Keycap material affects how a keyboard feels and looks after months of use -- a detail worth specifying deliberately for a private label line.
Published March 2, 2026 · Computer Peripherals
Cost less to produce and can achieve slightly crisper legend printing, but tend to develop a shiny, worn look on frequently-touched keys within months of regular use.
Cost more but resist shine and wear far better over time, and are typically double-shot molded (legend molded through the material rather than printed on top) for longer-lasting legibility — now the expected standard on premium-tier keyboards.
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