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Nov 30, 2024
- Legends are readable in both low-light and daylight
- Backlighting (vs side lighting)
- PBT over ABS
- Choice of switch types (linear, tactile)
- Choice of keycap profiles
Generally, the further down the list you go, the harder it is to find a solution that checks all the boxes. Workable solutions Using the prioritization above as a guide, here are the solutions I've found so far: Best Solution: Side-lit keycaps Your best bet will be side-lit keycaps. All switches will be putting light in the right location, and there's a wide selection of keycaps with shinethrough legends on the side. So unless you are totally OCD about the fact that they are not "sidelit" at all, but "bottom-lit" then you'll be fine.Recommended solution: Transparent switches Outside of Side-lit keycaps, almost every other solution listed below will benefit from using transparent switches. A transparent stem in particular allows much more light to reach the upper keycap legends.
My preferred solution: Center-legend keycaps I got very lucky and managed to snag a set of LTC Lava Caps, which are beautiful center-legend shine-through PBT keycaps. Unfortunately that particular variant is no longer being manufactured; they would be the perfect candidate for a group buy.
Mac-specific solution: Lower legends You'd think putting the legend on the bottom of the key would be a more popular solution, but I've only found one good backlit keycap set - a laser-etched ABS keycap from KBDFans. I suspect that part of the reason that there are so few options is that there are difficulties around setting up double-shot equipment for this layout. I'm hoping that recent advancements in reverse dye-sub might help but it would probably still be ABS as there is no transparent PBT option.
Mid-tier solution: Pudding On paper, Pudding keycaps would appear to be an optimal solution - use a translucent material which is good at diffusing and transmitting light as the carrier for the backlight. But the reality isn't as pretty, for two reasons:
- Most pudding keycaps don't have enough material on the underside of the keys to transmit the light effectively; and
- The legends are too thin and can't allow enough light to emit brightly.
You can see evidence of this in the difference between the standard pudding keycaps and the Glorious V2 pudding keycaps. The V2 ones are specifically built for south-mounted LEDs, with more plastic on the underside of the key and thicker legends.Sorta solution: Transparent keycaps Transparent keycaps are another "good on paper" solution, but they are almost too much of a good thing. While they are definitely workable, you'll probably need to set them up in a very specific way to avoid them being overwhelming:
- No animation, as it's way too distracting
- Use a constant LED color, or the difference in color wavelengths creates its own motion and possibly interacts with keycap color
- Smoky grey color caps work best for most people
- You may need to have a brightness setting for day and a more muted one for night
- Finally, many laptops keep USB ports powered even when the laptops are asleep, meaning you'll probably want to turn off the lighting manually.
That's a lot of effort for something that's supposed to be easy.One more thing: Artisan keycaps Most artisans that are RGB-friendly are designed for north mount, so you'll want to use a transparent switch.
Final recommendation Based on the solutions above, I'd recommend the following:
- Transparent switches are a must-have
- Center-legend keycaps are great if you can find a set you like
- Mixing and matching if needed to get to a good solution
- Use side-mounts for the outer ring (especially if the center-legend set doesn't have the right sizes)
Please feel free to comment, particularly if you've found another good solution. Good luck building!