Womier Pudding Keycaps, PBT Shine Through Keycaps 165 Keys Set Custom Key caps Set OEM Profile, Universal Compatiability for 100%, 75%, 65%, 60% Keyboard-Black

Originally, I had the round mechanical keys on my keyboard, which I spent $120 on this a few years ago, brand new. And I absolutely loved the keyboard when I got it, but within months, the little silver parts on the round buttons started popping off, and I kept having to hot glue them on or super glue them back on. Well, I got really tired of it, and this last time, the Shift one did it to me, but it broke, so I couldn't super glue it back on because it had snapped, the silver part snapped. So I went looking for a new keyboard, and I just couldn't find the right keyboard that I wanted. Lo and behold, I decided to look into keycaps, but I was so worried they weren't going to fit. I found these, and I loved the fact that they would work with my RGB. And I decided for $13, I couldn't go wrong in giving them a try. I did see the reviews about the bottom row possibly not fitting, and was a little bit nervous, but I figured if I was only at $13 and I could return it, then I would do that. And if I couldn't return it, that's okay, because it was only $13. But when I got the case, it actually came with some extra keys in case it didn't fit. So there was different lengths for the space bar, and different lengths for some of the keys, as well as it gave me some extra keys that were black. So if I wanted to do my ASDW, or if I wanted to do those in black, I could, or my ESCAPE in black. And I thought that was super fun. I decided just to go with the all white, because my keyboard and my mouse are all white. My other things are black, so it would still look good. So I kept them just in case I get froggy and want to mix it up. But that was super nice. Everything, however, fit. All the keys were there. And it looks phenomenal, and it's such a difference. I did upload a picture of my old keyboard so you could see what I went from. And then with the new keycaps on that I got today, what they look like. They feel great. They type great. They went on nice and smooth. I can't say that I had any issue, and I am so glad I decided to give this a go. Light shines through perfectly! My keyboard is mechanical so i still get the satisfying clack that i love

Keycaps look and feel good. Many different sizes for various key sizes (Enter, Ctrl, Alt, etc. keys of different sizes). The white pudding keycaps on a black backplate keyboard look really nice, especially with RGB. I used these for a Corsair K70 LUX RGB. Only big thing worth mentioning, in case anybody else has the same keyboard, is that the provided spacebars WILL NOT fit properly on a Corsair K70. Corsair K70 spacebar is size 6.5u (which seems to be a less common size, maybe?), while the provided spacebars are 6.0u, 6.25u, and 7.0u. So I ended up just keeping the old (black) spacebar that was on my keyboard originally. Otherwise great keycaps set.

Keys look great, the fitment is tight for my Corsair Rapidfire K70 but that's fine, I had a alot of spare pieces for keys I didn't have which is nice that it's a broad fitting set. Unfortunately none of the 4 space bars provided fit my board but I just used my old one and it's not bad. They sound great and look great.

I was very hesitant at first in buying these key caps since a couple of other reviews have the same keyboard as I do, and found that the space bar's provided didn't fit. I had just purchased my keyboard in the last two weeks and really wanted something different in terms of the key caps. I had bought a low profile Wormier set and found that though they fit, the glare from the LED's was making me crazy. So I decided to give the "pudding" key caps a try. As I had said, a couple of other reviews mentioned that the space bar's provided didn't fit the K70. The keys were inexpensive, so I got them anyway prepared that the space bar wouldn't fit. When they arrived, the first thing I did was check the space bar's to see what the deal was. Low and behold, I found a black and a white that fit! The only thing I can figure is that the older models of K70 may have had different spacing then the newer ones. All the keys fit perfectly, and look amazing. More importantly, they feel good and are much easier to type on. I suppose there's a chance that Wormeir updated the set, but I suspect that the spacing on the older keyboards may be different. Just be aware that this is a possibility. But I am more than satisfied with this set.

