Evoworks DP104 vs Ticktype DP104Pre-Built RGB vs Hot-Swap Customization

No, the Evoworks DP104 is a pre-built keyboard. Its switches are plate-mounted and soldered to the PCB, so they cannot be easily swapped out without soldering equipment.

No, according to the product specifications, the Ticktype DP104 does not have RGB backlighting. It features ambient lighting under the navigation cluster, which the vendor describes as a choice between a clean glow or subtle diffusion.

The Ticktype DP104 offers a choice between two switch types. You can select Rye Linear Switches, which have a deep and mellow sound, or Cloud Silent Tactile Switches, which are designed for quiet office use with tactile feedback.

Yes, both the Evoworks and Ticktype DP104 models feature an interactive pixel screen. The vendor descriptions list six display modes, including custom pixel, firework typing, real-time typing, audio reactive, scrolling message, and system status.

Both keyboards are equipped with an 8000mAh battery and support 10W fast charging via USB-C. The large capacity should provide extended use, though actual battery life will depend on usage patterns and connection mode.

Yes, both keyboards are compatible with macOS and Windows. Each includes a physical toggle switch to instantly change between system layouts and comes with a set of Mac add-on keycaps.

For a 2.4GHz wireless connection, both keyboards support an 8000 Hz (8K) polling rate. For Bluetooth connectivity, the Ticktype vendor description specifies a 125 Hz polling rate.

Both the Evoworks and Ticktype DP104 include a carrying case for protection during transport. They also come with an accessory bag containing tools like a keycap puller and spare parts.

Both keyboards use a CNC-machined 6063 aluminum case, a polypropylene (PP) plate, and dye-sublimated PBT keycaps. They also both feature a mirror-polished stainless steel weight in the case.

The Ticktype DP104 specifically lists multiple internal foam layers for sound dampening, including plate foam, a PE sheet, a PET sheet used as a switch film, and two case foams. The Evoworks DP104 listing does not mention these specific foam layers.

The Evoworks DP104 uses a plate mount style. The Ticktype DP104 uses a butterfly leaf spring mount with a triple-layer shock absorption system, according to its vendor description.