Galaxy Resin Artisan Keycap

The swirl pattern shifts beautifully as I tilt the board, catching the light with a depth I wasn't expecting from a single keycap. It fits snugly on my switch with no wobble, and the smooth resin finish feels satisfying under my fingertip during typing.

I swapped a few keys on my board last night and this galaxy cap adds just the right amount of depth with its handcrafted resin finish. The slight texture on top gives a satisfying bump when I type.

The swirling blue and purple pattern is even more stunning in person, catching the light from every angle. It fits perfectly on my Cherry MX switch and adds a nice pop of color to my otherwise plain keyboard.

The resin has a smooth, polished finish that catches the light beautifully as I type. It fits snugly on my switch and adds just the right pop of color to my otherwise plain keyboard.

The swirl of blue and purple inside this keycap looks like a tiny galaxy every time my backlight hits it. It’s a solid piece of resin, heavy enough to feel premium when I type.

The depth in this translucent resin really makes it look like there’s a tiny nebula trapped inside the keycap. I’ve had mine on my escape key for a week and keep finding myself just staring at the way the light catches the metallic flakes.

The swirl pattern on this cap is mesmerizing—it really catches the light from different angles. I popped it on my escape key and now I keep hitting it just to admire the depth.

The resin feels smooth and weighty, and the deep blue swirls really pop under my desk lamp. I swapped it onto my Escape key and can't stop glancing down at it.

The galaxy swirl pattern catches the light beautifully from every angle, and the resin feels polished and smooth to the touch. I swapped it onto my Escape key and it adds a nice pop of color without being too flashy. Exactly what I wanted for a custom accent.

The galaxy swirl pattern is even more intricate in person, catching light in different ways as I tilt it. It sits perfectly flush with my other standard keys, which was my main worry.