'To own a Razer Artisan Keycap is to display one’s allegiance, a mark of belonging within the Cult of Razer' says the PR nonsense behind this $90 coil of snakes
It's Medusa-friendly, though.
Owning a Razer Artisan Keycap represents allegiance and belonging to the Razer Cult, according to the marketing hype surrounding the company's first artisan keycap. The press release for this product certainly stands out as the most unusual statement I've read this year. Nevertheless, I find the design of the Razer Artisan Keycap - Triple-Headed Snake Edition appealing.
As the name implies, it features a twisting coil of snakes. While Indiana Jones might not approve, Andy-ana Edser finds it acceptable. The keycap is crafted from resin, hand-painted, and undergoes a rigorous two-stage quality control process to ensure no dust or bubbles remain on the final product. Designed to fit MX-style cross-stem switches, it should be compatible with most keyboards, even if purchased from a competitor.
The keycap represents a step towards ultimate keyboard customization and a statement of identity. At $90, it is one of the most expensive keycaps covered by this site. Razer claims it is a one-of-a-kind piece and a symbol of joining the cult.
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