouse.
This is my first retro gaming handheld and so far so good! Brings back so many memories and nostalgia. The device seems very well built and the controls are great. It also has wifi and Bluetooth and a 2nd analog stick - not much sure what else you could ask for under $100!! Definitely recommend it if you are interested in getting into Retro gaming
