Nope, it isn't available locally.

shit >_>... guess have no choice.

Taobao had them, but normally need take at least 10-20 pairs....

You JELLY?


BTW, i disamble them from my Devlin ytd.

Wow your nails..consider cutting them brown. Being a lala is not good

Okay...since when finger long = lala?
*look at girl's finger* zomg even more long

Having long nails is good what? You can [inser actions here] with it.

you make me jelly, grrrr. i want devlin keycaps!

GUys why people go gaga over dyesub keycaps?
Also can die sub keycaps be other color than white?

It is possible for dye sub keycap to be other color than white, but the color to Dye the keycap must be deeper color than the keycap, For White Keycap, it is possble to Dye Sub with all possible color.

But a Dark Grey Color Keycap are only limited to Black Color Dye Sub.

Mainly it is due to the color being melted and mix into the plastic, in this process, the color of the plastic will mix with the Dye.

Because dye-sub basically last forever(as long as the keycap itself last).
Yup, dye-sub can be any possible color the machine can print,

BTW, they are by KBC.

This post has been edited by Human10: Dec 18 2011, 09:15 PM

black on black dye-sub PBT like the HHKB for cherry switch would be top of my choice

Fixed for you

Whoa... so many updates on keycaps......

Btw, regarding the form factor issue, i thought KBC Poker X is 40%? the 60% is new? Or is the same thing?

LOL got any update in keycaps? All are old news posted over and over...

BTW, KBC Poker is known as both 40% and 60%, depend who called it. Form factor wise, it is around 60%(cut the F keys, cut the tenkey, cut the arrow and home keys). Though, some ppl rather call it 40% for which many function had being loss, LOL...

i got some Cherry corp dye sub keycaps.

Basically the print is using dye which soaks into the plastic so it's very hard to wear. The contrast probably doesn't beat double shots thats for sure. But it's good enough.

Over all it's better than pad printed



double shot can be used on abs plastic. Whereas dye sub can use on abs, and pbt.

In terms of durability pbt is supposedly better. This is why dye sub pbt which i have are much sought after.


oh dye subs are usually 3-5 times more the cost compared to doubleshots.



Anyways for first timer i think they will be happier with doubleshot cheaper than dye sub too.

Dye subs don't work on ABS.
The ABS will melt after the Dye Sub is done.

@Moogle Stiltzkin , what kaiserreich say is true, ABS will melt/deform in the process of Dye Sub.

althou PBT dye sub retains texture much longer than ABS Doubleshot.

Still, PBT Dye Sub printing durability still loses to ABS Doubleshot. Due to Dye penetration is not deep enough.(Printing Durability heavily depends on Dye Penetration)
Ranging from 1year(Thin dye penetration) to 5 year above (deep dye penetration)

While ABS Doubleshot printing will last as long you don't break the keycap with sandpaper.

This post has been edited by Cyclonechuah: Dec 19 2011, 06:21 PM

oh i thought they did. my bad

Behold the golden key



combo with a Golden Xai, you will have an "luxury setup"