The AK510 uses Zorro key switches which are, for all intents and purposes, off-brand replicas of Cherry MX switches. These aren’t the best switches on the market, but for a keyboard that looks so good at this price there has to be some give, and it looks like this comes from the switches that are lower-quality than Cherry MX switches. This isn’t to say they’re bad, though – they just can’t hold a candle to the flagship Cherry MX switches that we’re used to.
Ultimately, for this discounted price you’re getting a gorgeous retro-style keyboard that’s well worth the money. The only downside is that it doesn’t come with Cherry MX key switches, but the Zorro switches are more than adequate for the price, and the spherical PBT keycaps mean you should be getting a keyboard that feels as good to type on as it looks. There are other AK510 options than this one with Zorro Brown switches, but we’ve linked the Zorro Brown keyboard here as these switches offer a great blend of tactile but non-audible feedback just like MX Browns.