Disassembled the customized keyboard of the AKKO Kuromi joint team, regret it! The appearance is not inferior to the cinnamon dog series

Kulomi (Japanese: クロミ) is the protagonist of the animation "KUROMI'S PRETTY JOURNEY" created by Sanrio and the debut character of "I Love Melody", and it is also one of Sanrio's character images.

AKKO focuses on appearance design, Naruto, One Piece, Dragon Ball, Hello Kitty, Sailor Moon, SpongeBob SquarePants, Doraemon, Yugui Dog, etc. It is the brand with the largest number of IP co-branded keyboards, and it can be called Uniqlo in the peripheral circle! It also focuses on cost-effectiveness, which is different from Amilo, which also judges people by appearance. The price of the latter keyboard can buy three or four AKKOs.

The five-sided sublimated PBT keycap has good workmanship, and there is no burr on the inside. The overall thickness is 1.5mm, and the font on the keycap has been specially designed.

The overall color of the keyboard is mainly purple and white, and the visual contrast is very high. ESC specially gave a conspicuous pink keycap and the pattern shape of the headband.

Kulomi is a two-dimensional character designed based on demons and rabbits. It should have been mainly black and white according to the original book, but both the packaging and the keyboard as a whole are made a lot of purple.

The biggest reason is AKKO's charm purple switch; CS charm purple switch is a step switch, trigger pressure 36g, step pressure 50g, step start point 0.5mm, trigger stroke 1.9mm, bottom stroke 4mm.

18mm non-gold-plated long spring, with a service life of 60 million times; what distinguishes it from our own jelly purple axis is that the overall color of the former is darker, and the current price is about 80 yuan for 45 pieces.

AKKO has an in-depth cooperation with Sanrio, and the Yugui dog series is also very popular among the beauty party. The author's keyboard is a semi-customized keyboard, and the PORTICO68 kit supports hot-swapping. The rest of the accessories can be used with AKKO's original ones!

However, I feel that 98 keys are not enough for me. This keyboard is painted to look good. The C port is wired to connect, and the overall weight is quite heavy; there is no RGB backlight. Overall, it is a joy.