<p>These spacers prevent collissions between some popular keycap profiles and your switches while typing.</p> <p>Kailh Choc switches have been around for a while, and lately, innovation has been taking place. The introduction of silent switches in the form of Ambients, such as the <a title="Ambients Kailh Low Profile Choc Switches" href="https://splitkb.com/collections/switches-and-keycaps/products/ambients-kailh-low-profile-choc-switches">Nocturnal and Twilight switches</a>, brought forth some noises that weren't discernable in Choc switches before: apparently, some keycap profiles bumped into the switch housing when fully pressed, causing a slight but noticeable bump and sound.</p> <p>While improvements to keycap moulds are being worked on, there is a solution in the meantime. These keycaps stickers were designed by FKcaps to add 0.5mm in height, and they can be applied to either the keycap or the switch stem. The added height prevents the bump, eliminating its sound as well as its impact on the feel of the switch.</p> <h2>Contents</h2> <p>Each pack contains 48 self-adhesive stickers. You'll need one sticker per keycap.</p> <h2>Remarks</h2> <p><strong>Not all keycaps will require these spacers.</strong> The community has reported <strong>the following keycap profiles do benefit</strong> from using these spacers:</p> <ul> <li>MBK</li> <li>Tai Hao THT</li> <li>ZSA Voyager keycaps</li> </ul> <p>The noise and bump are especially noticable when using silent switches, which currently include the Nocturnal and Twilight switches. If you are using different switches, you're unlikely to notice the difference when using spacers versus not using them.</p> <p>Keycap profiles which are known to <strong>not</strong> need the spacers are:</p> <ul> <li>LDSA</li> <li>DDC</li> </ul>