KAMistry keycap set, inspired by chemistry, features colors from lab freezers and is offered in the KAM profile. The Group Buy runs from October 10th to November 10th, 2022, with various international vendors and exclusive artisans. Stay updated through the project's Discord channel.
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Community Feedback & Sentiment
Feedback Highlights
Positive (7)
"The periodic alphas are super cool and the accents are nice."
"I really like the looks of this set, the colors, and the novelties."
"Excited for this, love the theme and colors!"
"Great to see a homing kit included!"
"I absolutely adore the periodic alphas and the clever alternative numpad."
"This is such a cool set! The colors and periodic alphas are great."
"Glad to see this set back up with a GB date this Fall! It's too good to not be produced!"
Negative (3)
"Concerns about Keyreative's shipping and quality control."
"Some users expressed that the periodic legends should be more accurate."
"Skepticism regarding delays in production and potential quality issues."
Suggestions (4)
Consider adding dual 3u minibars and better accent keys to the kits.
Some users suggested including chemistry-themed legends on the kits for better thematic alignment.
Add unique keys for French AZERTY layouts.
Include middle finger homing keys for QWERTY layouts.
Questions (4)
Will this set use a shiny or matte finish?
What is the expected delivery estimate?
How about homing keys for the periodic alpha?
Will the rotary encoder knob be available again?
Duckeebs Analysis
The thread had intense engagement with 101 comments and a significant proportion of positive feedback regarding the design and concept. However, concerns about the vendor's reliability and some technical suggestions were also prominent.
Project Specs
- Name
- KAMistry
- Release year
- 2022
- Profile
- KAM
- Sculpted
- -
- Material
- PBT
- Layout Standard
- -
- Sub-Legends
- -
- Wall thickness
- -
- Legend method
- -
- Color palette
- Teal, Light Blue, Light Grey, Dark Grey
- Shine through
- No
- Pudding style
- No