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H2Whoah
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Mar 7, 2018
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Madsssmy dude, if you know the layout of your keyboard, you should always be able to tell from the product description if it will work for you. I don't know your exact layout, but this size chart should have your keyboard: http://www.maxkeyboard.com/mechanical-keycap-layout-and-size-chart.html
Figure out the size of your space bar and the keys R1 keys immediately to the side (FN, CTRL, Win, etc.) and everything else should be a standard fit.
Figure out the size of your space bar and the keys R1 keys immediately to the side (FN, CTRL, Win, etc.) and everything else should be a standard fit.
H2Whoah
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Mar 7, 2018
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MadsssNo problem! There's new keycap sets dropping or re-released all the time - the easiest thing to do is know the exact layout of your keyboard, and then it's pretty straightforward to find out if any particular set is compatible.
If the exact sizing isn't listed on a keycap product page, just check the bottom row: every fullsize is almost identical except for the bottom row, and maybe ANSI/ISO (https://deskthority.net/wiki/ANSI_vs_ISO) I believe Razer only makes ANSI? But this set should fit both. :)
Good luck with your customization, and good luck to your wallet lol
If the exact sizing isn't listed on a keycap product page, just check the bottom row: every fullsize is almost identical except for the bottom row, and maybe ANSI/ISO (https://deskthority.net/wiki/ANSI_vs_ISO) I believe Razer only makes ANSI? But this set should fit both. :)
Good luck with your customization, and good luck to your wallet lol
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