116 Key Custom PBT Keycap Set Double Shot OEM Profile for 61/68/87/98/100/104Key TKL 60% Full Size Cherry MX Gateron Kailh Outemu Cross Type Switch US Layout Mechanical Keyboard(Purple Blue Pink)

I bought these cherry red keycaps for my FLESPORT MK870 Mechanical Keyboard with Kailh box brown keyswitches and while they look great and feel reasonably quality for the $10 I paid for them (I have seen way worse for more money) they do not the light does NOT pass through the letters on the keycaps making this a very difficult keyboard to use in very dark conditions. The keys look like they should have light passthrough but no light gets through the keys. I thought this might have been due to the south facing RGB on my keyboard so I tried it on an old Razer keyboard with north facing RGB and still no light gets through the letters. This was no big deal for me since my room is never super dark and I like the way they look but if you spend a lot of time typing in dark rooms then you will probably want to look for something else. Its worth noting however that I only have tried their cherry red keycaps and it may be different on other colors.

Good value for the money but the letters are hard to read.

I bought the purple blue pink version of this set specifically for a 96% keyboard. The pictures and the item description indicate that it would fit a 96% layout and have the 1.75u shift and extra 1u "0" keys included. I was happy that the set I received did have a purple set of w, a, s, d, along with the pink ,but, again it did not have the keycaps to make it compatible for the purpose I bought the set for.

So I looked around on Amazon for a while for a suitable replacement for my keyboard's keycaps, which over time have become very glossy and oily due to their ABS construction. I finally settled on these. And despite their cheap price tag, I somehow still feel ripped off.The keycaps arrived unceremoniously in a small zip lock bag. After I dumped the contents out and had almost finished replacing my old keycaps with these new ones, I noticed something concerning. The spacebar had a small (but very noticeable) scratch on the outer layer of plastic (in my case, pink) that was totally permanent. Now, it looks like there is a small hair sitting on my spacebar at all times, totally spoiling any hopes of having a clean, sleek looking keyboard.Even worse, these keycaps seems to have been shipped to me missing at least two keys - a high profile "INS" key (not very important) and the "O" key (EXTREMELY important). After realizing this, I was forced to use a replacement key to put where the "O" key should be (in my case, the small "shift" key designed to fit into smaller form factor keyboards.)Now, I will give credit where credit is due. If it wasn't for these glaring issues, this keycap pack would be outstanding value. They have a very nice, subtle textured finish, come in a nice range of pastel colors, and are very comfortable to type on due to their gentle slope and cylindrical shape. But the lack of any sort of quality control is laughable at best.If you're thinking to yourself, "well, some of these reviews are totally positive! Maybe I'll get a pack that has no issues!" No. Don't. Save yourself the headache and buy from a different brand. This one just isn't worth it.

The look of them definitely doesn't scream luxurious or expensive. For the price, they do the job though. My big complaint is that I am missing the zero key for my number pad. I had to put a placeholder until I receive my new set of keycaps.Overall, if you don't care about a cheap look and you don't need the characters lit up by the backlight of your keyboard, these should work just fine.

I picked up the red with white text set to use just some of them for highlights; they were so cheap that I didn't mind paying for the whole collection (and I can use the others on another setup maybe some time later).They look, sound, and feel exactly the same as the much more expensive PBT caps I have them sitting next to. All the prints are clear, a handful of sprue marks on the top of some keys, but this is pretty normal.I feel compelled to leave a review after I got an email today from a very famous keycap site that is selling a very similar set of double-shot ABS (generally considered lesser than PBT) caps in red, that costs literally more than 9 times what I paid for these. Seriously, these are an incredible deal.No idea what people were talking about with "paint" in other reviews?I can confirm the one ones I received are double-shot, there is no paint.

The media could not be loaded.  Bueno, bonito y barato; no para teclados RGB, mea culpa por no leer bien la descripción.

No complaints, especially the price.

Hola le faltan unas teclas para un 96%, como el 0 y las teclas de Home, pgup y pgdn son más bajas que las demás igual se ven exelentes, buen producto.

Super cute, they're almost exactly what I wanted. I love that they're taller than my old keycaps. I was hoping they'd be a bit squishy but they're definitely hard plastic. I guess me wanting squishy keys isn't their fault lolBeyond that though, as you can see in my pictures not all keys fit for my Corsair K70 RGB keyboard. All keys with more than 1 X thing on the underside won't fit. To fit, the centre X needs to be slightly above the others. But these keys they're all straight across. So I can't change my shift, enter, space, +, 0 or backspace keys. Along with this, because of their odd sizing the window key and the one with a page icon on it won't fit. They're offset when the original keys are centred.This is a huge bummer cause it looks kinda weird without the full set on... But what can you do. I'm still happy with the new keys overall.

They look and feel great. They let a lot of light out. Typing with them is easy. They are easy to install and fit a standard keyboard with cross type switches. The font could be a bit nicer but not too bad.

The media could not be loaded.  The keycaps look great on a keyboard that has single key RGB and the effects really pop; the edges of the keycap are kind of sharp which I'm not the biggest fan of but they don't feel terrible; they're slightly "slippery" is the best way I'd describe it but the sharp corners keep your fingers centered.

These keycaps look and feel great, specifically on a RGB keyboard, but do your research before purchasing them, since some caps may not fit your keyboard. In my case, I had only one broken cap, so I replaced only the letters and left all the other original ones. I think it looks good. My keyboard is the Corsair Gaming K68 RGB.