Kiiboom Phantom 98 lite pink + Mewsic Jelly Keycap Set~
These keycaps give me pure joy

Neo75 dusty rose with Teacaps Rosewater keycaps. I didn't realize these would match so well! Threw in some Viola tactile switches and she's feeling & sounding lovely. Definitely putting me in the mood for spring!

Hey girlies! I'm looking for recommendations new switches for my GMMK 2 keyboard! I'm currently running the Zeal Sakurios and while I love them, they're currently giving me some specific-to-me issues that warrant replacing them. This is my very first keyboard, and they were my very first switches, so I'm very new to this. I know exactly what I need in switches, but finding ones that fit the bill is where I'm getting a bit stuck, so I'm turning to you all and your expertise for advice! Apologies in advance for improper terminology, I'm very new to this, so feel free to correct me!

TL;DR: My current switches at 62g actuation are too "heavy" for my hands, so I'm looking to replace them! My absolute musts are silent linear, light actuation, and ideally RGB friendly!

The problem:

I have hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), so all of the joints in my body are kind of messed up. My Sakurios have an actuation of 62g, and this is definitely much "heavier" than is reasonable for me. I can't type or game for very long on my keyboard without pain from the muscles and tendons in my hands, both from pressing the keys and from the joints in my fingers attempting to sublux (partially dislocate) due to the force.

I also have autism, and auditory sensory issues coming with it. I personally can't stand the sound of loud, clacky keyboards, they drive me absolutely insane. The reason I bought the Sakurios is because I find them to be almost completely silent, which is exactly what I need. My definition of silent is not the keyboard enthusiast definition of silent, when I say silent I mean "as little noise as absolutely possible."

Prior to my GMMK 2 I had a Razer Cynosa V2, which was perfect and I loved dearly both due to the quietness and the light actuation force. Unfortunately, the build quality was horrible and the black paint of the keycaps began fading within months, rendering several letters unreadable. If I didn't value personalization so much, I would likely buy another membrane keyboard, but I'd rather not replace the whole thing if I can avoid it given I know I can just swap out the switches on this one.

What I've found:

In my own searching, I found the TTC Silent Frozen switches, and on paper they're exactly what I need! They're very very quiet, and they have an actuation of 39g. I, admittedly, don't have any point of comparison besides it being a smaller number than the 62g of my current switches, so I turn to you all in this! One of my friends recommended me the Cherry MX Red switches, but I found them to be much too loud for me when I looked up a video of them being tested.

Thank you in advance for any thoughts and advice!

I still need to clean up the trackball but I am loving my first split keeboard

Numbpad is the Keychron Q0 plus

Trackball is a Logitech MX Ergo I had that has mouse 1 2 and 3 wired to f9 f10 and f11, scroll on layer 2 of fn and ctrl and mouse 4 and 5 on layer 2 of N and M

I’ve been a Macbook / iPad girlie since high school and my iPad’s magic keyboard was starting to feel really uncomfortable. I’m a writer and thought maybe a cute keyboard that sounds creamy would push me to write more often! And I needed something CUTE. You guys get it.

I got an Epomaker Galaxy 100 with custom shine-through key caps (also Epomaker - DuoChrome keycap set) and a cute cloud wrist cushion~ typing on this is like a dream. I’m obsessed! Rainbow lights? Are you kidding me? This is such a mood-booster.

I just wanted to show you guys my setup at work. I'm going to change my theme quarterly.

I made some pink lemonade inspired artisans in the mao profile. I tried to go for a cute and whimsical design to pair with the pastel bottoms. What do you think? Are there other colors I should try? :)

If you’d like to follow my maker journey, I’m on instagram @vixekeys!

could you believe I bought this on etsy for $100? built and ready to go 😮‍💨

g'day everyone.

so my boss runs a cnc shop and told me to design some warhammer 40k-themed desk gear (prototyped boards in the first few pics, and split wrist rest renders at the end).

they're pretty hardcore—machined aluminum, carbon fiber tops, mag-lock connection, and they weigh a hefty 500g so they don't move around.

here's my dilemma: i know this sub usually leans heavily into the cozy, cute, and pastel setups. i'm trying to suss out if there are actually any women in the hobby who love the heavy, industrial/grimdark vibe?

or, to make this actually fit a cute setup, should i try pitching a pastel colorway to the boss? (like a pastel pink sisters of battle or baby blue smurf theme?)

i really value the design opinions in this sub, so let me know if this is way too "gamer bro" or if there's actually a crossover here! cheers

I changed the keycaps for a kind of vintage thematic. Love it ❤️

Quicksand flows with the liquid and has a night-glow effect.

I’m the creator behind Skull Bear, and I’ve been diving deep into digital sculpting and resin casting to bring my designs to life. To celebrate my first step into the global community, I want to give away one of my handmade artisan keycaps to one lucky winner!

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I've had this Epomaker Keyboard 84 Plus for about two years, and I did not like the keycaps and the switches that it came with. I added a MOA set of keycaps that I got from AliExpress, but for some reason I did not like it that much. I love the keycap set, but I just don't love it in this keyboard. Or any other keyboard for that matter.

I don't know what was going on with me that I ended up buying other keyboards (and I now I own like 5 or 7) for completely entire different reasons, and then I decided that I was just going to get rid of this one. Then I also got super crazy and I bought like a tonne of keycap sets on AliExpress. I said to myself, "you know what? Let's add some cute keycaps to this board and see how we like it."

And omg! It looks super cuteeeeeee! 🥹

Something that I loved about this set is that it has the little paws as keycaps, so I don't have to look down while I'm writing to make sure that I'm touching the arrow keys. It adds a sensory help with this, and I love it now.

And this was my second keyboard. My first one ever was the epomaker RT100 in pink, and I realised that I did not like keyboards with a numpad. I then got the 84 plus, and I realised that I also don't like when keyboards come all compacted and all the keys are like smashed together. I like to have that little gap in the arrow keys.

I'm so happy I managed to bring this guy back to life! Now I need to find a good set of silent switches and see how I like it. If not, perhaps the Yunzii candy switches could do the trick to make it sound like the Yunzii C98 with the candy switches.

Had a hard time drawing on the swirls but it turned out so cute!

Etsy: CapWisp

https://www.etsy.com/shop/CapWisp

I’ll admit it, I usually gravitate toward TKL and smaller boards, so jumping into a full-size layout with the Epomaker TH108 V2 Pro felt a little like inviting a grand piano onto my desk. As it turns out? I kind of loved it.

The extra functionality of the numpad quickly won me over during long workdays, and the overall typing experience was surprisingly comfortable from morning coffee to late-night “just one more email” territory. For a plastic board, the TH108 V2 Pro has a satisfying amount of heft that keeps it feeling planted and substantial on the desk.

The stock configuration was honestly lovely right out of the box. I tested it first with the included keycaps paired alongside Epomaker’s silent switches, and the combination delivered a soft, clean sound profile that felt wonderfully balanced. Quiet enough for work calls, but still carrying that cozy little “thock” hidden beneath the rain clouds.

And the RGB? Absolutely sings. The small display quickly became home to an endless rotation of adorable frog gifs, which feels spiritually correct for this setup.

Since the board is hot swappable, I eventually swapped in Osume Lilac Dreams in the Marshmallow profile, which deepened the sound signature beautifully while giving the board a dreamy custom aesthetic that felt very rainy.cozy.keys coded.

Overall, the TH108 V2 Pro ended up being a genuinely fantastic surprise. If you’re someone who wants the added utility of a full-size board without sacrificing sound, comfort, or personality, this one deserves a spot on your desk.