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MonsGeek Gem 02 compared with MonsGeek Mineral 02
Spec MonsGeek Gem 02

MonsGeek

MonsGeek Gem 02

$110

“The Gem 96%”

MonsGeek Mineral 02

MonsGeek

MonsGeek Mineral 02

$120–$130

“The Mineral 96%”

Price , different $110 $120–$130
Size 96% 96%
Type , different Pre-built Barebones
Connectivity Wireless + Wired Wireless + Wired
Released 2026 2026
Mounting Gasket Gasket
Case Aluminum Aluminum
Colors Black Black
Weight Not listed Not listed
Dimensions Not listed Not listed
Typing angle Not listed Not listed
Front height Not listed Not listed
Switches Mechanical Mechanical
Profile Standard Standard
Keycaps Not listed Not listed
PCB Hot-swap MX, VIA Hot-swap MX, VIA
Plates Not listed Not listed
Battery 8000mAh 8000mAh
Software VIA VIA
NKRO Yes Yes
RGB Yes Yes
Features , different 96%, VIA, Quick release 96%, VIA, Aluminum, Quick release
Good for , different Buyers who want a numpad aluminum kit with VIA and wireless Office typists who want a heavy board People who want to mod an easy-to-open case Buyers who want a distinctive aluminum numpad board Builders who like a tool-free case People who want VIA and wireless
Skip if , different Anyone who wants the curved Mineral case Gamers who want magnetic switches Buyers who want reviews first Anyone who wants magnetic switches (see the M2 V5 HE) Buyers who want the cheapest numpad board Those who need reviews first
Pros , different Aluminum 98-key case with gasket mount and ball-catch disassembly Tri-mode with an 8,000 mAh battery and VIA 5-pin hot-swap sockets Same internals as the Mineral 02 in a simpler case (Akko) Cherry-profile double-shot PBT keycaps (maker's spec) Curved CNC aluminum case with a PVD back weight (maker and Akko guide) 98 keys with a numpad, gasket mount and ball-catch rapid disassembly Tri-mode with an 8,000 mAh battery and VIA 5-pin hot-swap sockets Same platform as the Gem 02 with extra case design (Akko)
Cons , different No independent review found No curved frame or back weight, so it feels like a plainer Mineral 02 Overlaps with the M2 V5 VIA at a similar spec Translucent corner lighting is a style choice Numpad layout makes it wider than a 75% No independent review found Overlaps with the M2 V5 VIA in features Sold as a kit unless an assembled colorway is chosen, so switches and keycaps may cost extra Heavy desk board Sound test supplied by the maker only
Research take , different The simpler, cheaper way into the Mineral platform with a numpad. Evidence is the maker and Akko's own guide. A styled, heavy numpad board that competes with the M2 V5 VIA. Everything here is the maker's and Akko's own information.