Keycaps profiles

Keycap profiles refer to the shape and height of the individual keys on a keyboard. There are several different keycap profiles that have been developed over the years, each with its own unique shape and characteristics.

The most common keycap profiles include:

OEM: Original Equipment Manufacturer, also known as “Cherry” profile. It has a slightly curved profile with a relatively tall height, making it comfortable for typing. It is a widely used profile and is compatible with most keyboards.
Cherry: Similar to OEM, but with a slightly shorter height and a more angular shape. This profile is named after the Cherry Corporation, which developed the Cherry MX mechanical switches.
DSA: Uniform profile with a flat top and uniform height across all keys. This profile is popular among enthusiasts due to its compatibility with a wide range of keyboard layouts.
SA: Sculpted profile with a very tall height, providing a very comfortable typing experience. It is inspired by the keycaps used in vintage keyboards and is popular among enthusiasts who appreciate a retro aesthetic.
XDA: Uniform profile with a slightly concave top and uniform height across all keys. It is similar to DSA but with a slightly different shape.

The keycap profile can affect the typing experience and the aesthetics of a keyboard. Some people prefer a certain profile for its comfort and typing experience, while others choose a profile based on the look and feel they prefer.

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