Akko 3068B Doraemo Rainbow Mechanical Keyboard

Akko designed this keyboard inspired by Doraemo, which is a famous cartoon from Japan. The theme aims to offering products that are more than just writing instruments, it also reminds us to keep a child’s heart even when we grow up.

65% Layout

• The Doraemo Rainbow 3068B is a 65% format keyboard. This format is the smallest sketch that still has arrow keys. Otherwise, a numpad is lacking here, as well as the F-row (F1-F12).
• Depending on different preference, a small keyboard like the 3068B Plus in 65% format is both an improve compared to a full-sized keyboard – according to the motto less is more.
• Owning a small keyboard, you don’t use many of the keys of a full-size keyboard at all or use them not so often that it’s not worth installing these keys extra. The gain in free space on the desk is greater useful than the loss of some keys.
• Moreover, it doesn’t imply that the function of these keys can’t be realized on a smaller keyboard. With the assist of the FN key, most of the functions can be restored by means of key combinations. For example, the key FN+1=F1.

Workmanship

• The workmanship of the 3068B Plus can keep up with mainstream brands like Corsair or Logitech – in some respects it can even surpass them. The case of the Doraemo Rainbow 3068B Plus is made completely of dark plastic. This makes it light and very portable, which harmonizes well with the Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz support.
• There are built-in stabilizers in Akko 3068B Plus. Stabilizers are important in keyboards that are used for keys that are larger than the normal letter on number keys.
• They have separate connectors to the keycap and stabilize the large caps in the course of typing so that they don’t bounce. I’m genuinely surprised, because the stabilizers seem to be of quite high-quality on the one hand, and on the other hand, they have been already greased at some stage in production. This results in a great typing noise without annoying rattling.

RGB Backlight

• The Akko 3068B Plus has an RGB backlight behind each keyswitch. There are totally 20 different RGB modes programmed into the keyboard, which covers the entire RGB spectrum.
• Through the Akko Cloud Driver, users are able to switch the speeds and the intensity of the different RGB effects. For people who are into some plain keyboard, it is an optimal choice.
• The standard keycaps are mainly gray or black and do not contain a translucent area, which is why the RGB backlight only shines out on the sides between the keycaps

Ergonomics

The different heights and shapes of the keycaps, make the touch feeling between hand and keyboard more clear and comfortable.To avoid hand fatigue, there are three adjustable heights in the series, serving for personal needs

Switch

Akko CS Jelly Pink Switch/Akko CS Jelly Purple Switch