Red Samurai Keycaps Set 173 Keys Cherry Profile Doubleshot Custom Keycaps for Cherry MX Gateron Kailh Box Switches Mechanical Keyboards

Super happy with this cap set. Great feel, great quality, great colors. Originally didn’t need two sets but I was sure glad I had the extra set.

I ended up liking these much more than I thought I would. The colors are natural looking and match up well. The print looks nice and sharp. The price is also exceptional compared to "name brand" cap sets. They installed without any problems, no splitting problems or defects that I could see in the keys I used. I have been very happy with them overall.My main complaint is that I don't care for the extra key prints like the star and... cat faces? I would have liked to see some more functional prints to match my keyboard macros before prints like that. Things like a more clearly indicated mute button icon and something that at least implied it was for lighting effects etc. I am not really holding it against the set though. Imagery is all over the place with keycap sets and finding the colors you like with the perfect prints is virtually impossible in my experience. Thanks to group buy nonsense even getting the colors you like can feel impossible.For the price I think they are definitely a great deal. I will definitely keep this brand in mind when I'm looking for new caps.

I love how the white and grey keys look together, good for a retro vibe but the addition of the pink and blue keys let's you personalize it enough. I personally don't like the cherry profile of the keys, it's not that comfortable to me. The quality of lines and characters is nice, sound isn't bad but they are pretty thin. I did swap to another keycap set just because of the profile but I have these displayed on my desk and love to look at them.

hard to complain about anything about this set for the price, not only is the set i got (dolch something or another) absolutely mahoosive, it came in a really nice multi-box/tray package that is WAY overboard for this price-point. i was expecting to get like, a greasy sack. just a greasy sack full of keycaps. and i would have been HAPPY with a greasy sack full of keycaps for 35 bucks, as long as they're this nice. because these are some nice 35 dollar keycaps. mintcaps is absolutely killin it, loving to see the price of these things come down because as a longtime mechanical keyboard ~aficionado~ who is also ~very poor,~ having options in many nice colorways sure does rule.as a bonus i absolutely love how they sound paired with kailh box navy switches, and i've been typing on basically nothing but these caps + those switches for ~9 months and cannot complain whatsoever.

Personal Preference (pro/con may differ, so these have a separate category):Slippery caps. The keys are weirdly glossy/slippery. Mostly personal preference, but I don't like it much.They are shorter than I thought - almost like low-profile cherry profile, but upon further research I'm seeing apparent inconsistencies in cherry profile heights. All keys are the "correct" size for its row.High-pitched clack, more than the thock I was looking for from Drop keycaps. I believe this comes from the thickness of the caps. I am not sure if these are PBT or not - I could not find anything in the description.No shinethrough. Again, personal preference - a con for me, but a lot of other options also don't have shinethrough.Legend looks a little more "childish" than I initially thought. The lines are much thicker than I thought they would be, making it feel more like a child's toy.The Super/Win keys are labelled "Code" instead of "Super". I understand possibly not being able to use the Windows logo due to legal reasons. But still, "Super" or a brand logo would have been preferred.I got the red and white kit, which came with blue keycaps. This was an interesting color choice, in my opinion. I only used the blue Esc key and none of the others, but there area a couple with what I believe is Japanese on the key (forgive me if that's wrong, I am not sure) which is a nice addition and option.Pros: Cheap keycaps. Clear legend. Wide options for customization, especially with the dual set options.Cons:Bad packaging. The keys are in individual cups, which is nice for keeping them organized, however, it is extremely difficult to get individual keys out. It is easier to either press up under the plastic (similar to pill packets) or just dump them all out into a box.Every aspect of the legend is on the left-side except the numpad numbers which are in the top-left. The "Text" as well, like the function row and home cluster (Home, End, Delete, etc) are a different font than the rest of the keys, giving a feeling of disconnect.The numpad delete and multiply keys are the two dots and line, and X symbols respectively instead of the traditional, and preferred in my opinion, / and * respectively.The finish of the caps feels weird. The edges feel roughly cut with small burs and discoloration. When they're on the board it's difficult to notice, but very noticeable while putting them on the switches, and if you don't have a bezel/border on your board, might be a consideration.

I picked up the Modern Dolch light keycaps for a build because I wasn't sure exactly how I wanted it to look. The kit came packaged well and there were more than enough keys for 2 builds.The quality for the price was excellent, they sound great, feel great and I didn't have issues with any of the printing or coloration as I have seen on others at this price point.I want to note the packaging in a little more detail. It seems a number of sets in this price range some in a bag, everything together getting scratched and also requiring everything to be dumped out to find the keys you need when installing them. These came in multiple trays, like much more expensive sets, making it much easier to find what you needed when building out a keyboard. That ALONE is with quite a bit to me as a builder.Very happy with the overall value of these sets. Are they perfect? No but I've had a couple of sets costing 3 or 4 times as much that were pretty much exactly the same. While I have only been in this hobby for a bout a year thus far I haven't seen a lot of value in spending more the keycaps than the keyboard and switches combined unless you want a particular looked that can't be found anywhere else.Plan to purchase more sets from this vendor as needed.

These feel great. Have had no wear yet. The box they come in is garbage but that's okay.

Clean, minimal keycaps, readable font, 2 full sets of keys that you can mix and match.No complaints on my end.

First of all, these aren't worth anywhere near the thirty five quid being charged for them here. I paid the considerable premium because I wanted next day delivery. The results are perfectly acceptable if you're happy with the price... for example, the Win keys are labelled Code but you get keys for UK layout keyboards and the double shot process is accurate enough for readability. I assume they're ABS, and you get enough variant keys to achieve a number of looks. The Cherry style mixed height profile is well regarded (it probably suits boards with a surround best) and any issues with the double height UK Enter key are likely to be due to the stabilisers on a board rather than the key caps. The sound is likely to be a bit more substantial than your OEM caps, but of course it depends what they're replacing. Overall they're budget quality fun and ideal for replacing backlit keys.

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顔文字のキーキャップに目がいき購入しました‼️タイトルにもある通り好みの色合いで手触りも良かったです。

The plastic is light and cheap, and the legend is ugly and inconsistent (the number 4 is much thinner than the others, and take a look at the Caps Lock and the App keys).The space bar came missing a fillet that made it ugly and unusable.Don't waste your money here.