Lyla.
Cherry profile PBT with glass microspheres blended into the plastic. Nothing printed, nothing to read — just a cleaner, crisper sound and a surface that feels like skin.
Tuned in the material, not the mod.
The body is PBT — but PBTfans blended glass microspheres into the compound. The difference isn't cosmetic. Where conventional PBT reads slightly hollow and rounded, this blend produces a clearer, crisper sound with a Hi-Fi quality to it.
Most people chase that character with foam, tape and gaskets. Lyla starts with it already in the plastic.
A skin-like finish.
The texture is deliberately unlike PBTfans' dual-color surface — softer and finer under the fingertip, closer to skin than to the faint grain most PBT carries. It's the kind of detail you notice in the first ten minutes and stop noticing by the end of the day, which is exactly the point.
Walls come in at approximately 1.3mm — substantial enough to carry the acoustics, without the sluggish weight of an over-thick cap.
Nothing written on it.
Lyla ships blank. No legends means no font to clash with your case, no sub-legends to date the build, and no wear pattern developing across your most-used keys. The board becomes the object; the caps just carry it.
Cherry profile keeps the sculpt low and row-differentiated — each row angled and heighted so your fingers land where they expect, even without a legend to aim at.
Before you order.
Check your board's layout, not just the switch — confirm your bottom row, shift and backspace sizes are covered by the kit you select.
Spec sheet.
| Manufacturer | PBTfans |
| Material | PBT with glass microspheres |
| Profile | Cherry profile |
| Thickness | Approximately 1.3mm |
| Surface | Skin-like texture |
| Legends | Blank — no legends |
| Acoustics | Clearer, crisper sound with Hi-Fi quality |
| Stem | MX cross-stem |
| Compatibility | Cherry MX switches and MX-style clones |
| Packaging | ABS keycaps tray with designed tray cover |
| Included | Keycaps only — no keyboard |