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As far as thickness goes, it doesn't affect how the key feels to press, but thicker keycaps do more satisfying clacks (very important). POM is super slippery, not in between. But it does not shine like ABS and is quite dense.
- Do keycaps affect sound?
- What is the point of keycaps?
- Are custom keycaps worth it?
- Are Blank keycaps good?
- Does PBT sound better than abs?
- Do thicker keycaps sound better?
Do keycaps affect sound?
so you will have to be aware that keycaps change the sound signature of your keyboard if you opt for another set that is not the same material and height. While the switch can be a factor of how a keyboard sounds, in this example with the keycaps, the keycaps do in fact alter the sound of the keyboard.
What is the point of keycaps?
A keycap is a small plastic cover placed over the keyswitch of a computer keyboard. Keycaps are often illustrated to indicate the key function or alphanumeric character they correspond to.
Are custom keycaps worth it?
I would definitely get some new caps. The default ones on the quickfire are ugly as hell. Also, if you're already going to get new keycaps, I recommend getting some PBT keycaps. ... Don't pay more for custom keycaps than what you payed for the keyboard.
Are Blank keycaps good?
Even if you can't touch-type, it's a great idea to use blank keycaps because it forces you to learn how to touch-type. You'll get used to it in a month or two. Also, if you don't have to look at your keyboard all the time, your typing speed will increase over time.
Does PBT sound better than abs?
From my experience using PBT keycaps, I've found them to have a different sound when typing. They are usually slightly louder than ABS keycaps, but the sound is crisper and cleaner. Sine the material is more rigid and thick, the keycaps themselves don't vibrate as much, which makes for the more crisp sound.
Do thicker keycaps sound better?
Yeah they definitely do. Thick PBT really make a huge difference, especially when you're coming from really thin keys. Every part of the keyboard resonates the sound of the switches in its own way. ...
