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Two kit sizes available:

• 139 keys: Covers standard TKL and compact layouts
• 151 keys: Adds compatibility for 96%/1800 layouts and includes extra spacebar options

No keyboard included. No RGB shine-through—these are opaque PBT caps.

Is the 151-Key Kit Worth the Extra $20?

The 139-key set at $79.99 handles most 60% through TKL builds. The 151-key expansion to $99.99 matters if you're running a 96-key compact, a 1800-style layout, or want the additional spacebar sizes for sound tuning experiments. For standard 65% or TKL users, the base kit is complete.

FAQ

How does dye-sub compare to double-shot for dark legends on light keys?

Dye-sublimation excels at dark-on-light and mid-tone combinations—exactly what this set uses (cream legends on navy, navy illustrations on cream). The dye penetrates the plastic surface, so legends remain crisp indefinitely. Double-shot injection molding is physically impossible for complex multi-color illustrations like the sakura branch details here; dye-sub is the correct process choice for this design.

Will the mauve alphas match a rose gold keyboard case?

The alpha pink leans cooler and more desaturated than typical rose gold anodizing. It coordinates better with silver, navy, charcoal, or e-white cases. Against warm copper or rose gold, expect contrast rather than seamless blending—the night-sky concept intentionally avoids warm tones.

Does Cherry profile work with north-facing switches?

Yes, though Cherry profile's shorter height can cause interference on some north-facing switch configurations when combined with certain keycap row profiles. Test with your specific PCB and plate combination if you're running a vintage Cherry board or budget kit with north-facing sockets.