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Teamwolf Stainless Steel MX Keycaps
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Most gamers use certain keys a lot more than others. Whether you prefer the WASD or traditional arrow setup, you’ll need a good set of keycaps to last through battle after battle Read More
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keyboard_arrow_downEdTheNerd
443
Keyboard Club Member
Nov 2, 2019
$18 dollars only gets you the arrow keys
Add another $6 if you want the letters shown with the "gamer set".
$24 plus shipping and you wait 2 months for them...
Or just buy the "gamer set" for $19 on Amazon and get it in 2 days.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TSRT8F4
Drop still routinely gives me no reason to give them money. God knows where that slashed out original price came from.
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scleroid
0
Jan 11, 2020
I'm pretty sure that "shine through material" is just a fraction of a cent's worth of epoxy dabbed on the inside of the keycap. Not exactly a difficult fix, though you would have to spend ~$5 on a tube of the stuff if you don't already have any.
Hcgamer25
49
Aug 7, 2019
This should be wasd plus arrows this current set doesn’t make sense ... anyone using these for gaming ???
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Ares78
1502
Keyboard Club Member
Aug 9, 2019
Hcgamer25The big brain play here is to put the arrow keys onto the wasd area since wasd is usually used for movement anyway.
Phil_Latio
36
Feb 19, 2020
Worth noting is the F key does not have a raised bump to help find the home row while typing. Also, this looks like the exact same set under a different brand name for $13 cheaper with the added options of blue or gold coloring(+$1), albeit with a less appealing keycap puller:
https://www.amazon.com/Fitlink-Stainless-Mechanical-Compatible-Keyboard/dp/B07Y1RV56R/ref=asc_df_B07TSRT8F4/?tag=&linkCode=df0&hvadid=416695724605&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=15097000619571140564&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9007410&hvtargid=pla-870175339406&ref=&adgrpid=94693386715&th=1
Also the surface is not entirely smooth where the lettering has been filled, causing the dirt from your hands to build up along the edges, particularly noticeable on the A and W keys... For $30+ I can't really recommend these and regret joining myself :/
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RayF
22220
May 14, 2020
Phil_Latio
Lack of a raised bump on the F-key can easily be solved with a well-placed, carefully applied, booger.
Just say'n...
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RayF
22220
Jan 11, 2020
As a person who cooks a lot, I appreciate quality stainless steel utensils as much as the next guy, but seriously--how can a whisk that small be of any use at all?!
SUPERdylan
42
Aug 6, 2019
That’s what they look like. I prefer Cherry. That’s what I’m using on my boards.
exitjones
22
Aug 7, 2019
i bought these https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32813497014.html (just the QWER ASDF) for $17.71 in 2017. i guess they cost double now because of tariffs? the keys (i use) show no discernable wear. i do wish the F had a homing dot on it, though. i thought i'd just locate the steel keys with my fingertips via temperature, but when your hands are cold, that's unreliable.
i do wish i could (inexpensively) get a full keycap set in steel. i like the look and the heft. shine-through is ookaaayy.
(i only used 2 of them; AF is what i named this keebo, which is https://drop.com/buy/z70-mechanical-keyboard) 
exitjones
22
Nov 6, 2019
excellent. thanks for the confirmation! that makes it the most economical all-metal full keycap set i've seen. (currently sold out in silver, though)
SennapodTee
63
Nov 8, 2019
exitjonesIt looks very much like the photos on AliExpress. Bear in mind, though, that some people have claimed that the plating wears off and then it looks very ugly. Google "metal keycaps wear" and see the entries on reddit.
However, those were WASD keycaps, heavily used in gaming, and the post dates back to 2014. So it's possible that the current batches have fixed that problem. I haven't seen many posts about this, so it may have been fixed.
I've been looking into possible ways to provide an extra protective coating, just in case.
Cerakote would be nice, but getting it done professionally would be expensive. Buying a tin of transparent Cerakote would be cheaper, but making a smooth even surface could be tricky. Fortunately I have plenty of keycaps to practice on! Of course I'd use cheap plastic ones before risking the metal caps.
There are other possibilities too, but I don't want to speculate too much just yet. :)
In any case, these keycaps give a very satisfying 'thonk' when pressed. I put some of them on on Kailh Box Navies, and the sound was just wonderful. My current build has a thick brass plate, so I expect it to sound even better when it's done - which could be a while since I've been doing it for over six months already.
Takuya
14
Dec 7, 2019
Hi, pretty nice looking, but i would rather prefer a full keycaps set, i always have been wondering if there are advantages, above to the clear of material talking of durability, about the feeling, is better than PBT/ABS or just different?
And another question, i can't find what kind of profile this keycaps are, could anyone here please provide me this information?
Thank you very much in advance and sorry for the inconveniences.
Bests ^^.
quicklytoo4
779
Keyboard Club Member
May 14, 2020
Takuyahaving metal keycaps or doubleshot pbt should last a lifetime as long as the build quality is good and it says on the page it is cherry mx profile
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