You made these keys for the CSTM80 - which is a keyboard you can fully remap through VIA / VIAL. Yet you provide no options for the 2 least used keys in all of existence - the Scroll Lock and Pause keys. You have an End and Pg Down in R1 for 75% layouts but literally no options for your own custom TKL board. They keycaps have a unique feeling and sound to them that I enjoy and was looking forward to the full release of these keycaps to hopefully get at least a volume +/-. Of the 13 boards I own, this is literally the only set I've kept the stock keycaps on and it's disappointing that you catered to the Mac crowd but not to your own customers who remap your fully customizable keyboard to fit their needs.

Over the years of collecting mechanical keyboard switches, I’ve been lucky enough to have encountered dozens upon dozens of rare and unique ones that have stuck in my mind to this day. Prototypes, factory errors, and even a few switches so rare that there is literally zero documentation about them anywhere in the world all fill that personal list from top to bottom. However, I realize that talking about switches so far outside of most people’s reaches, and even sometimes my own grasp, doesn’t make for the most exciting of articles about switches. To this newest generation of keyboard enthusiasts, though, there is one pretty rare MX-style switch which has made its way to the top of everyone’s “must try” lists – Cherry MX Locks. These often undiscussed and even more rarely seen switches are something that few people have seen and even fewer have had the chance to try at a meetup before. However, the list of people who really know how these unique Cherry switches work is even shorter...