Custom Keycaps | Dye Sublimation PBT Keycap Set for Mechanical Keyboard | 139 Keys | Cherry Profile | ANSI US-Layout | Compatible with Cherry MX, Gateron, Kailh, Outemu | Beta

I love the colour scheme of these and got them to replace the original keycaps on my 8 year old non-rgb Corsair K70. They look fantastic and I love the feel. Hopefully will get another 8 years on this keyboard with them. They were great value in the deal I got them in. Definitely recommend. The keyboard I have has a 6.5U space-bar and the set only comes with 6.25U and 7U so I had to keep the original one. The profile however is lower on these cherry style keys so to stop it sticking out above the other keys I mounted the space-bar upside down which actually feels more ergonomic anyway and is a popular choice by mechanical keyboard users.

I've bought a fair few keycap sets from Amazon and these are honestly the pick of the bunch. Consistent legends, nice and thick, full ISO compatibility.The only negative point would be the lack of inspired colour schemes, and the less powdery texture. But they are better quality than most on Amazon.

I picked these keycaps for my R4 67 Lite and after using these for about a week I'm pretty satisfied with them. After looking through hundreds of different white keycaps I went for these as they were cheaper, which I think you can feel they are but it's not a problem.Design-wise these look very clean and simple which is perfect for my black and white aesthetic. The font is pretty big and unoffensive, and the feel of the keys is pretty smooth but has a good surface area to smack when typing.I do own the ISO layout so these worked fine however I did find some of the keys I would need weren't in the pack but I've just substituted them for others that fit.Overall it's a pretty good pack and I would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a clean budget keycap set especially if it's on offer.

I missed the return window on these but I probably would have returned them had I not needed a keycap set for my new board. I'm only using these until I get my hands on an ideal set. Finding decent UK ISO caps in anything other than plain old white on black is kind of hard work, with a lot of sets that are both ANSI/ISO compatible missing some vital keys and good sets that do being expensive and often out of stock or on groups buys.With this set you do get the correct UK ISO keys and actually includes the 2 and 3 number keys as well as the '@ and #~ keys that are often missing or incomplete in other sets.The feel is rather smooth and almost slippery unlike the rough texture you might expect. This does mean they pick up a fair bit of shine from finger oils. The finish of the keys is quite rough around the edges which is quite obvious on the enter key shown in the picture.Legends are generally good but inconsistent font weight and spaces. Most obvious on the 2 & 3 keys which seem to be slightly different to the rest of the number row, however they fit more with the alphas which have a rather large design.There is a good selection of keys available, probably best for full size standard keyboards. For my GMMK Pro I couldn't find the exact layout I wanted. There are 2 x 1u Win keys but no 1u Alt or Ctrl. There are 2 Fn keys labelled Fn1 and Fn2, I decided to use one of these as an End key. There is a 1u End key in the set but it is designed for the 3rd row so would be out of place on row 1. Only R4 and R3 Del keys, only an R4 PrScr. Other weird things like an R4 and R2 PgUp with an R3 and R1 PgDn which is ok but if you wanted PgUp and PgDn on R3/R2 you are out of luck. Not really a big deal for most as this set will be fine with a standard KB layout Full size or TKL, but something to be aware of if you have a custom layout keyboard.The biggest complaint is the spacebar which keeps sticking. The key itself is straight and there is no obvious warping that you might expect from a PBT spacebar. However, it seems to be about 1mm too short which causes just enough friction to make it feel stiff and mushy all at once and for it to keep sticking. Its basically unusable so I swapped it out for a spacebar from another set. Had I not swapped the spacebar myself and gotten used to it, I would have returned these for this alone. Its just my sheer laziness that I missed the return window. Something to consider if you don't have a spare spacebar lying around, this does seem to be a common problem with the HK Gaming keycaps so I'm not sure how much luck you would have just exchanging it for another set from the same brand.All in for a PBT keycap set that is fully UK ISO compatible and in stock for a reasonable price with prime delivery its hard to totally write off this set. It gets the job done, for the most part. They look pretty decent as long as you don't look too closely. But just check the keys if you have a custom layout board and be mindful of the spacebar issues.

I bought these for my homebrew Z80 retro keyboard. The keycaps have a great feel to them and fit well on the ridiculously expensive Cherry MX keys I bought. Only issues I have (and these are personal to my project!): The caps-lock keycap seems to be a weird shape; I'd have liked a semi-transparent caps-lock and maybe function key or something. My keyboard has LEDs on two of the keys which are completely hidden.