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  What do the common abbreviations used here stand for?
  What does GMK mean when people mention GMK keycaps?
  I understand ABS and PBT being materials, but I don't understand what ePBT is and googling any of these things isn't really easy.
  Why are GMK keycaps so much better than the rest?
context: Does anyone have any guides on how a split spacebar setup is typically used? I have a Zoom65 and I see it supports it, and I'm thinking of using it except I'm not sure what I'd use it for! Would love any guides to see if I could get use out of it >
  
  Left for space right for backspace >
  
  Hi I'm looking for a budget 65% keyboard around the $60-70 price range, mac supported, as a gift for my friend thinking about the ltc nimbleback nb681 are there any other options? >
  
  Check royal kludge or epomaker >
  
  Hi. I saw a YouTuber use a Vortex brand keyboard. I thought it looks great. 
  I am on the Vortex website, and I'm encountering a problem of which "switches" to purchase:
  Cheery MX Tea
  Cherry MX White
  Cherry MX Red
  Cherry Max Vanilla/Milk
  Cherry MX Brown
  Gateron G Pro Tea
  Gateron G Pro Silver
  Gateron G Pro Red
  Gateron G Pro Yellow
  Of these which are the Quietest? 
  Thank you. >
  
  None of those are silent really. Gateron are probably a bit better stock than cherry. >
  
  Do you have any experience using this brand? Can you just swap out the switches or something? Honestly, I'm just trying to not disturb my wife when im typing. >
  
  I have a Keychron K3V2 and I’m pleased with it other than keycap availability.  
  Should I give up all hope of aftermarket keycaps that shine through as my searches have been unsuccessful.
  I warn you, if you say yes then I’m going to have to look at building my own 65% keyboard as I want a splash of colour going on.
  Edited to make clear it’s the low profile set! >
  
  Keychron uses propriety stabilisers on K3 and therefore no-one else is making keycaps that would fit one keyboard.