OHY Low Profile Keycaps,XVX Side Printed PBT Custom Keyboard Gaming Keycaps, 127 Keys Retro Keycaps for Cherry Gateron MX Switches Mechanical Keyboard

These keycaps look clean and professional. Ideal for a work setup if you want minimal distractions and not a RGB overload. The legends are clear and the key caps have a nice matte surface that resists fingerprints pretty well. I use these key caps in an industrial environment and they are holding up well so far.One thing to note, they do show dust and grime pretty well, especially in a dirty environment like my job. You’ll need to wipe it down occasionally. Also the shine resistant is good but not perfect. After a few weeks the oil buildup will become noticeable on the most used keys.Fitment on the switches are good and tight, no wobble issue. Overall, if you want a clean uniform look that holds up well under real work conditions, these do the job well. I personally like the keys because I wanted to go for like an older style keyboard look.

These are really stylish and high quality, I love the colors, and it comes with a ton of different sizes/keys. I put them onto a electric typewriter and they make it easy to type because of the low profile. They have a very nice key press feel with just a slight resistance, and a subtle but satisfying click.

I love a lot about my Nuphy Air, but its stock keycaps have never been very pleasant to type on; I'm generally a great typist, but I find the flat and wide design to mess with accuracy just slightly. I can understand why they went with the streamlined design, but they aren't my cup of tea.These keycaps feel much better to type on: They're slightly narrower and slightly raised in comparison, which makes a significant difference, imo. They sound pretty good, too.I'm dinging one star only because these clearly are a budget product: The printing of the characters on each key doesn't look amazing, and the box was pretty busted when it arrived, which meant that the keycaps arrived in a state of disarray. Then again, these look great from a distance, were totally affordable, and again, they feel great, so no real complaints here. Would definitely recommend if you're feeling the same way about the keycaps on your low-profile keyboard as I did.

surprisingly great quality for price! the print is clear and looks clean. the keycap thickness is decent as well. if you like this style/profile, then these are the perfect choice.

Given the price I wasn’t expecting the best quality but compared to my stock key caps these just sound way to plastic, and give a loud plastic on plastic clack. My keyboard stock is very “thocky” and this takes that away unfortunately.Also looks like most caps have a mark on top left of black part keycap from when they were molded as pictured. Overall meh.

I have zero regrets with this purchase. The double shot PBT Plastic has a nice finish and the thickness key walls gives my keyboard a nice thunky sound. The font is legible and positioned nicely. One of the best keyboard related purchases Ive made.Color:Black with White LegendsValue for money:Decent vule for the dollar

Key caps good but the space bar don’t fit don’t but this I had to cut my space bar to make it fit

The headline says most of it. I have the mainly black set with a few white accent keys and put them on a small Planck (Drop v7, 1x2uC layout) keyboard for when I am traveling. They helped make the keyboard about 10mm thinner (I was using MT3/SA style caps before). They have the same clean look as blank keycaps, but have the legends available if desired.As far as the "doubleshot" goes, the outer layer is extremely thin (so thin I wonder if it's just a dye layer; can be scraped through with a small metal pick) but that is actually a good thing for my use case: it is possible to engrave legends for extra layers into the keycaps alongside the existing ones and have the underlying color show through.My keyboard is not backlit, but I tested the shine through with a flashlight and a spare cap that I am not going to use, and it works for the existing legends as well as the hand-engraved ones. I added some O-rings and that helped quiet them a bit; might explore some more options, but they seem quiet enough, especially if you don't bottom out. I use Kailh Copper switches on all my keyboards (home, office, travel), which help keep me from bottoming out.Time will tell how durable these are, but I am really happy with these, especially for the price. My one gripe is that the F and J homing bumps are not very prominent, but with a Planck, it is easy enough to get oriented using the spacebar, so not a huge deal for me. The upside would be for someone using an alternative layout like Dvorak or Colemak, the bumps would likely be unnoticable (then again, someone hard core enough to use one of those layouts probably isn't looking at keycap legends...)