Yeah, just the caps! They are the best MX keycaps in existence though
Curious why you said that. Any reason why these are better than any other Cherry OG Doubleshot keycaps?
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Most people agree that PBT > ABS.WNovizar wrote: ↑ Curious why you said that. Any reason why these are better than any other Cherry OG Doubleshot keycaps?
The only thing Doubleshots have over these is that their font is sharper.
In terms of durability, sound, thickness (and rarity in this case), Cherry Dye-Subs win.
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The texture is absolutely perfect in my opinion; it's much nicer than Cherry doubleshots. The keycaps don't shine easily and they don't yellow, so the appearance and feeling is consistent. I also much prefer the aesthetics in comparison to even a brand new doubleshot set, as the colour of the plastic is nicer.WNovizar wrote: ↑ Curious why you said that. Any reason why these are better than any other Cherry OG Doubleshot keycaps?
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True, but they are not rough enough in my opinion! While the texture is really terribly nice, and silky, after extended typing or gaming sessions those Cherry caps seem to become more sticky than any "modern" PBT caps I have, which are rougher (Ducky, Vortex).
