EPOMAKER AegisSil Silicone Cherry Keycap Set 113
Product description
This silicone keycap set brings a quieter, softer typing feel to mechanical keyboards and is designed for both gamers and heavy typists who want reduced noise and more comfortable keypresses. The EPOMAKER AegisSil keycaps use a soft silicone compound to cushion each stroke and offer a lightly grippy surface that helps reduce finger slippage during long sessions.
Key Points
The AegisSil set emphasizes noise reduction and comfort, thanks to silicone's natural shock-absorbing properties which dampen impact sounds compared to hard ABS or PBT keycaps. According to the manufacturer, the material also resists sweat and oils, so legends and textures remain clear after extensive use. Compatibility covers 65%, 75%, 96% and full-size layouts, and the 113-key package includes extra caps to support common compact and full keyboards. Note that silicone keycaps have a different tactile feel than traditional plastic caps and may not suit those who prefer a crisp, high-feedback surface.
Technical Specifications
- Name: EPOMAKER AegisSil Keycap Set
- Material: Silicone
- Profile: Cherry profile
- Keys included: 113 keys
- Compatibility: 65% / 75% / 96% / Full size mechanical keyboards
Benefits
Soft silicone construction reduces finger fatigue during extended typing, making long work or gaming sessions more comfortable. The slightly adhesive surface provides extra grip, helping with accuracy when typing fast or executing complex key combinations. Durability is a key attribute since silicone resists extreme temperatures and common contaminants, which can slow yellowing or deterioration according to the manufacturer. Additionally, the inherent sound-dampening quality of silicone results in noticeably quieter keystrokes, useful in shared or quiet environments.
Usage Recommendations
Install the Cherry-profile keycaps on Cherry MX-style stems such as Cherry MX, Kailh, Gateron and Outemu by pulling off existing caps and pressing the new silicone caps onto the switches. Because silicone differs from hard plastics, allow a short break-in period for your fingers to adapt to the softer, slightly elastic surface. For cleaning, use a gentle wipe or mild soap and water if needed, avoiding harsh solvents that could affect surface finish. Consider that the softer material may flex more on larger stabilized keys, so extra care during fitting helps keep larger keys stable.