It's a really good keyboard, and its been my daily driver for months!

I personally did the force break mod between where the screws go in but its more or less good stock in my opinion :)

As I've seen from other videos, this is more or less what it can sound like out of the box

@@Entaxo got the board and it sounds nice. Its simillar on your video

No, this keyboard isn't wireless

akko says that they're lubed but they could probably be better if you hand lube them

Edited : sharing your love for leobog.

Thanks! I was really excited when I found out that the keycaps and case matched so well :)

This keyboard uses the ANSI layout. Thanks! :)

So far with my experience, I like stabilizers that it comes with but they definitely need some lubing. I would also give it a tape mod and maybe remove some gaskets if you want it more bouncy :)

it really does flex a lot

Thank you I tried my best :)

I think that they're there to keep the plate, foam, and pcb aligned

Prob

I like to disassemble the keyboards I buy :)

I didn't lube the switches in this build

No, I left it as it came

They're both solid, but i personally like the akko more. It's just a choice on if you want wireless or wired

Yes, this comes as just the keyboard itself. You provide the switches and keycaps

It is not

Hello its been a month, I dont have any videos planned at the moment

lube it

They are pretty good. One of mine was over lubed to it’s kinda sticky. So I’ll have to redo it but they are nice

Nice, I got lucky that they did match. So far so good! :)

I pulled the knob up as much as I could and then forced the puller in the small gap

It doesn't at all!

Mine would be too if they knew lol, the hi8 looks cool too!

the only difference I see is getting a knob vs getting a screen in the same spot

@@Entaxo Yeah, I was just confused, that on the epomakers website it said V75 PRO (with the knob) and on cidoo's website it said just V75 (with the knob), I thought maybe they are a bit different, but I guess not. I also bought it before the sale ended and got it for cheaper on the cidoo's website.

The flashlight knob mod sounds really cool! I used to want that board but it sold out before I could buy it lol

I got it from whatgeek in november for $60. Yeah I'm a little annoyed because I've seen it for cheaper in other sites since then

​@@Entaxo​ y'all flexin I overpaid far more than that stupendously just do discover a day later at a much cheaper price elsewhere. This is absurd. Price is such a unbalanced scale

@@Entaxo how many days does it take for the keyboard to arrive from whatgeek?

Seeing the board for $30 on aliexpress a day after I got it sucked, the price differences for this board on different sites are insane

It took about 10 days from ordering to delivery to arrive, which was about the same from other times I've ordered from whatgeek

I got the leobog Hi75 from whatgeek, Piano Music Keycaps from aliexpress, and Akko v3 Pro Cream Yellow from amazon :)

Yes though with significant delay

You have tested on it?

@@Cherry0204 no, but i know what its like playing keyboard on ps5

@@4ife518 I know that there is some delay but I ask this question because not every keyboard works on ps5 so I don’t want to spend money if it won’t work.

@@Cherry0204 as long as you have one usb open slot you can just plug it in and play

I like your idea, I've also started getting tired of noisy keyboards

This keyboard uses "VIA" as the software, its a website app

@@Entaxo ty

thank you:)

this is the keyboard that I used! en.akkogear.com/product/5075s-via/

Since it didn't have the switches and keycaps I just pulled the top case away and up from the keyboard, but I've seen others use pry tools as well

@@Entaxo is it easier to remove without the switches? didn't proceed today, because i find it a bit stiff

@kennosamulde1735 the keyboard is pretty difficult to take apart in general, but you can definitely open it with the switches and keycaps on

So I have the 5075b plus cinamon roll edition and it doesn’t have screws on at all except the pcb and in my experience you must use pry tool made specifically for prying like the ones you find online I tried using like debit cards and and a flat head screwdriver and basically scratched the mf like hell thankfully doesn’t show up too much when you finally reassemble the board but I sure as fuck came close to breaking the side leds twice right now the side leds are scuffed up pretty bad but again doesn’t show up when you put the cases back on maybe you’ll get the same results when you use the pry tools as well but still be very careful with the side LEDs and make sure where the points where the keyboard snaps back on are

Thanks! :)

there definitely is, but the gasket performance will most likely be reduced. :)

using twitter, youtube and twitch, it takes me about 8 hours of the screen being on to get from %100 to %0