KBDiy Glimmer Doys Keycaps Low Profile Dye-Sublimation PBT Retro Custom Keyboard Keycap,140 Keys Cap Set for Cherry Gateron MX Switches Mechanical Keyboards

doys set is great on gateron/mx style switches. a few caps bind a little on aftermarket topre slider housings but that could also be a problem with the housings

Excellent value for these unique-feel retro keycaps! I had been using round keycaps for years but it's hard to find replacements that don't have cheap chrome bezels, so when I got a new keyboard for work I thought I'd take a chance with this set and they're great! My only minor complaint is that I've had to take trim some of the injection mold flashing from a few keys--not for aesthetic reasons, but because I have raised keys and the flashing was a little crisp on some of the bottom-row keys; I might be a little OCD...

I coupled these with akko silent switches, and the caps feel great. It's a different profile than I'm used to but I was pleasantly surprised at the feel of these. They're not entirely flat but have a small round lip that subtly cradles your fingers. They are more comfortable than I expected, so I've been using the board with these caps quite often. The build quality is solid. I'd expect these to last forever. The retro color scheme is nice. The reason I chose to give these 4 stars is because they are marketed as low profile keycaps, however they don't really work on low profile keyboards - and I tried. If you are buying these to put on something low profile, such as a nuphy air or a red dragon azure lp, I would recommend you find other caps.

Cool keycaps but they jam - the spacebars are unusable as they jam and stick - making you miss space presses

I have been waiting on a set of this particular key cap profile that had some good legends. Some of the other ones I've found are pad printed... which means the legends would wear off after a while. These are PBT dye sub which means they'll last a long time. I've tried a bunch of high quality cherry profile and MT3 PBT and ABS double shot key caps (GMK, DMK, Keykobo, JTK, DCX, etc). So even if I don't want to be, I get kinda picky on key caps. Legends/fonts matter to me. They need to be uniform, be sharp and look good. These legends are super sharp and the fonts are accurate with no inconsistencies. Sub-legends make the numpad keys great on special layouts like an FRL 1800 layout so I can remember the mods. The sound is pretty nice. Thocky but poppy. But with the right build they have a deeper clack as well. They sound great with Cherry MX, HMX, Gateron, etc. Long poles or normal stems. The feel is like a smooth paper. It's a fine texture but still smooth. Feels nice to type on after a little bit of practice. Get them, they're a steal at the price listed. Now I hope they'll make more colorways. I want a white on black, maybe some more unique colors.

To say I’m obsessed would be an understatement! So cute ! And my gaming community LOVES them !! The sound awesome too !!

These KBDiy keycaps offer a clever and distinctive classic Macintosh aesthetic. With 140 keys, you get plenty of options to tailor your keyboard for either PC or Mac layouts. The key bodies are notably square and blocky, which might require a slight adjustment to your typing feel, but the round faces look exceptionally sharp. If you're aiming for this specific retro aesthetic, you definitely won't be let down by the visual appeal. The dye-sublimation PBT material ensures durability and fade-resistance, complementing the unique design.

Didn't like it as much as I thought I would. The plastic is ok, they feel good at the hand except for the circular bump. The labeling is off in an awkward way.