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Common Questions

Does the Daisy colorway work with silver or gray keyboards?

The sage green alphas and cream modifiers complement cool-toned aluminum cases without clashing. Silver anodizing picks up the gray undertones in the sage; darker gray cases provide contrast that makes the coral accents pop. Warm beige or off-white cases create a monochromatic botanical aesthetic. Avoid pairing with bright primary-color cases—the muted palette fights against saturation.

How does dye-sub compare to double-shot for legend durability?

Both methods produce permanent legends. Double-shot molds two plastics together, physically forming characters from separate material. Dye-sub infuses ink into existing plastic. Double-shot allows backlight shine-through with translucent second shots; dye-sub works only with opaque PBT but enables more complex multicolor artwork. For non-backlit builds with detailed legends, dye-sub matches double-shot longevity at lower manufacturing complexity.

Is the 158-key kit necessary for a 75% keyboard?

A standard 75% layout (82-84 keys) fits within the 138-key base kit. The 158 expansion becomes relevant for: 96%/1800 compact full-size layouts, Alice ergonomic splits, southpaw numpad configurations, or users wanting extra accent key options. If your board uses a standard 6.25u spacebar and ANSI enter, the base kit suffices.