Yuzu introduces customizable KLP Lamé keycaps for ergonomics
Yuzu now offers the customizable KLP Lamé keycap profile for ergonomic mechanical keyboards, joining its lineup of open-source designs. The sculpted KLP Lamé profile fits users looking for different heights and angles per row, supporting both Choc and MX keyboard layouts. Prices start at $47 for a 40% kit and $59 for a 60% kit, with individual customization at $0.75 per keycap.
- KLP Lamé is heavily sculpted for ergonomic keyboards
- Supports Choc and MX switch compatibility
- Customizable fonts, colors, symbols, and images
- Available in 40% (46 keys) and 60% (58 keys) kits
- Individual keycaps addable for $0.75 each
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