The launch is set for May 19 at 10:00 AM UTC-4, which converts to 11:00 PM on May 19 Japan Standard Time.
Release Date: May 19 at 11:00 PM (JST)
This release includes two types—White Glossy and White Matte—and each is available in both blank and legend versions.
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Black Glossy and Black Matte are scheduled to go on sale after June.
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TacType is an emerging brand offering keycaps made with zirconia ceramic.
On the official site, they’re introduced as “World’s first zirconia ceramic keycaps,” featuring a harder feel, satisfying weight, and a ceramic-specific texture unlike typical ABS/PBT keycaps.
They also announced a launch celebration sale, with a special price available for three days starting on the release date.
The sale period will run for three days from the release date, scheduled to end at 11:00 PM on May 22.
In addition, thanks to a partnership between Greenkeys and TacType, a $5 off coupon is available for readers. It can be used on orders of $59 or more, and it can be combined with the launch sale.
A major feature of TacType Ceramic Keycaps is that they use zirconia ceramic.
When it comes to ceramic keycaps, Cerakey is widely known as a leading option.
Cerakey V2 uses industrial-grade alumina ceramic and sells a 114-key full set for $140.
TacType, on the other hand, uses zirconia ceramic, with pricing set at $74 for the Full Kit, $59 for the TKL Kit, and $39 for the 60% Kit—making it easier to try ceramic keycaps.
If Cerakey is the brand that helped expand the ceramic keycap category, TacType can be seen as a brand offering a new option through its zirconia ceramic material and more approachable pricing.
A leading ceramic keycap brand with a wide range of colors
Unlike Cerakey, it doesn’t offer a wide range of colors, but it does have strengths typical of a newer brand—side-printed legends, a PC stem seemingly adopted to improve overall light transmission through the keycap, a smooth surface finish, and an easy-to-buy price range.
Available in two finishes: Glossy / Matte
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TacType Ceramic Keycaps come in two surface finishes: Glossy and Matte.
Glossy offers a smooth, polished feel, while Matte offers a more subdued texture created by sandblasting.
The legends are side-printed, keeping the top surface clean while maintaining readability.
The official site explains that the side-printed legends are resistant to wear and won’t fade or peel off.
Designed with backlight transmission in mind
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TacType says it keeps the keycap thickness uniform at 1 mm to maintain durability while also considering backlight transmission.
It’s not the kind where the legends shine through like typical shine-through keycaps, but it’s also notable that you can enjoy a look where light softly diffuses through the ceramic material.
About the Greenkeys reader coupon
Through a partnership between Greenkeys and TacType, a $5 off coupon is available for readers.
Coupon code: GREENKEYS
This coupon can be used on orders of $59 or more, and it can be combined with the launch sale. If you’re considering the Full Kit or TKL Kit, you can get an additional $5 off on top of the sale price.
This article includes a reader coupon provided through a partnership with TacType.
For a detailed look at the product’s feel and performance, please see the review article on Greenkeys.
summary
TacType is an emerging brand offering keycaps made with zirconia ceramic.
Cerakey is known as a leading ceramic keycap option, but TacType stands out for its zirconia ceramic material and approachable pricing—$74 for the Full Kit and $59 for the TKL Kit.
This launch includes two variants: White Glossy and White Matte.
Black Glossy and Black Matte are scheduled to go on sale after June.
For users interested in ceramic keycaps but who’ve found them hard to justify due to price, TacType looks like it could be a new option.
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