I've finally found a MUCH better, easier and faster way of opening the board, RISK FREE and without hurting you. if you have a protractor You can you it and try to put it in the gap and then without taking it off you can spin it to get to the other thingies and easily disassemble the keyboard. I please share as much as you can bc I have never seen anybody saying nothing about this method.

opening up this keyboard is super easy. just have to use the right tool like the plastic auto trim removal tool. popped mine out in a couple of seconds. no broken clips, scratches, or anything.

underrated asf u deserve more subs

Best stock sounding keyboard for this layout would be the GMMK Pro, depends on your switch and keycaps also. But it also depends on heavily on your budget, since your looking at this 5075 keyboard from Akko, I would say go for the Feker IK75 Pro, it sounds really good stock and the acoustics are nice. I got both, but if you go with the Akko one, definitely lube the switches. Just don't go for the switches he used in this build, it sounds too quiet IMO. Unless that's the type of keyboard you want to build. I personally love a bit of clack and thock on my builds as it's music to my ears. Hehe

Does your board has a (curved) bowed bezel? mines does have unfortunately.

i just got this kb. Damn i spent 1hr getting this darn case open... it is pretty good stock tho imo

i just lube the top housing a little bit more so I dont need to lube the stem.. I've compared it if i lube my stem and there were no noticeable difference

Would you be able to use different stabilizers with this keyboard? Also, do you recommend using the stock stabilizers that come with these or would you rather switch to different ones?

Thanks for the video, but this track is so loud and annoying af

Hi are you using original GMK Blue Samurai or a clone one? If it's a clone one how about the quality? the thickness, the build quality, the sound profile etc.

Hello, can you share the link or where did you buy the knob? Thank you!

Use Make-Up Cleaning Pads :D best one xD. And this sound i dont like it ;( i love thock ;D

Does the Cherry Profile switches have any interference with the PCB?

What keyboard do you recommend same layout with akko 5075s without the need of modding it? THANK YOU

Hi sir can you review the tecware veil80?

Hello sir, I have the exact same keyboard (down to this gorgeous dark blue colour) and very similar keycaps to yours (although mine are GMK Stargazer clone cherry profile caps). I must totally agree with you that this keeb is an absolute struggle to work with (validating what you meant when you say the 'S' stands for struggle, lol). (Btw, to open the keeb case, use an old, unused card to pry it open from the sides - I emphasise on "unused" because my keeb tried to fight back by actually snapping my card in half during my second disassembly D: ). Although this keeb can be gorgeous with the right set of keycaps (plus, love that side LED), it is possibly the most frustrating when it comes to modding (particularly if you try modding it more than once, like I had). Repeated disassembling and re-assembling led to some parts of my keeb's case to break. D: The only reason I kept modding it multiple times was because I wasn't happy yet with the typing feel or its sound profile. I've changed switches multiple times (Macha Greens and Rose Reds led to this muted, quiet sound even if you remove both silicone PCB foam and the stock poron switch pad, Lavender Purple tactiles came out as 'crunchy' rather than 'clacky', while Jelly Blacks and Jelly Pinks had obvious interference on certain key rows), I've taken out and inserted back in the silicone PCB foam (if you take out the foam, the switches become a bit loose on the PC plate), and my stock stabs have this awful squashy feel every time I press on the keys (I only found out later on that it was due to the extra PE foam I put between the plate and PCB). Also do be careful when installing switches onto the PC plate - this can be a struggle too as I ended up bending a few pins on some of my switches because they just. Don't. Want. To. Go. In. 😮‍💨 Overall, this is still my most frustrating keeb I had the pleasure of building. :') In terms of whether it's worth buying it? I think it may be worth it for those who just want to try out the hobby (just add switches and keycaps) but don't want to get deep into the modding process, especially if it involves disassembling the keeb. For those who are interested in getting this Akko 5075s barebone kit, do be mindful that cherry profile keycaps (no matter how pretty they are) may have interference if paired with the wrong kind of switches, so perhaps go for a different keycap profile instead, like ASA or XDA.

Is there any interference with those keycaps?

Do the switches come pre lubed or na?