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Domikey Gift Keycap Set
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Closed on 30 Aug 2021. Check the thread for extras or updates.
Domikey 'Gift' Keycap Set
The Domikey 'Gift' Keycap Set by Zero-G Studio is inspired by 'Castle in the Sky' and features triple shot Cherry profile keycaps. Interested buyers can fill out an IC form. Key pricing details and vendor information are provided, with production expected three months after the group buy ends.
Community Sentiment
50 votes
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Sentiment Analysis
Positive Feedback
- Cute pastel color scheme and interesting design.
- Good to see more custom OEM sets in the market.
- Excited to see a new competitor against GMK.
- Appreciate the effort behind the novelties designs.
- The colorway is reminiscent of cotton candy.
- Would be happy to see an all-in-one pricing discount.
- Many users expressed an interest in the project.
- The keycap set is visually appealing for many.
Negative Feedback
- Concerns about kitting needing significant modifications.
- Some users doubt the authenticity of the 'cherry' profile.
- Criticism regarding the clarity of render images.
- User skepticism about the gap between claimed OEM standards and product reality.
Suggestions
- Combine 'Mod Plus' and 'Base Pro' into a single base kit.
- Add certain key pull requests for typical user configurations.
- Improve image dimensions to enhance design visibility.
- Consider adding an ortho kit similar to previous Domikey offerings.
Common Questions
- Will there be any pricing discounts for all-in-one kits?
- Is there a plan to include an ortho kit?
- What set do particular sample keycaps belong to?
- Will giant V5 be part of this group buy?
The thread consists of a rich mix of comments, totaling 50, with a predominant engagement level resulting in diverse feedback. Positive and neutral sentiments show strong engagement with the product, while the significant number of suggestions indicates an active involvement in shaping the product. Kitting concerns were frequently mentioned, signifying areas for potential improvement.