# Good Keycaps at a Great Price At first I was hesitant about these keycaps as Ducky factory caps are known for good quality and cost 2x as much. After installing the Womier keycaps I'm impressed! ## Pros: - Overall quality is mostly comparable - Darker spots under the shine-thru slightly better than my particular Ducky OEM set. This is a common issue with shine-thru keycaps given manufacturing limitations. - Slightly more textured tops but the difference is subtle. - Sound quality is similar to the original caps (using MX blue switches here) EXCEPT for the spacebar which makes a ping-like noise not entirely unlike softly clanking two red bricks together. - Identical OEM key shape/profile to original - Tight fit on the stems -- these ain't gonna pop off - A conservative business-like font instead of the quasi-stenciled industrial/military gamer-aesthetic dystopia font favored by some manufactures. This may or may not be a plus. Personally I'm too old for that stuff. ## Cons: - Removal requires significant force due to tight fit. Perhaps a plus but I had to correct some installation mistakes and thought I might rip the stems out! Might be a lack of experience talking here and there's nothing to worry about. - White-topped spacebar plainly shows imperfections (casting flash and support ribs visible in the stray glow). I switched to the [included] black-top spacebar and all is well. ## Additional Notes: - The black-topped pudding set includes a handful of white top 'bonus' caps for strategic locations - The entire set including the white caps fit the US ANSI Shine 7 - White backspace and enter keys are slightly taller (1mm or less) aiding in location by feel - White Esc and spacebar keys have noticeable stray glow through their tops; I switched these to black-topped - Looking closely at their construction these do appear slightly thinner and the 'stem sockets' are a bit less beefy. In practice I don't think it matters. - Ducky double wire loop key puller is vastly superior to the Womier-supplied plastic 'claw.' In fact, my keyboard doesn't have enough clearance for the claw and using it here borders on physical abuse as insertion bends the cap skirts. Beware if you don't already own a good puller. - If, for some reason, you need to use the keyboard with no RGB backlighting the white-topped key markings are more visible with higher contrast. Overall, these Womier keycaps offer excellent value with only minor imperfections. This was $15 I didn't need to spend but I'm happy I did! Five stars!

The keycaps were very easy to install, and the are perfect for the look I wanted with my Redragon keyboard. The original keycaps were opaque, so you could only see the RGB lighting under the keys. With these Pudding Keycaps, my keyboard lights up extremely well. The price is great at $13 for an entire set.

I bought this set for the purpose of using it on a Razer Blackwidow Elite, so my review will be based on that use case. First off, this keycap set includes nonstandard sized keys for the bottom row--an absolute godsend for Razer keyboard owners looking to upgrade their keycaps on a budget. While the keys fit and function well on this row, the RGB lighting comes through dimly on the frosted lower half. Although, this does not appear to be the case on the rest of the keys above that. I also found that the Backspace, Enter, and both Shift keys tend to "stick". What I mean by this is that the keys will not return to a neutral position because the stabilizers do not have sufficient space to move. I resorted to just using the original keycaps I had for those keys. It's a bit disappointing since it means that I can't have a full set of PBT keycaps on my keyboard, but it's not a big deal in the grander scheme of things. If you're looking for a decent PBT keycap set for your Razer Blackwidow Elite for cheap, then this one is not too bad. These would probably pair well with some Gateron Baby Kangaroos which will be the next mod for this keyboard.

I cycle through computer peripherals rather often as I’ve never found my perfect setup, but I picked up a Redragon K723 Keyboard a few weeks ago and really really like everything about it, but I immediately missed my previous Steel Series keyboard that had translucent letters on the keycaps allowing shine through for easy visibility at night. These keycaps have been exactly what I’ve been looking for, visually, in a keyboard for years. To find it in a $13 pack is incredible! The keys feel good, I don’t have much to compare them to as I haven’t often swapped out keycaps, but they don’t feel cheap at all, definitely comparable in feel to the OEM keycaps on any mid-high end gaming/mechanical keyboard I’ve used over the years so no issue with the feel quality of these caps. I love how bright the lights come through with these caps, and the outward fading rainbow LED sequence looks amazing with the “floating” key on top look. I wish video or photo did it justice I’m glad I didn’t have any issues with the size of the keycaps and there’s plenty of extra options which was nice to find. I suppose the only gripe I would have is wishing that the number pad Keys didn’t have the additional symbols, but that’s entirely on me because the listing clearly shows what keycaps come in this pack. Overall a 10/10 product! I will update my review if overtime I find issues or my opinion of the quality changes, but if there’s no edit with a date, assume it’s still perfect!