WASD keycaps!
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- Main keyboard: Tipro split
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: -
Got my first order of WASD keycaps yesterday, and put them on my cheap & cheerful (it really is!) PLU ML-87 with browns. I opted for a more classic look of white against light gray with RGB modifiers. I chose white as the main color even though I was ripping on ripster (#"¤%!) for gunk that could get stuck in the lasered grooves of his engraved White Ninja.
WASD's excellent customer service has been mentioned time and time again, but it is really, really, truly excellent. It's a pleasure to deal with them. The keycaps are real nice as well, pretty much of a perfect thickness and they feel great, I actually find them to be nicer than Cherry corps thin PBT. The caps are about as thick as the PLU ones that were on the board before, but they are a LOT more rigid. The PLU caps can be squeezed/warped with ease, whereas the WASD caps require lots more force.
The engraving is subtle, and can be felt on the keys (the feel will probably decline with usage), but this is to be expected on lasered caps. It looks real nice and it's awesome to finally have a board that reflects what my key configuration actually does.
WASD's excellent customer service has been mentioned time and time again, but it is really, really, truly excellent. It's a pleasure to deal with them. The keycaps are real nice as well, pretty much of a perfect thickness and they feel great, I actually find them to be nicer than Cherry corps thin PBT. The caps are about as thick as the PLU ones that were on the board before, but they are a LOT more rigid. The PLU caps can be squeezed/warped with ease, whereas the WASD caps require lots more force.
The engraving is subtle, and can be felt on the keys (the feel will probably decline with usage), but this is to be expected on lasered caps. It looks real nice and it's awesome to finally have a board that reflects what my key configuration actually does.
- Lamaboi
- Location: Thorunia, Poland
- Main keyboard: FC200RT/AB
- Main mouse: Logitech G500
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Brown
- DT Pro Member: -
Pretty little board you got there. I like the softness and warmth of the coloring on these caps, the etched lettering unfortunately doesn't look so well imho, a bit too sharp on the edges(atleast that's how it looks on most closeups).
Btw. did you order the whole layout incl. the numberpad or do they also just ship tenkeyless versions?
Btw. did you order the whole layout incl. the numberpad or do they also just ship tenkeyless versions?
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- Main keyboard: Tipro split
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: -
I'm sure the sharpness round the edges will fade after use. Most lasered keys I've used have looked fairly similar until they've been broken in a bit.
I ordered the full set for $49.99, but used the number pad area to get samples of the different colors and the additional orange-colored WASD-cluster.
I ordered the full set for $49.99, but used the number pad area to get samples of the different colors and the additional orange-colored WASD-cluster.
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- Main keyboard: Tipro split
- Favorite switch: Cherry MX Blue
- DT Pro Member: -
Here you go
From left to right, Cherry doubleshot, Cherry thin PBT, SP doubleshot, WASD, PLU
Even though they look kind of thin, they feel real rigid and solid. Haven't tried them on blacks, but I think they'd be nice there as well.
From left to right, Cherry doubleshot, Cherry thin PBT, SP doubleshot, WASD, PLU
Even though they look kind of thin, they feel real rigid and solid. Haven't tried them on blacks, but I think they'd be nice there as well.
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- Location: Ugly American
- Main keyboard: As Long As It is Helvetica
- Main mouse: Mickey
- Favorite switch: Wanna Switch? Well, I Certainly Did!
- DT Pro Member: -
WASD is identical to Filco.
Not sure why all the whining about Filco keys being thin when it looks to me like it's pretty average - even Cherry Corp PBT is thinner than I expected.
That PLU DOES look thinner as are KBC PBTs and Signature Doubleshots and most ALPS Doubleshots.
Not sure why all the whining about Filco keys being thin when it looks to me like it's pretty average - even Cherry Corp PBT is thinner than I expected.
That PLU DOES look thinner as are KBC PBTs and Signature Doubleshots and most ALPS Doubleshots.
- kbdfr
- The Tiproman
- Location: Berlin, Germany
- Main keyboard: Tipro MID-QM-128A + two Tipro matrix modules
- Main mouse: Contour Rollermouse Pro
- Favorite switch: Cherry black
- DT Pro Member: 0010
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