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Keycaps are more than covers for switches—they shape your keyboard’s look, sound, and feel. From material and profile to legends and shine-through, the right set defines both performance and personality.
Profiles describe the shape and height of keycaps, affecting ergonomics and sound.
Cherry Profile – Low sculpted keys with a classic feel, comfortable for long typing and gaming.
OEM Profile – Slightly taller sculpted keys, the most common profile on prebuilt keyboards.
ADA Profile – Uniform medium-low keys with flat tops, offering a consistent feel across rows.
QX3 Profile – Modern sculpted profile, medium height, blending comfort with a clean look.
The plastic type changes durability, texture, and sound.
ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
Smooth, affordable, and easy to mold. Develops shine with use.
PBT (Polybutylene Terephthalate)
Textured, durable, heat-resistant. Legends stay sharp longer.
POM / Polycarbonate / Resin
Niche options for unique sound or artisan caps.
💡 Tip: For daily drivers, choose PBT for lasting texture and clarity.
How legends are applied determines how long they last:
Double-shot — Two plastics fused; legends never fade
Dye-sublimated — Heat-infused dye, durable, crisp on PBT
Pad-printed / Laser-etched — Budget-friendly, wears faster over time
Shine-through keycaps allow RGB lighting to pass through legends—perfect for vibrant setups.
Non-shine-through caps look cleaner and often feel more premium, focusing on texture and acoustics.
For durability + clarity: PBT, double-shot, Cherry profile
For retro sound & look: SA profile in ABS or PBT
For clean minimalism: DSA/XDA profile, dye-sub legends
For RGB setups: Shine-through pudding or translucent designs
The right keycaps transform not just your keyboard, but your desk. Consider profile, material, legends, and shine-through to find a set that reflects both your workflow and personality.