Monsgeek is the premium keyboard line from Akko. The tkl M3 has side accents (see photo 2) and per-key, south-facing RGB. It is solid, weighing 4 pounds, 14 ounces. VIA can be used to remap keys, define and assign macros, and control the RGB. The plate/PCB assembly is gasket-mounted, giving the keys a soft, comfortable feel. The board is CNC, anodized aluminum and the PCB has hot-swap sockets. I've added TTC Venus linear factory-lubed switches and Kinetic Labs "Candy Shop" keycaps (including a nice selection of novelty keycaps, see photo 3). The keyboard includes a large piece of white tape for tape modding, a combination switch/keycap puller, a user's guide, a coiled USB C/A cable, extra gaskets, force-break pads, and extra screws (see photo 4). The switches and keycaps have never been used. The keyboard was used briefly with other switches and keycaps.