SPECIFICATIONS

AKKO Model: TAC75

Application: Desktop,Laptop

Backlight Type: Multicolor

Battery Included: no

Brand Name: AKKO

Certification: CE,FCC,RoHS,weee

Choice: yes

Full Size keyboard: No

High-concerned chemical: none

Interface Type: USB

Keyboard Standard: 83 keys

Keycup material: PBT plastic

Keycup printing: Doublshot

Language: English

Operation Style: Mechanical

Origin: Mainland China

Package: Yes

Style: Standard

Switches Hot swap: Yes

Type: Wired

Wrist Support: No

The AKKO TAC75 HE is a 75% magnetic switch keyboard with rapid trigger, so keys reset the instant you lift off, which helps with quick strafes in fast shooters. It's wired only, with an 8000 Hz polling rate and per-key ARGB lighting.

Why it earns desk space

• 0.005 mm rapid trigger: set actuation and reset points in 0.005 mm steps, per key or for the whole board.
• 8000 Hz polling: 8K reporting on every key in wired mode, with a 128 kHz scan rate.
• 75% layout: drops the numpad for more mouse room but keeps the F-row, arrows and navigation keys.
• Advanced key modes: dynamic keystrokes, mod-tap and toggle keys, set from a web-based driver.
• Solid build: aluminum plate, tray mount, lubed and demagnetized stabilizers, PBT double-shot keycaps.
• Hot-swap: cross-compatible with several magnetic switch types, and you can calibrate after swapping.

Specs

Good to know

• It has no wireless mode. It only works with the cable.
• Pro versions swap the EVA foam for 3.0 mm Poron foam and a 3.0 mm slow-rebound bottom sponge.
• To set lighting effects in the driver, turn the lights on first with Fn + L.
• Keep the firmware updated, and recalibrate in the driver if a key feels inconsistent.

FAQ

Is the AKKO TAC75 HE wireless?

No. It's a wired-only keyboard, which is how it keeps 8000 Hz polling on every key.

What does rapid trigger do on a magnetic keyboard?

It resets a key the moment you start lifting, so you can stop or re-press faster than with a fixed reset point.

Can I swap the switches?

Yes. It's hot-swap and works with several magnetic switch types; pick the switch in the driver and recalibrate.

What's the difference with the Pro version?

The Pro uses 3.0 mm Poron foam and a slow-rebound bottom sponge in place of EVA foam, for a quieter, softer sound.