I tried EVERY AKKO V3 PRO switches, here is the truth... 

Yes of course. I did bought your new silent switches. I will made a video soon. I did manage to make shorts video for them

@@switchesreviewbuy*

what's the point of your silent switches lol ? they are just silent and what's the point to know how they sound like lmao and also all of your switches are fucking clacky and there's none you made that sounds creamy or even thocky

fairy switches is in another dimension man

Thats for psychos

Cream black have some deeper sound then cream yellow and its heavier too.

Thank you so much , glad you find it helpful

Thank you 🙏🏻

Very useful. Thank you

yeah cheap too

Thanks mate

Thank you. To me the blue and piano is great. Then cream black is good

Thank you so much

I like it alot mate. My friend use it on his keyboard they sound very clacky.

Good choice!

haha i feel sad for her :> buy her some akko piano :D

I got the cs snow blue grey on my Tofu60, they are so great. There are some spring ping but not that noticeable.

yes they come with lube from the factory, mostly on the rails .

Akko switches these day are lubed . I think their lube job is kinda ok. my experience with cs piano is that they lube them too much , the lubing will spill out to your keyboard if you are using them for along time. I hope these Pro version will fix that

Yes, its great for any type of usage. It's an upgrade of Jelly Black, some what thock in some build. And smooth too. In my place they when out of stock because of high demand

For sounding aspects. I recommend 2 akko newest silent switches Fairy and Penguin. I did sound test them on my new Akko Switches video. Or you can go for the piano switches.

@@switchesreview Can you tell me if even with the base of the penguin not being transparent the LEDs go beyond the normal keyboard keys?

Led will go through if you are using keycap which have led shine through. Otherwise the led light will not go through the keycap

Since all three are linear switches, your decision will depend on your preferred keystroke travel (shorter or longer) and the sound profile. For a fast and relatively clacky experience , choose the Silver Pro. It has a clacky but bright sound. If you prefer a heavier typing feel, go for the Cream Black. This switch has the deepest sound profile. The Cream Yellow offers a middle ground in terms of typing weight, but it's the loudest of the three. It has a creamy sound with some clack to it. In summary: Sound: Clacky and bright - Silver Pro, Deep - Cream Black, Creamy with some clack - Cream Yellow Typing Speed: Silver Pro > Cream Yellow > Cream Black

@@switchesreviewOkay thank you so much!

I think if you want short actuation, you go for the silver. For sound. The silver lean towards clacky, high pitch sound. The piano is more muted and thocky sound.

And silver is more louder my friend

For gaming i think you should go for the silver because of the short actuation

Yeah the new one have some clacky sound to it. Only the Piano remain good feeling

Matcha Green is the first AKKO switch i bought whole pack haha

they are the same, the pro version just have factory lube and box style stem. that's all. sound and feel . yes with the lube they do feel smoother, no ping and better in every way

Its depends on your keyboard too. Both have some sounds to it. But the matcha is more quieter. But if you are heavy typer it will produce significant sound. You can try out akko silent switches like the fairy or penguin

Thank you so much. Im appreciated

Ìf you put lots of foam in your keyboard. They will sound quite

I think cream blue. Its give more rounded sound. The lavender is great too but to my ear its sounded bit clackier than cream blue

Same reply to me if he answers plz

just get what sounds and looks better to you, dont botter with "this is for gaming, and this is for typing" as long as the key arent stiff af and all the akko are about the same actuation force

i got silvers, i highly suggest them for gaming, i have anc headphones so the sound dosnt matter that much to me, they feel better then the gateron mily yellows

Because individual preferences and modding techniques can significantly impact the smoothness and feel of the switches, my perception may not accurately reflect yours. Overall, Akko's new lineup offers a smooth typing experience, but the sound profile exhibits a slight increase in clackiness compared to the previous generation.

I have just purchased the Akko V3 Blacks. Although it is very smooth feel when pressed, it is quite clacky from my taste and may need lubing if wanting deeper sound, as well as the stem travel is shorter on the black which i am not a fan of.

@@kenvilla7248 I just lubed my cream blacks and it totally changed the sound and feel of it. Less clacky and way more creamy and thocky with just a hint of clack

Thís is keychron V2. But im current using tofu60 2.0

Yeah piano sound very good

Piano is their best linear switch almost most pricey

the diffrence is mainly your feeling, to my ears i hear a small deeper sound on tactile switch. And the feel of tactile bump compare to linear switches. But the sound diffrence depend on your keyboard . But the feel is surely diffrent when you are typing on tactile vs linear. On you keyboard I never use it before so i dont know the sound will be differ or not. But the typing feel will .

