AKKO - MOD007B PC

Hey everyone! I’m new to the enthusiast keyboard world and I’m looking to buy my first more expensive board and could really use some advice. (Hope this is the right place to post) I’ve narrowed it down to three options. (Price in my market) * **Akko MOD 007B HE Cream White (v1?)** – 199€ * **Akko MOD 007B HE Black & Silver ISO v2** – 249€ * **MonsGeek M1 V5 TMR** – 244€ I’ve tried the **Cream White** version and *loved* the feel – super stable, great quality, and I could get it with Nordic keycaps out of the box. But I’m not sold on the yellow/beige color, and it’s on paper slightly worse than the M1 V5 (smaller battery, only supports HE switches, not as good looking). The **Black & Silver** version fits my aesthetics and should have the same build quality, but it comes with Astrolink switches (which I haven’t tried) and no Nordic keycaps – I’d have to buy those separately. It’s also more expensive. Then there’s the **MonsGeek M1 V5 TMR**. On paper, it seems like the best of "most" worlds: * Bigger battery * Supports all three switch types * Like the look But I haven’t tried it, and I’m worried about the feel and build quality compared to Akko. Since Akko and MonsGeek are sister brands, I’m wondering: **Is the MonsGeek on par with the Akko MOD 007B HE in terms of quality and feel?** For context: * I’ve tried the Akko 5108B Plus-s and it felt terrible. * Also tried the Glorious GMMK 3 Pro pre-built – didn’t love the feel. * Was curious about the Lemonkey P1 but hesitant, tried other Keychron boards that didn’t feel as good as the MOD 007B and didn’t like the key shape. * Wireless 2.4GHz and ISO layout are must-haves for me. Would love to hear your thoughts, have I missed any good 2.4 ghz ISO boards?

I mean you could go even lower then a Rainy75. Like I just got a Akko Mod007 on Amazon for $20 CAD seems like a good platform. But like your other comment says about gaming companies, most are overpriced and you are just paying for the brand. Although my favourite keeb so far has been the Asus Azoth.

Akko mechanical keyboard, some random ancient gaming mouse off Amazon from when I was 14