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Drop + MiTo MT3 Cyber Custom Keycap Set
TotallyJaded
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Nov 26, 2022
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Keycaps are nice, spacebar pack, not so much.
This was my first set of MT3 keycaps, and I have to say that I really liked the profile. The caps themselves were reasonably well-made, but definitely not "collector" grade. Lots of rough edges and imperfections on the bottom of the caps, where you can tell they were snapped off of molds and weren't finished.
The overall look was nice, though a bit tricky when it came to placing caps like pgup/pgdn on my Alice-style keyboard, because their placement doesn't line up with a traditional keyboard. So you run into things like the home key being sculpted like an R1 key, even though you might want it on R4. You get a fair amount of extras to play around with, but it still wasn't quite perfect.
Where the real disappointment came though, was the spacebar pack. I needed the Alice-style spacebars to complete the look, and the quality on that pack is completely different than the keycaps. The most obvious was that they lit up because they're not double-shot. And not lit up in a cool way, but they just look cheap. That also lent to a different tactile sensation relative to everything else on my keyboard. So for what the two sets cost, I didn't think the total cost was justifiable.
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