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- Tumblr Etched R4 Keycap for MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5717 Brand: AdafruitUpgrade your mechanical keyboard with our Tumblr Etched R4 Keycap for MX Compatible Switches! This unique, durable PBT keycap boasts a Tumblr-inspired design, and is compatible with a wide range of MX-style switches. Easy installation for beginners & experts.
- Cherry MX Keycap - R2 (Translucent)SKU: PRT-15306 Brand: SparkfunCherry MX switches are great for building your own keyboards. Whether you are looking to build a full sized 108-key keyboard, your own 10-key, or just a custom input...
- Adafruit Etched R4 Keycap for MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5094 Brand: AdafruitKeep your 'fruit close at hand with a super-classy, custom-made Etched Adafruit Keycap. It's made with a translucent/opaque plastic that is etched to create an elegant glow-through effect. Perfect to show your hacker/maker cred on your next mechanical keyboard project.
- Cherry MX Keycap - R2 (Translucent Black)SKU: PRT-15307 Brand: SparkfunCherry MX switches are great for building your own keyboards. Whether you are looking to build a full sized 108-key keyboard, your own 10-key, or just a custom input...
- Cherry MX Keycap - R2 (Opaque Black)SKU: PRT-15305 Brand: SparkfunCherry MX switches are great for building your own keyboards. Whether you are looking to build a full sized 108-key keyboard, your own 10-key, or just a custom input...
- Black Windowed Lamp R4 Keycap for MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5112 Brand: AdafruitThese stark and elegant Black Windowed Lamp R4 Keycaps are made of opaque black plastic with a small cutout in the south-center edge that wraps around the top and bottom. The cut-out has a clear plastic window to allow an LED installed under the switch to glow through. These are somewhat rare to find, but they have a little bit of the je ne sais quoi to your keeb or macropad build
- Kitty Paw Silicone Keycap Molds - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5076 Brand: AdafruitIf you love our Kitty Paw Keycaps and love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin' skills and craft your own set of bespoke 'caps with these Kitty Paw Keycap Molds. If your kitty's paws are going to walk all over your keyboard, you at least want to be able to walk all over kitty paws.
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap with GIT Logo - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5193 Brand: AdafruitShow off your social-coding flair with a super-classy and custom-made GIT Etched Keycap featuring the open-source management software...
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap with Digi-Key Logo - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5143 Brand: AdafruitWhen it's time to order components for your electronic product, where else is there to go but Digi-Key? With literally millions of parts available,...
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap with GitHub Octocat Logo - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5192 Brand: AdafruitShow off your social-coding flair with a super-classy, custom-made and officially licensed Octocat Etched Keycap featuring the GitHub logo.It's made...
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap with Pull Request Logo - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5196 Brand: AdafruitCode is written, linted, passing CI tests and you are ready to contribute back! Last step? Press this super-classy and custom-made Pull Request...
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap with "wont fix" Text - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5197 Brand: AdafruitIt's not a bug, it's a feature! Make quick work of your Pivotals or assigned issue with a click of a button thanks to this super-classy and...
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap with Hate Fork Graphics - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5194 Brand: AdafruitSee some code & think you could do better? There ain't nothing that motivates stronger than HDD (hate driven development). If that's your bag...
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap with Open Source Hardware Gear Logo - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5115 Brand: AdafruitShow off your open-source hardware flair with a super-classy, custom-made Open Source Hardware Gear Logo Etched Keycap. It's made with a translucent/opaque plastic that is etched to create an elegant glow-through effect. Perfect to show your hacker/maker cred on your next mechanical keyboard project.
- Black Aluminum Kitty Paw Keycap with Translucent Silicone Toes - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA4972 Brand: AdafruitIf your kitty's paws are going to walk all over your keyboard, you at least want to be able to walk all over kitty paws. Get ready to clacky to your heart's content with an adorable Black Aluminum Kitty Paw Keycap with Translucent Silicone Toe Beans for your next mechanical keyboard or NeoKey project.
