FAQ

Is this set worth the $79.99 sale price?

At full retail ($99.99), this competes with entry-level GMK and higher-end Akko sets. The 20% discount positions it against mid-tier PBT options like Drop's MT3 or Epomaker's various dye-sub lines. The 130-key count and 96-key coverage justify the price over $40-50 sets that force compromises on compact full-size or 1800 layouts.

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

Double-shot physically embeds a second plastic for the legend, making it impossible to wear off. Dye-sub saturates pigment into PBT itself—also permanent, but limited to darker legends on lighter bases. For this colorway (dark brown on terracotta/rose), dye-sub is the correct process. The legends will outlast the texture on the cap surface.

What keyboards does this actually fit?

Any Cherry MX-compatible switch with standard + stem. That covers the vast majority of mechanical keyboards sold today, including Gateron, Kailh, Outemu, JWK, and most proprietary "brand" switches. The 130-key set specifically accommodates non-standard bottom rows (1.75u right shift, 1u/1.25u modifiers) found on 96-key and 75% layouts that 104-key sets often miss.