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Which type of Keycaps to choose? (self.ergomechkeyboards)
submitted 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) by deax0 to c/ergomechkeyboards
 

For my first ergo split keyboard im waiting for the release of the keeb.io Iris rev 8. I am planing to experiment with layouts and will be moving my key caps around a lot. Therefore should I be looking for flat profile caps like XDA, DSA and KAM or are there any big downsides to them?

Currently I am using a Keychron K3, could I use the low profile keycaps on the Iris?

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[–] Necromnomicon 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

To counter that, put a print out of your keymap on the side of your monitor. That way if you don't know where something is, you can find it there, then try and hit the keys without looking at the board. If you do that, it doesn't really matter what your legends are.