Oh you just had taco bell? me too
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Was going to buy a set but decided not to on a few points:
- No R4 Enter or R4 novelties
- No R3 Esc
- R3 left, down, and right arrows and R4 up arrow!
Profile and scoops look awesome but I mostly use 40% ortho now and this just won’t work. I’ll keep my fingers crossed for a set with better 40% ortho options.
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Those KLK profile keycaps looks quite nice. Where can I get my grubby hands on them?
I must say that I’m rather tempted by the WoB PGA keycaps that are in GB now
Edit: they’re even cheaper on Taobao
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First Impressions:
- They look and sound amazing
- Similar sound to MT3 (Maybe even thockier)
- Deep dish encourages accurate typing and is very comfortable
- Homing scoops are deeper but don’t differentiate the keys enough since all keys have a decent scoop
- Should have noticed this when buying, but there is no 1.5 Backspace for HHKB
- 7u spacebar is quite loud and needs tuning (it is straight as you would expect from ABS, but it is even louder than an SA spacebar) and maybe spacebar foam
Also, I am trying these on switches that I never used before - Anubis Tactiles - and some of the stems seem a little loose. Not bad, they aren’t falling off, but noticeable when slipping the keys on the switches.
Not sure if this is a property of the keycaps or the switch stems since I’ve never used Anubis switches before.
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This is awesome!! Could I find out a little more about your experience with PGA and MT3:
- Are there any differences in keycap surface texture?
- How is the typing experience compared to MT3? Is it fatiguing to type with?
- How does it fare on an incline (I suppose you’re using the 5 degrees case?)
- What’s the keycap thickness compared to MT3?
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They feel extremely smooth and soft. No texture. Very silky feeling.
They are only about 1-1.2mm thick BUT the double shot inside each key is quite thick and extends 1/3 way down each cap, adding to the overall thickness and weight of the set. This is why space is so loud. Without the extra thickness from double shotting it’s quite hollow.
I have no problems typing on it they have been very comfortable on the 5 degree case. The scoops are really comfy because the ABS feels so soft.
Can’t comment on fatigue as I put them on very fatiguing Anubis switches.
Will post more pics later.
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How’s the scoop size? My biggest complaint about MT3 is the scoops feel too small (in area, not depth). HiPro seems about perfect, and SA is pretty good in this regard too.
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Thank you for such a detailed write-up and pics! Sounds like the PGA keycaps are an overall improvement to MT3 and SA - you make a convincing case to give these keycaps a try 
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The scoops feel pretty big. I had a TEX ADA set with small scoops and I couldn’t stand them. These feel nothing like that.
Here is a sound test - they are extremely deep sounding - this with Anubis switches and brass plate in a humble 5 Degree tray mount:
This is a very good sounding keyset.
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How’s the flipability? Thinking of how an upside down SA r4 can serve as an r2, same with MT3 r3 & r2.
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They are hard to photograph without a macro lends (iPhone13 Pro can’t ship fast enough), but initial observation is that YES they are flippable.
I think there may be a slight difference, but could be an optical illusion.
They feel fine to type on when flipped, no discernible difference.
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Thanks, I guess that makes the base kit pretty 40s viable.