@@switchesreview oh so its mainly the feel of the switches. Al i know about mine is that it has red switches, idk the rest, it sounds good actually

⁠​⁠@@blue0856Well if you want to experiment your keyboard might be capable of swapping to other switches (the term is called hotswappable, you can check if your keyboard supports that by opening it up and checking for hotswap sockets). Unfortunately your keyboard only supports outemu switches, but they should still have options between linear, tactile, and clicky (clicky are switches similar to the iconic cherry blue switch, which makes a metallic ping sound when pressed). Of course if you don’t mind your current setup then you don’t have to do anything.

@@AnimeFan-wd5pq it's hard to pull out the switches, they don't come out easily, I tried Removing one and the plastic kinda broke....

@@blue0856 There’s some really cheap switch pullers available in plastic on most websites and they often come when you purchase switches. A method I used before I got my hands on one is wedging a flathead screwdriver into the front to push back the little plastic tab that is there, and then doing the same at the back, and then leveraging the screw to push the switch upwards. Remember to check if your keyboard is actually hotswap before you do this though, as you will have to resolder your keyboard if it is not.

Black mate.

I think Lavender, akko tactile seems to have more deeper sound when bottom out

If you have an thocky board ( which full foam ) You can go for the Cream Yellow for Linear and Blue for taclile. They both have slightly clacky sound profile so they will create Creamy sound. Lavender and Matcha kinda give the similar sound but the feeling is not that much

@@switchesreview ty!

You need all foam keyboard + tape mod. And any of these switches ( bedside Silver ) will give you creamy/thocky sound

Yeah you got that right. These Pro got more clackier than those older version

Yes they are

I think its the cream black and cream yellow

Cream blue mate

Some of them are factory lube. Im not doing any lubing to them

which one is noisier between yellow pro and blue pro? @@switchesreview

yes my friend, this version of them got factory lubed

plate is steel my friend

Its stock and lube my friend. Factory lube :D its sound more deeper than the cs too.

This switch sound very good on every board. Especially full foam board.

@@switchesreview that's good news Thank you 🤍 🌹

@@switchesreview Thank you I will got a gmk81 after 5 days and i'm so happy to heard it from you it's gonna be a good

Its keychron V2

@@switchesreview thanks!

I think its Keychron V2 or V1 something. But Im sure it's plastic

What is your keyboard name ?

Yes. They will fit. Akko uses thinner pins than standard to fit Outemu sockets.

@@samflynn615 really? cuz some people say it will not fit so im confused, have you ever tried it?

@@azqi4944 Yes. I have done it with Akko Lavender. Akko switch pins are much narrower than other brands. So it will fit Outemu sockets. To be safe, probably buy the 3-pin switches. The newer Akko can be 5-pin, which may or may not fit your keyboard.

Not as much as black and silver imo

I think if the springs with the same length will be ok, because i havent try it yet.

@@switchesreview thanks

Heavy springs deepen the sound

I do think so, because oetemu use small hotswap pin on their board

@@switchesreview i bought the cs matcha green and will refund the pro ones when they arrive

thockiest of the bunch :D

Silver my friend

Yes you got that right matw

On my research. Your keyboard only fit outemu switches. Swapping other brand may damage your keyboard hotswap socket

I bought it from Akko website mate

Its AKKO Keycap set - Psittacus

They are all factory lube

I think its the matcha green. But you can check out my new video. I cover 2 new akko silent switches

Should you buy Akko Switches in 2024? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zNowmTZNHaA.html

Yeah. Somehow after having thock keyboaed for awhile i just want and clack pop sound hahaa

@@switchesreview _Seriously_ *...* A trashy full sized membrane keyboard~♡ oof how cozy that would be. With the most hollow keycaps ever with decent wobble to it. I don't know but there's something satisfying about wobbly keycaps (beside the spacebar!) when you lay your thumb on it and it just moves with you. A membrane moves your heart, a mechanical boosts your melanin + heightens senses.

Blue is tactile and yellow is linear. Its kinda same sound but the feeling when typing is different

Typing feel numbawan, sound number 2

its case mount my friend

⁠@@switchesreview What? I wonder the material of the keyboard case

Thank you :D

Haha I will press them hard next time haha

Its akko Psittacus asa keycap set mate