Akko ACR Pro Mechanical Keyboard

The Akko ACR Pro stands out due to its CNC-machined acrylic case, which features a polished and sandblasted finish, offering both an elegant look and solid craftsmanship. Additionally, it uses a gasket-mount design combined with silicone pads, Poron foam, and EVA case foam to enhance durability while providing excellent sound dampening and a premium typing feel.

Yes, the Akko ACR Pro keyboard kit is hot-swappable, allowing you to install or replace mechanical switches instantly without any soldering. It supports all north-facing 3 or 5-pin mechanical switches, including popular brands like Akko, Cherry MX, Kailh, TTC, and Gateron.

This keyboard is compatible with all north-facing 3-pin and 5-pin mechanical switches. Whether you prefer Akko switches, Cherry MX, Kailh, TTC, or Gateron switches, you can easily install them thanks to the hot-swap sockets.

The Akko ACR Pro comes with a durable aluminum plate as standard, providing rigidity and a solid typing experience. Additionally, it includes a spare polycarbonate (PC) plate, allowing users to swap plates if they prefer a different typing feel or acoustic profile.

The gasket mount design of this keyboard isolates the plate and PCB from the case using silicone gaskets, which helps absorb vibrations and reduces noise. Combined with the silicone pad, Poron plate foam, and EVA case foam, this design results in a quieter, more cushioned typing experience with less hollow sound.

Absolutely. The 65% layout with 68 keys strikes a great balance between compactness and functionality, making it suitable for office work and gaming alike. The hot-swappable feature lets users tailor the switch types to their preferred feel, further enhancing its versatility.

The keyboard measures 353mm in length, 120mm in width, and 30mm in height. It weighs approximately 0.7 kilograms, making it sturdy yet portable enough for various desk setups.

Yes, the Akko ACR Pro uses Akko’s plate-mount lubed stabilizers, which come pre-lubed for smooth and stable keypresses. It also supports screw-in stabilizers if you prefer to upgrade or customize further.

The kit includes the ACR Pro 68 keyboard itself, a USB-C cable for connectivity, a keycap puller, a switch puller for easy switch replacement, and a user manual to guide you through assembly and usage.

Yes, the Akko ACR Pro is designed as a DIY kit that is beginner-friendly. Thanks to its hot-swap sockets, you don't need soldering skills to assemble it. The included tools and clear manual make the building process straightforward for newcomers.