Switch comparison
Epomaker Flamingo vs Akko Cream Yellow Pro
Both are linear switches. The Akko Cream Yellow Pro is heavier, at 50 g against 47 g, and has the shorter travel: 3.3 mm against 3.8 mm.
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Light and smooth, with no bump and no click. A two-stage spring firms up near the bottom, and the clear pink housing gives a bright, crisp sound.
47 g actuation3.8 mm travel
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Specs side by side
| Epomaker Flamingo | Akko Cream Yellow Pro | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | Linear | Linear |
| Actuation force | 47 g | 50 g |
| Actuation point | 1.75 mm | 2 mm |
| Total travel | 3.8 mm | 3.3 mm |
How they feel and sound
Epomaker Flamingo
Light and smooth, with no bump and no click. A two-stage spring firms up near the bottom, and the clear pink housing gives a bright, crisp sound.
Akko Cream Yellow Pro
Light, very smooth and lubed at the factory, with a short 3.3 mm travel and no bump or click. A clean, poppy sound for little money.
Both recorded on: DZ60 PCB, FR4 plate, Tofu60 aluminium case, GMK keycaps (Cherry profile)