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In December, the Smoke 65% we just shipped used a PEI damping frame that received much praise from users, so we will continue to use PEI as the Force Break material in the Seal 80. However, as noted in the IC, the presence of a mid-frame increases overall keyboard thickness. For the Seal 80 we want to try a mid-frame–less Force Break solution: separate damping strips combined with a PVC bottom pad to provide a Force Break–like effect while lowering the front height.
Previously on the Smoke we used 70a and 90a dampers, which still had issues with deformation when assembled improperly, posing a challenge for users. This time we added 98a TPU 3D-printed dampers with higher hardness and less deformation—easier to assemble and offering a different feel.
On the Smoke 65%, the spacebar row had many cutouts to accommodate different layouts, resulting in worse fill compared with other rows. We are removing compatibility for the 6.25u spacebar and separating the ANSI and ISO plates to achieve as perfect a fill as possible. We also added an ABS plate option to provide a softer, springier feel and a different sound profile.
We also changed the PCB to fully match the A87 standard. Users can install third-party PCBs such as Hiney80 or Lix LAB JKL80V2 for additional features or dual-/tri-mode functionality. (If you need to add a battery, you can remove the internal aluminum nameplate to make space for a battery; recommended maximum battery size: 93 × 18 × 3 mm.)
1. Hot-swap Cherry MX
2. (SOLDER) Cherry MX + Alps SKCM/SKCL + SMK 
3.(SOLDER) Alps SKCP + Omron B3G + NMB Hi-Tek 725 
4. Topre EC electrostatic capacitive
