AkkoMechanical Gaming Keyboard with Walnut Wooden Case, MU01 Mountain Seclusion 65% 68-Key RGB 2.4G Wireless/Bluetooth/Wired Hot-swappable Keyboard with PBT Dye-Sub Keycaps for Mac & Win

This keyboard exceeded my expectations. It gorgeous and the sound profile is just right. First, the case is all wood, polished with a finish that is subtle and smooth (not like a sticky or tacky varnish). The keyboard has a hefty weight. Keycaps appear to be thick and have a matte finish that is wonderful to touch. It looks just as it does in the photos, but the quality is much higher than I expected.As for the typing experience, it is a smooth linear action that I would say is a touch lighter than the average red. The spacebar in particular is a joy to press, without any trace of ticking or hollowness. As for the sound, I would describe it as similar to rolling high-quality dice. It has a medium tone, and is neither thocky nor clacky. It does have a nice pop, however, and although not quite marbly the sound is what you expect from the photos if that makes sense. It's honestly one of my favorite keyboards to type on, and I own over a dozen.Overall, this is a highly recommended product if you are OK with the 60% form factor (no numpad or function row.) And while the Chinese characters won't actually help you type in Chinese, it is very artistically done and lovely to look at.

Well, this is my first WOODEN keyboard, and I have to say, it is nearly a work of art! This totally appears to be genuine Walnut, and it's quite amazing, one almost has to see (and smell) it to get the full effect. Some of the things I was worried about (will it sit flat on the desk or be warped in any way?) are non-issues.This thing is SOLID, and feels very well crafted. Unfortunately, the most gorgeous part of the wood is on the bottom, but when you do look at it, it is amazing. Love the gold strip across the top of the keyboard with tasteful labeling, not over done, all in the upper right corner.So, with all this wood around it, how does it sound? Quite pleasant, almost muffled, and the effect is very pleasing, indeed, it adds to the solidly built effect of this keyboard, even the space bar is quiet, it's a very nice typing experience! It is a small keyboard, so keep that in mind, if you are not used to that.This is also a quite tall keyboard, so keep that in mind. You might want a wrist rest or support of some type, it's far from low profile. Now, my dislikes...it's not perfect. I am not a huge fan of the pretty much flat layout of the keys, and also not too happy with the cupped key caps, they take a little time to adjust to, for me at least. And, my least favorite part of the board is one I don't really even use, the fonts on the key caps, particularly the "J" and the "Z", just not a fan, but I don't even look at the keys while I'm typing anyways, so if this is a thing for you, just beware. It is not my favorite keyboard to type on, to be honest. But, it sure sounds and looks so cool!!! Maybe I'll adjust to the typing experience over time.Overall, especially considering the price, this is a VERY NICE keyboard for the price. The build quality is excellent, and this board is so unique. Oh, the keyboard does have RGB lighting, but is not shine through on the caps, so it won't help much typing in low light, if you are not a touch typist.Overall, I love it. And I would surely buy it again. And, it has helped make me a solid supporter and fan of AKKO! Very impressed!

For the money, best wooden keyboard I could have bought. Really low profile, and the sound of the keys is very nice. Battery life is great, keys feel good, and its design and form is fantastic. Brightness is great too, as the colors can be edited using built in software. For the money, it’s the best small form factor keyboard I could recommend.

Love this keyboard. It's good looking and has a nice, solid weight. The keys feel soft and the caps come off easily for hot-swapping. Was easy to flip the switch under the caps key to connect to my Mac. Note that this is a high keyboard (at least to me), so you may need a wrist rest. Recommend!

Now bad for the price few Lil things that annoy me are the gold up top pretty cheap other than that the board is solid 👌 wood is nice and the keycaps feel good some of the switches could use more lube as well.

I was skeptical that this would provide the thocc I was looking for, but it has quickly become my favorite of all my mechanical keyboards - more than my Ergodox EZ, Keychron Q2 QMK, and various no name brand keyboards. My fiance types on my keyboards occasionally and he also mentioned this rosewood one was fun to type on and felt very smooth. Battery lasts a while without needing a recharge. I enjoy the customization of pairing via wireless USB or Bluetooth, and can change the setting from Windows to Mac keyboard layout with a flip of a switch. Only downside for me is needing to remove the caps key cap in order to access the type of OS keyboard layout but I don't need to switch very often so it's manageable.

Amazing keyboard, it’s hefty and has the most satisfying thock of any non modded keyboard I’ve ever used. The switches sound great out of the box with minimal rattling and the stabilizers are solid. Only thing is I wish in the instructions it would say that the solid red light under the space key is to indicate charging. I thought there was an issue with the keyboard rgb when I first bought it.