This is by far one of the best surprises I have had in a long long time! I got the Portico 75 as an impulse buy during black friday (59.99$) even though I had a fully built Q1. Now, once it arrived, I lubed/filmed some AKKO POM brown switches, and threw on the MT3 keycaps that I already had on it. However, it felt very similar in aesthetics and feel to my Q1 as the MT3 keycaps have a very distinct sound signature, and everything felt similar to the Q1 (similar build with linear switches and MT3 keycaps). I longed to make the Portico different, and ordered the AKKO Black & Cyan keycaps because I loved owning the POM brown and rose red switches from the same company. I did not really expect to be surprised since I am very particular about the feel of the keycaps. I spend long hours coding everyday, and I have am very specific about how I want the keycaps to feel. I don't really care about the aesthetics, and prefer everything to be darker.These arrived, and from the moment I opened the Amazon box, it was once amazing surprise after another.1. Unboxing: The unboxing experience is something else. I had GMK keycaps that cost almost 4 times this set, and also MT3 keycaps from Drop. However, this unboxing experience blew me away! It comes with a solid case, extra keycaps, and everything that you might possibly need to build out your keyboard. I cannot stress how satisfying the unboxing experience is! If only I could, I would order another set just for the unboxing experience, and how well everything is packaged!2. Compatibility: I have the Portico75, which is a 75% keyboard, and the set. had everything that I would possibly need. Only thing I would say is I don't think this would fit the split keyboards and I wish AKKO would provide the split spacebars, since it's a real shame that you would not be able to use these because of that one reason.3. Profile/Comfort: This is the ASA profile, and there's absolutely nothing wrong with it. Since I have been using the MT3 for about a year and a half, I expected that it would take me a few days/weeks to get used to the keys. However, it took me less than a couple of seconds (and I imagine it would be the same for anyone who touch types!)4. Aesthetics: I don't think there's anything wrong with the aesthetics. The legend is perfect. I cannot find anything wrong. If I was to look with a magnifying glass and rulers, maybe a couple are just millimeters off center, but that's about it. I am not a backlight user, I prefer everything to be dark and lit by the light bar above the monitor, so I can't really comment about the backlighting. I don't think they are shine through.5. Sound: Now, this is really subjective, and it depends on a variety of things like the build, the plate that you are using, the switches, type of switches, etc. But I can say one thing, on my build (tape mod + lubed & filmed switches), they sound amazing! They have a glassy, deep, marbly sound profile, and I am completely blown away.I am trying hard to find something wrong with the keycaps so I can go spending money again (like everyone in this hobby!!!), but I cannot. I don't think I need to order any more keycaps, and I definitely know where I might get my next set if I ever need one! If you are on the fence, and are just waiting to buy these keycaps, I would say they are worth every dollar you would spend on them, and more! If you are okay with the ASA profile, and want a good, well built and well packaged set of keycaps, look no further! Thanks AKKO for providing the enthusiasts with a keycap set that's priced 1/4th of the GMK keycaps, and look and feel amazing!