Domikey Geeks Dolch SA Keycaps Review

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Custom keycaps are one of the best ways to personalize your keyboard and larger gaming space. Domikey has been a major player in this space, offering high-quality in-stock sets across many different themes. Today, we’re looking at its new Geeks Dolch set built with doubleshot ABS plastic and in tall, retro SA profile. At $96.99 courtesy of MechKeys and in-stock today, they’re a great set that fills a black and orange void, making them well worth considering. 

Domikey has been one of the biggest players in custom keycap space for several years. It became well known for its many different SA profile keycap sets, making it a go-to choice for gamers wanting to inject a bit of retro flair into their keyboards. It has since broken into the lower-profile Cherry keycap space, providing high-quality in-stock options without the vintage look — and that’s become increasingly more appealing with GMK keycaps often taking up to two years to produce. 

Geeks Dolch isn’t a Cherry set, however, and leans heavily into its terminal-inspired roots. SA profile is very tall, the same type of keycaps you would find on an old Apple II in the late 1970s. Dolch is also a classic colorway, referring to the contrasting dark and light shades of grey and black between the alphas and modifier keys. This set adds bright orange legends to the keys, reminiscent of GMK Skiidata, That color scheme itself based on a very unique point-of-sale keyboard terminal from the 90s.

The Geeks Dolch set initially caught my eye during my review of the Wind X R2 from Wind Studios . With its bright orange back, I needed something that would match and discovered that there really are very few black and orange keycap sets available, especially if you need keycaps