Yep! That's right. Awesome desk mat that goes well with lots of colors.

While I love SA profile, it's true that it can be a bit hard to type on it because of the eighth. But if you use a wrist rest, I find them super comfortable and easy to hit each keystroke no problem

Guess it's all about preference at the end of the day, but the looks are unbeatable imo

They are definitely SA profile, but the angle and thick bezels of the Q1 make it look like a lesser profile.

I think they were something around 50€ from AliExpress, but the shop were I got them is gone now.

If you try searching for aifey sa keycaps you should get some results, hope it helps !

Yeah hahaha I had to make the most out of the setup so I took some shots of my two favorite boards right now

I just PMed you! Love your products and really glad you liked my build 🥰

I believe it is instock on novelkeys. I'm from France, so I got it on Oblotzky it's still in stock !

How do you get Spell book. It was just in GB mode??

Looks like The Great Wave Off Kanagawa https://deskpads.gallery/product/the-great-wave-off-kanagawa

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OP just won the /r/mechanicalkeyboards powerball

That actually looks so nice🤯

same deskmat as the qk65 post! Are you the same guy?

That looks really clean. I'm a sucker for blue themed keebs so take my upvote!
If you don't already have a custom cable for this, send me a PM and let's see about setting you up with something from us at CableMod :)

I'm practicing unmount and mount, soldering and undoldering, opening switches and lub it to in a 60€ keyboard, but thanks for the info anyway.

I haven't gotten too into either. Just changed Keycaps and switches, which you just pull off with a tool. Pretty simple, like keyboard Legos, and a good start to see what keycap profile you like, and what kind of switch with how much force/push back. I believe u/badmark has a YouTube channel Mech Tech with some videos where he breaks down how to do those, as they are most people's first step.

I haven't build a custom keyboard yet, but maybe this week all stuff I bought will arrive and I will be able to build it, so... I'm not familiar with most of the things you have mencioned, but thx for the info anyway, i'll try to check it all and I hope you can see my first custom build soon, I'm so excited with it.

Satisfying T H O C

Definitely not just you. Started with an Akko board with ASA caps. Loved the sound and thick/thock, but I stumbled so freaking much. Tried Cherry/XDA/OEM and like them all much better, and want to try DSA since the smaller surface seems to be easier to find. Cherry has been my favorite so far. Currently trying out some MT3, since they were on a $25 sale for the Captain America ones, and they seem to be a happy middle. Not quite as tall, but I don't stumble too much, and kinda digging the sculpted feeling.

Was already trying to convince myself this would be the perfect compact work board, but trying to wrap my head around the bindings after changing keycaps. That bit tells me I should not get them, because I will hit that NumLock every time, or learn and screw up muscle memory for every other board.

The Epomaker GK73X

looks clean~~

You've got a lot to learn about this town, sweetie.

What deskmat is this

I have some SAs on a Keychron Q7 and I dont find them hard to type on.

You're probably right, but there is something inside me that compels me to buy it hahahaha.