- Black Aluminum Kitty Paw Keycap with Pink Silicone Toes - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA4971 Brand: AdafruitIf your kitty's paws are going to walk all over your keyboard, you at least want to be able to walk all over kitty paws. Get ready to clacky to your heart's content with an adorable Black Aluminum Kitty Paw Keycap with Pink Silicone Toe Beans for your next mechanical keyboard or NeoKey project.
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap - Zener ESP Plus Design - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5107 Brand: AdafruitWhen we saw the classic "Zener ESP Card" designed keyboard in the awesome CHVRCHES video for the song "How Not To Drown" (ft Robert Smith!) we were smitten. So goth! So esoteric! So we got a small number of these etched-through keycaps with the 5 designs: circle, cross, waves, square and star. You don't have to wear excessive eyeliner to snap these into your mechanical keyboard... but, hey, we'll use any excuse.
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap - Zener ESP Star Design - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5105 Brand: AdafruitWhen we saw the classic "Zener ESP Card" designed keyboard in the awesome CHVRCHES video for the song "How Not To Drown" (ft Robert Smith!) we were smitten. So goth! So esoteric! So we got a small number of these etched-through keycaps with the 5 designs: circle, cross, waves, square and star. You don't have to wear excessive eyeliner to snap these into your mechanical keyboard... but, hey, we'll use any excuse.
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap - Zener ESP Waves Design - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5104 Brand: AdafruitWhen we saw the classic "Zener ESP Card" designed keyboard in the awesome CHVRCHES video for the song "How Not To Drown" (ft Robert Smith!) we were smitten. So goth! So esoteric! So we got a small number of these etched-through keycaps with the 5 designs: circle, cross, waves, square and star. You don't have to wear excessive eyeliner to snap these into your mechanical keyboard... but, hey, we'll use any excuse.
- Etched Glow-Through Keycap with LGTM (Looks Good To Me) Acronym - MX Compatible SwitchesSKU: ADA5195 Brand: AdafruitWhy use many words when less is just as good? Save yourself some typing and approve PR's with a click of a button thanks to this super-classy and...
- Cherry MX SwitchSKU: COM-13834 Brand: SparkfunCherry MX Keyswitches are top-of-the-line mechanical keyboard switches. They’re satisfyingly “clicky”, reliable up to tens-of-millions of key presses, and a standard in gaming and programming keyboards across the globe. This ‘blue’ version Cherry MX Switch is favored by most due to its secondary internal actuator making it less likely to “double-tap.” If you are looking for a noticeably audible and high-quality key switch, this is the perfect option for you!
- Silicone Keycap Molds - MX Compatible Switches (4 x 1U and 1 x 2U "esc")SKU: ADA5119 Brand: AdafruitIf you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin' skills and craft your own set of bespoke 'caps with this keycap mold that has four "1U R1" (e.g. single function-key-like) molds and one 2U Esc Keycap Molds.$9.20 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $8.74 AUD, inc GST
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- Silicone Keycap Molds - MX Compatible Switches (4 x 1U and 1 x 1.25U "tab")SKU: ADA5077 Brand: AdafruitIf you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin' skills and craft your own set of bespoke 'caps with this keycap mold that has four "1U R2" (e.g. single square escape-key-like) molds and one 1.25U Tab Keycap Molds.
- Silicone Keycap Molds - MX Compatible Switches (3 x 1U and 2 x 1.25U "ctrl")SKU: ADA5079 Brand: AdafruitIf you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin' skills and craft your own set of bespoke 'caps with this keycap mold that has three "1U R1" (e.g. single bottom row key) molds and two 1.25U Ctrl Keycap Molds.$9.15 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $8.69 AUD, inc GST
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- Silicone Keycap Molds - MX Compatible Switches (2 x 2.25U and 1 x 2.75U "spacebar")SKU: ADA5080 Brand: AdafruitIf you love to customize, why not level up your DIY keeb-makin' skills and craft your own set of bespoke 'caps with this keycap mold that has two 2.25U molds (Left Shift and Enter), a 2.75U mold (Right Shift), and one looooooooooooongboi 6.25U Space Bar Keycap Mold.$12.65 AUD, inc GSTAs low as $12.02 AUD, inc GST
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