3098B Plus

I have two Keychron Q6s, a Q9, a K10 Pro and an Akko 3098B Plus. One for every mood :) Also about 1000 unused switches of all sorts (linear, tactile, silent and non-silent) and 15 keycap sets in the drawer. The K10 Pro for $100 is just as good for work / game as the more expensive ones, the difference is just how they sound and how luxurious they feel (metal case, gasket mount).

Of these? The Keychron. I have a 3098B Plus and it's a decent travel board (3-mode wireless) but at home I'm using 100% boards, like V6 Max, Q6 etc.

I bought yesterday AKKO 3098B Doraemon Rainbow and keyboard doesn't wake up normally using wire. I have to unplug wire, plug it back, set toggle to mac (i use windows), only in this case keyboard wakes up, but lights are off. To turn on light i have to open windows akko app (on site it never detects a device), turn off lights and then turn it on. Only after this lights work. Also it go to sleep mode if not used for more than ten minutes in WIRED mode. Also tried different usb ports and wire, didn't help. Am I so lucky to get broken keyboard or this is a common thing for akko? I wanted this specific keyboard as i need 100% keyboard and not too tall (i tried 44mm RedSquare and it wasn't good and had double click), so i need like \~20mm. If i won't figure out how to use it without dances with a tambourine, please recommend a good 100% (or 98%) buttons mechanical keyboard,<30mm tall and with a hotswap. I'm tired of trying to chose a decent one

Akko 3108/3098 if you can find them in a UK storefront.

idk, im to poor for my endgame for now but currently im using a redragon k606 with akko matcha v3 pro and my mice is a logitech g502 lightspeed

For your budget you should check out the neo75 or neo98 depending on your preferred layout. Akko and keychron are both great in their own ways, but keychron is not what it used to be, and is generally overpriced for the quality. Akko is generally a bit better priced with decent quality, but there are still much better boards out there. The neo boards run about $150 barebones so you'd have 100 left over to choose switches, keycaps, and stabilizers(optional, the neo series come with them, but I'll explain later) The new neo75 and 98 boards blow akko and keychron out of the water. I have a neo 98 that i use at work and I'm astounded at the level of quality you can get now for $150. I got the taupe grey which looks awesome.  I will say that if you do get a neo board, spend an extra$10-15 dollars and get some good stabilizers for it. The stabilizers that come with the board aren't great, though they are on par with what you would get with a keychron or akko board. I've been loving the typeplus x yikb stabilizers. They're amazing. There's nothing worse than having a beautiful keyboard that sounds amazing, except for the rattling enter or space bar.