Don't Buy A Mechanical Keyboard... Yet
My mechanical keyboard journey started when I fell into the rabbit hole around August 2020. Since then, I have tested over forty different switches, built or modified over twenty keyboards, and experimented with many different layouts. I usually carry a mechanical keyboard with me, and have built keyboards for friends and family members. Many consider mechanical keyboards superior to normal membrane keyboards due to their feel, sound, looks, layout options, software, and various customization options. While many swear by mechanical keyboards, they are expensive, and the landscape of mechanical keyboards is confusing and hard to navigate. That said, if you do decide to look into and possibly build one, here is some more information to guide you through the rabbit hole. The first thing you will probably notice while looking through videos about mechanical keyboards is the sound. Many people build their custom keyboards with sound in mind, and because of this there are endless jargon...
Nov 29, 2023
Meanwhile, I also just received caps from JellyKey's own GB for the Halloween Jack-O-Lantern, and the caps I received from that are absolutely phenomenal. Both the pumpkin ones are very well done, and the gooey effects on the brain cap are amazing. I'm not sure what's the cause in the difference in quality changes between these two different group buys (I also don't know if sculpting the Lion is much much harder than sculpting other drops, e.g. the Fly Me To The Moon or Halloween GB's), but I wanted to ask if anyone else noticed this.
Since JellyKey reads replies, to JellyKey themselves: I love all your caps, this is not a criticism but simply an observation. I also got the Rabbit and Moon Cake caps with this drop and they look amazing. Keep up the good work!