Tecware PBT Keycaps, Double-Shot PBT Keycap Set, for Mechanical Keyboards, Full 111 Keys Set, OEM Profile, English (US, ANSI) (Pudding White)

I've been using these white pudding-style keycaps now for approximately three months. Because I bought the white ones, I figured I should give it some time to see if the plastic discolored or stained or otherwise became "yucky-looking" after a few months of pretty regular use (and, I'll admit, eating at the keyboard with moderate care to keep fingers clean.) The result? The tops are still white and bright.Next, I was concerned with the materials. They're slightly thicker than most "budget-friendly" PBT keycaps described as "thick" which makes for a more satisfying keyboard sound to me—but I'm not sure you'd notice that unless you have a pretty heavy/solid keyboard deck. Probably the reason for it is that shine-through double-shot PBT keycaps are not made with PBT exclusively. The white plastic is PBT. The milky semi-opaque stuff is another kind of plastic. That's true of all shine-through keycaps due to the nature of PBT, but in a pudding keycap the plastic needs to be just slightly thicker. I see it as a win. But because there are two plastics and less mating surface, I wanted to make sure the materials and their bond to each other were holding up—they are!The font is not overly "gamery", but there are tasteful stencil cuts in letters like A, Q, O, P, etc. but they don't stand out. The "gamer" font with bold thick letters and large stencil cuts is used on many keyboards because it's an inexpensive way to get quality results. These keycaps achieve them without doing that, suggesting a little more precision in the molding process. The punctuation keys are slightly dimmer than the others on the tops as you'd expect, but they're all bright on the sides except for the space bar, and that only because my keyboard has one solitary space bar LED in the center. If you've got three or more in yours, the whole thing will light up.So far I've described these as overwhelmingly five star keycaps … is there any downside? Yes, one. I can feel but not see some of the places the sprue was attached to the bottoms some keycaps. It's one of those things that is there if you know to feel for it—it's definitely present and visible on cheaper keycaps. You won't notice it while using the keyboard, but might when removing the keycaps for a deep cleaning.On the whole, I'm impressed with these, especially because I know what some folks pay for thick ABS keycaps with any better fit and finish than these have.

I've used these on a couple of keyboards now because of the quality and price of these keycaps. They have a nice solid feel when typing on them and the 'pudding' part of them glows evenly with no dark or bright patches.

I own the Tecware 104 key keyboard (standard black caps) and decided to get the white pudding keycaps to try out some varying arrangements to mix up the look. I have nothing but positive things to say about these keycaps. The price is extremely on point for what you get with these, and the packaging is actually super nice. they come in two separate plastic trays that hold each key in place. The trays also 'reseal' when you put the cover back on so your keycaps don't get all jumbled inside. The matte base of the pudding keycaps let the RGB lighting show through really nicely and create a very pleasant aesthetic. The construction is solid, and they fit snuggly onto the switches.

Me gustó mucho el único tema es que por detrás las teclas traen algunas imperfecciones de la inyección en el molde. Están por detrás de la tecla entonces no afecta la estética

Tecware phantom 87 + tecware shroud + estás keycaps = el combo perfecto, nada de que quejarme