On April 24, 2026, DIGIART announced on its official X account that it had launched a group buy for the “Keyreative KAP Capo-Soda” keycap set.
The order window is from April 24 to May 15, 2026, until 23:59, and shipping is scheduled to begin rolling out from early September 2026 onward.
KAP Capo-Soda is a keycap set designed by sososoya, using the “KAP Legend System” created by Keyreative and designer Kapowaz.
It features a striking red-and-black color scheme inspired by a popular drink.
Here at Greenkeys, we’ve been covering the Keyreative KAP series for a long time.
Among them, this material combination is especially interesting.
You can’t miss the so-called “hybrid construction”: a double-shot build using semi-transparent ABS with glitter for the outer layer and PBT for the inner layer.
Beyond the soda-like look, it’s also really interesting to see what kind of typing sound this two-material combo will produce.
The profile is Cherry, and it can be installed on keyboards with Cherry MX-compatible switches.
As for layout support, it’s said to cover ANSI-based MX HHKB, 60, 65, 75, 80, 96, 98, 104.
It also includes 1.5u bottom-row MOD keys for WKL layouts, a 1.25u Shift for ISO layouts, 2.25u/2.75u split spacebars for Alice layouts, and a split Backspace for HHKB layouts.
Kit contents: Base has 144 keys, Numpad has 24 keys, and Novelties has 63 keys.
Price
- Base｜¥13,200 (tax incl.)
- Numpad｜¥3,300 (tax incl.)
- Novelties｜¥6,600 (tax incl.)
This product is part of a group buy. You can cancel during the group buy period, but cancellations won’t be accepted after the order window closes. Orders may be canceled if production becomes impossible due to manufacturing or sourcing reasons, and the shipping schedule may be delayed.
- First published: April 25, 2026
- Last updated: April 25, 2026
- Research method: Official social media posts
- References / Source: https://sanyollc.com/products/kap-capo-soda-keycaps
- Conflicts of Interest: Product Offering: None Monetization Link in this paper: Yes
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