Yuzu, the custom keycap maker, has expanded its offerings with the open-source KLP Lamé keycap profile, joining existing options like Cherry, KAM, PFF, and PBS. Designed specifically for ergonomic keyboards, KLP Lamé features a heavily sculpted design with varying heights and angles per row, similar to the Cherry profile, aiding orientation and comfort.
These keycaps are crafted from 1.5 mm PBT with dye-sublimated legends, consistent with Yuzu's quality standards. The profile supports both Choc and MX spacing, accommodating a wide range of ergonomic mechanical keyboards, though it doesn't support mixed Choc spacing and MX stems, excluding devices like the Mo Ergo Go60 with Choc V2 switches.
Targeted at split ergonomic keyboard users who rely on customization and layered layouts, the KLP Lamé keycaps integrate with Yuzu's online editor, allowing users to choose fonts, colors, symbols, and upload custom images. Available in 40% (46 keys, $47) and 60% (58 keys, $59) base kits, the sets cover most split designs. Additional keycaps can be added via the designer UI at $0.75 each.
This launch reinforces Yuzu's position as a flexible, user-focused solution for personalized ergonomic typing experiences.
Source: TechPowerUp News · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing