GMK/Cherry Titanium WASD Cluster Sound Test

[@ActiveAtom]

Nice solid sound test sharing the difference from those plastic key caps to your fancy titanium ones. Yours sound value added more solid with ease to us. Your look great. Lance & Patrick.

[@multiHappyHacker]

Awesome, this is exactly the kind of thing I would like to be doing. Finishing up other stuff though, of course.

[@kimjongun4343]

Sounds so intersting, I like it

Love them! 😍

[@danl.4743]

I can't even put back a dislodged plastic key. How an I suppose to put a new one in? BTW, not all keyboards are made equal, do they? What I'm I missing here.

[@HeroesofCybertron]

It's a mechanical keyboard with Cherry and CMK compatible switches.

[@xAbsim]

Only missing some engraving or etching the letters. Sounds nice. But i guess they are quite expensive =)

[@ChrisDePrisco]

That's definitely something in the pipeline! For now though, with the small production runs, engraving them with one letter would limit their use to that one key and then there would be fewer for other places. :)

[@rogerzheng2814]

45 dollars per keycap, thats just beyond expensive :(

@@rogerzheng2814 your appreciation of price just reveals your misappreciation of work and quality 😔

[@rogerzheng2814]

@ I mean, think about it, 45 dollars a piece, and you have 87 keys on your keyboard, thats about 4000 dollars, I can get more than 20 GMK sets with that money. I mean, yes, the work and quality of the caps are great, and I know that CNCing titanium is extremely hard and resource consuming, but I just feel that paying this much for a keyset is not reasonable. (Buying these keys as artisan caps feel more normal, but at 45 you have some really good looking jelly caps that's hand made and looks much more impressive than these, idk)

@@rogerzheng2814 now we're more on the same page 🙂 but I still prefer machined Ti caps to many exotic artisan ones I've seen (but new to this, I admit)... Finally, I hope for Chris some kind of rock star/startup founder/emiraty will want a full Ti kb...