A mounting style that uses rubber or silicone rings to create separation between rigid parts like the plate, PCB, and case. This design provides a softer, quieter typing experience. It is similar to the Gasket Mount in feel but produces a different sound profile.
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A popular lubricant designed for switches and stabilizers, known for its medium viscosity.
A popular lubricant that is mainly used to lubricate stabilizers. It is very thick, so it is important to use a small amount so as not to make the stabilizers “heavy” or “sticky.”
A popular lubricant primarily used for lubing the springs inside switches. It is very thin and functions like oil.
A configuration where the case, switches, and keycaps are as low-profile as possible to achieve a compact appearance and high portability. There is a relatively limited selection of compatible low-profile keycaps and switches.
The keys surrounding the alpha keys (letters, numbers, and punctuation at the center of the keyboard). These include keys like Enter, Alt, Shift, Spacebar, Backspace, and others.
The primary keys in the center of the keyboard, consisting of letters, numbers, and punctuation marks.