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Cerakey MX Ceramic Keycaps (V2) Review

Looking for an interesting upgrade to our mechanical keyboard? Cerakey is back with its second round of ceramic custom keycaps, this time with silicone inserts for easier installation. They’re more than a little unique but are they worth the $126 cost of entry?

They look and sound good, instantly deepening the sound of your keyboard. There’s also something really novel and interesting about ceramic keycaps in general — who else in your life will have such a thing, and they genuinely make your keyboard feel better to use. But there are some issues and limitations to be aware of before you buy.

Specifications

  • Current Price: $126 to $144, depending on color (Cerakey)
  • Material: Alumina Ceramics
  • Stem: ABS Plastic
  • Profile: Cherry Profile
  • Total Keys: 114
  • Support: 61/68/84/87/96/98/104 layout
  • Compatibility: Cherry MX switches and MX clones

Cerakey MX Ceramic Keycaps (V2)  — What Is It?

In May of 2022, a new company came into the keyboard scene, introducing a novel, not-seen-before concept: ceramic keycaps. This company was fittingly called Cerakey and introduced the world to a brand new type of keycap. One that, while expensive, was genuinely neat and offered immediately tangible improvements to the look, feel, and sound of just about any keyboard. These keycaps were made of ceramic and its proof of concept videos and early reviewer videos propelled its Kickstarter campaign to quick success. Its original funding goal of 50,000 HK (about $6,500 USD) was quickly surpassed, and its campaign ended with 4.4 million HK, just under $570,000 USD.

The company is now back again with a V2 version of its ceramic keycaps, but while there have been a number of changes, the basics remain the same. The keycaps are made of an alumina ceramic, which increases their durability against drops and normal wear and tear. They’re also glazed with a glossy finish that should prevent fading or corroding over time. 

Since the process of making these keycaps is very different than virtually any other

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