Keycap Set for Mechanical Keyboard

The media could not be loaded. Took my old favorite 3 year old Keyboard and refreshed it to look like new again. After all keys were removed, it was eew icky. Disinfectant wipes and Q tips used to clean every nook and cranny.Only thing it's missing are specific icons on 6 keys for RGB control but I have them memorized so no biggie.It feels brand new and I enjoyed matching all the keys back up kind of like a puzzle.New keyboard is $60+ dollars.New keyboard is $12. dollars.

I absolutely love this keycap set. Looks amazing on the keyboard,

I got these for my Ubotie-brand keyboard, because while I love the board its keycaps were the absolute worst plastic I've ever felt. These replacement caps are noticeably "cheap"/lightweight feeling but still infinitely better than the defaults my board had. Furthermore, these REALLY BRING OUT THE LIGHTS! I barely knew my keyboard had backlighting before, now it absolutely glows with the rainbow colors that had been hidden under the old caps. Looks-wise, these are excellent. In terms of technical fit, they also fit the board perfectly and had every single key I needed for a full conversion.Feel-wise, like I said, they're a bit lightweight and cheap feeling, but not terrible. The surface seems like the type to show oily fingerprints and/or have the matte finish wear off after a while of use. The lightness makes it feel like it's easier to press on the keys, oddly enough. Sound wise, it did change the typing sound a bit. I love my loud blue switches, and it made them even louder, with a noticeably clickier and more treble-y sound. Not quite the typewriter sound I'm always chasing, but good feedback for typing.I'd say these are a good discount stylish upgrade if you catch them on a sale, like I did. They made my board much more pleasant to use, and look good doing it.

Installing these was no issue, came with all you would need! I have a razer huntsman mini in all white and decided to go with an black and white set up and I kept the huntsman mini and changed the keycaps to black and the base stayed white. I think it looks sick.10/10 recommend

It is not nearly as bright as I had hoped. I can only use the green or yellow lighting or I cant see the letters on the keys. Other than this it is exactly what it says, a quality mechanical keyboard.

For reference, I have a corsair k95. The bottom row doesn’t fully fit, one alt key will fit fine. The spacebar you will notice has 5 anchor points (a center and 2 on each end to try and fit more keyboards). Neither fit, however a bit of drilling those tips down and you may have a spacebar that fits. However, the entire spacebar only has one light in it (dead center) so you’ll have faded edges on both sides and it may not look great. Honestly I’m just rocking the base keys on the bottom row with an alt key changed and they look good. My keyboard had a “Break” key, the new set didn’t but had a “Pause” key. Slight change on a key I nearly never use, but still will add it to the review. They keys look great overall. There were also extra keys that were included for alternate keyboard layouts. I didn’t use them, but since there weren’t keys included for streamdeck shortcut keys I could use those and manually change each to a unique color for better identification.There is a guide on YouTube to make similar keys by sanding off the paint, corsair now makes fully plastic keys with little to no paint so that’s no an option any longer. These are cheap, but do their job and make your keyboard look a lot more eye catching. When you invest $170+ into a keyboard, you may as well try to make it look a bit nicer.

The only negative things I noticed about this project are a couple of small things, first of all the biggest one, my shift key sometimes gets stuck while in the middle of gaming and makes it kind of hard to play. It rarely happens I'm guessing this is just a manufacturing problem. Second is I was missing an escape key, possibly I dropped it somehow but I'm not fully writing it off yet. All in all though quality is good, colors transparency is awesome, distributes the lighting well enough so you don't have very many hot spots on RGB, I would recommend this project

Got these for a Corsair K68 RBG keyboard. The original keys are hard plastic and fit loosely and/or the mounting "shaft" had cracked leading keys to pop-up while in use.These keys fit MUCH better, requiring a firm push to seat them, and an even more firm pull to remove them. They have a lower profile than the original keys, but nothing that affects their use. They are also MUCH quieter. I can still hear the Cherry Red switches, but "plastic echo" of the original keys is much more muted with these.The split white coloring does, in fact, make the keyboard glow nicely. However, the "printing" (more likely spray painting) of the black color is not always inform and looks to have been done using a cut-out stencil. Letters with internal spots - like B or 8 - clearly show the stencil cuts that hold the internal portion.While the package does include some extra keys for alternate keyboard layouts - such as an "upside down L-shaped Enter key" - Corsair uses non-standard size keys for the bottom row (Ctrl, Shift, Spacebar, etc.), so I have to keep those original.They kit also included two (2) small-size keys for the \ and | key, but was missing a minus (-) key for the numpad.