XDKCustom Keycaps 120 Keys(PBT XDA Dye-Sub) Enlightenment Japanese Keycap Set

I have them for like 2 years and I can treat them roughly when cleaning them. No discoloration yet. Or maybe that’s my color injection means lol. But in short, these still look as good as new.

These keycaps look great, feel comfortable to type on, and have a nice tactility that my original keycaps did not. I'm typing my review using the very keycaps I purchased. The characters are very clear and really give my keyboard a nice aesthetic. The keycaps came well packed, and included a key puller. Compared to the keycaps I was using on this keyboard previously, these are slightly lower, making for less travel before the key actuates. As a result, I feel like I can type much faster than I was able to before, since I'm not having to exert as much force on each key. There are enough keycaps to fulfill a full layout, with some spares to swap out as needed. The only downside is that there are no Mac specific keycaps (Command, Option) but it's not that big of a deal, really.I'm not a keyboard snob or elitist - just a normal guy who happens to appreciate what mechanical keyboards can do to improve the typing experience. I'm sure there are better keycaps, but for the money, the value is definitely there. Highly recommended.

Great keycap. Thick construction. Feels great to type on. Good matte finish. Sound is must deeper than I was expecting. Thocks for sure!Cons. Fonts are different sizes on different rows. Keycaps glow through if your backlight is set to bright. Keys are a nice cream color, font is a orange type color. Blends in a little more then Im looking for.I recommend them if this is the profile you are looking for. Great quality and alot of value for your purchase. 4/5

Nice shape and color to these keys. The package includes a diverse amount of keys so that you can fit practically any shape of keyboard. It also comes with a bunch of cute alternate keys with icons of sweet treats on them (such as boba, ice cream, or cake).Design elements I enjoy about these keycaps are the color, the fact that they are rounded, and the typeface chosen for the keys.These keys actually improved the sound of my keyboard so that the clacks are not as clicky and high pitched, but rather lower pitched. Perhaps not enthusiast-level, but a pretty good improvement by my standards.The only thing I dislike about these keys is that they do not allow for the backlight of the keyboard to shine through the key, which can make it more challenging to type in the dark — but this is apparent from the product listing and pictures.

These really dressed up my ancient v1 Black Widow. The old keys were showing their 10+ years of use. I wanted to change things up, so I went with a forest type green - and I like the look. I have one spot that has an odd gap (right bottom row, where Razer uses slightly odd spaced keys) but at a glance, it's not really very noticeable.One thing I will note - with the original metal stabilizers on the longer keys - the keys needed to be filed/sanded on the inner lip and inside of the key to keep the stabilizer from causing the key to stick. Took about 10 minutes total for all of the keys affected to get cleaned up.Got these to see if I wanted to tackle it, and like the look - so I may get a set in acid green to match my laptop next time.

This was my first time buying key caps for my royalaxe board. Right out of the box, almost every dark key has worn and faded edges. They also sit unevenly, which I’m willing to entertain may be because it’s my first time changing them but this really seems more than potential user error. They feel alright, not as smooth as the default caps I’m used to, they feel almost porous compared to those. The aesthetic is ok for the price point but I wouldn’t buy again. Shine through is nice and so is the sound

Looks nice, feels decent to type on. The print quality seems good, and the profile is the best (I'm a huge fan of XDA), would recommend.

The media could not be loaded. The first sound is Lubed, using Micscrew lube. The second sound is Lubed with foams, and is my personal sound preference. The Last sound is stock unlubed. They are the most amazing switches on the market, but for the price they are great if you’re just getting into building keyboards and enjoy thoccy/creamy sounds. I definitely recommend lubing them though.