Akko 5075B Plus Black and Silver Keyboard Dracula Switch

The Akko 5075B Plus Black and Silver Keyboard features a Hot-Swappable tenkeyless design, linear Akko Dracula switches, south-facing RGB PCB, gasket mounted design, Akko Double-Shot TPU plate mount stabilizers, a 3000 mAh battery, Bluetooth 5.0 / 2.4GHz / USB Type-C connectivity (1000Hz polling rate in wired and 2.4GHz, mode and 125Hz polling rate in bluetooth mode), support for 3 pin and 5 pin switches, and PBT keycaps with an ASA profile.

Features

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Black & Silver 5075B Plus

RGB LED Backlit + Hot-swappable + Bluetooth 5.0 + 2.4G Wireless + Wired (USB-C Mode) All in One!

• Multi-mode
• Gasket Mount
• RGB Backlit
• Hot-Swappable
• Custom Knob
• PBT Double-shot
• N-Key Rollover
• Mac & Windows

5pin Hot-Swappable

Equipped with premium hot-swappable sockets, allowing users to swap desirable switches afterwards.

PBT Double-Shot Keycaps

Made of PBT and the legends are made through a double-shot process, which is one of the most durable inscription methods to prevent wear or discolour with use.

Rotary Knob

Press to toggle volume and light , turn left or right to adjust size volume/light brightness. Help you to enhance workflow and control performance.

ASA

Keycap Height Unit:mm

*The above data are all the laboratory test data of Akko factory, with slight error, Please understand.

Akko Double-Shot TPU Plate Mount Stabilisers

The Stabiliser comes with POM housing and POM+TPU stem to minimise rattle and pings. They are Akko proprietary and meant to provide better out of box experiences.

The keyboard also supports screw-in Stabilisers.

Gasket Mount

Akko gasket mount keyboard is a type of mechanical keyboard that uses a gasket material, such as silicone or neoprene, to create a “floating” mount for the switches. The gasket is placed between the plate and the PCB, which allows for a more flexible and cushioned typing experience.

This design allows for more flex and cushioning, which can result in a softer typing experience.

Connections

Keyboard Structure