HK Gaming Pudding Keycaps | Doubleshot PBT Keycap Set | Full 108 OEM Profile Key Set | ANSI US-Layout | For Mechanical Keyboard | Compatible with Cherry MX, Gateron, Kailh, Outemu | Black

I bought these keycaps for my new corsaid K70 MK.2 (in listing it say they are incompatible due to key spacing on bottom row) but they fit nice and enable more lighting to shine through and make it look alot nicer and also way way easier to type in the dark. these are super simple to install as just remove old keycap and press these into place and job is done! the keys are made well, there are a few little rough spots in places such as the spacebar (not used due to it not fitting) but that can be forgiven in this situation due to the price. well worth the money if you want a little extra bling to your typing/gaming experience.

Keyboard used: Razer Blackwidow Chroma Tournament Edition 2016. So I'll preface this by saying these caps are loud. There's no cushioning and the plastic makes a loud clacking sound, which you may need to add o-rings for. Because of the build quality you may find they're a little underfinished, which means once the caps are on they are not coming off. They're very tight on the posts. Visually it's a pretty setup, and will add lovely diffuse light to the keyboard. Do be mindful though that these only come in US layout, and if you're a brit (like me) you're gonna struggle occasionally. Depending on your brand you might not get full compatibility, in my case the FN and menu key can't be swapped, and the alts come up slightly small. The space bar is also not compatible with razer layouts. For some reason the caps lock arrow also goes the wrong way? It points down instead of up, and if turned around the keycap is visually incorrect. Personally I do not care, and have left these three caps untouched,but it's something to be mindful of.

Title says it all really. They're compatible with most mechanical keyboards, and feel great to type on (as someone who codes and touch types, as well as games, these are a godsend). As you can see in the picture that I gave, they look amazing with RGB keyboards, especially at night. Only issue is that it was hard to identify the caps lock key, as it looks different from anything that I've ever seen, but the box told me what I needed to know. Has all the keys for an ANSI layout like mine, but not sure for ISO, so check before buying tbh.

I love these keycaps. They feel much better than the standard ones that came on my Corsair keyboard. They have a textured feel so they have better grip for typing and gaming. The white plastic on each keycap really helps the colour shine through. See included pictures for lights both switched off and on. The only downside is the caps for U.S keyboard layout so you might not have all keycaps for a U.K board. I put them on anyway on some of the keys I don't use to keep it all consistent. And unfortunately for me the spacebar keycap doesn't fit, neither do the bottom ctrls, alts, windows keys. But this could just be because my board is tenkeyless. I kept my original keys on the bottom row to keep it consistent.

The keycaps still have some flashing from the mould pour that i had to remove on an individual basis with a knife to tidy them up. The lettering is reasonably clear as well. But they lack proper replacement keycaps for the ('@) and (#~) keys on a UK keyboard. Also, the 3 key has the # on it, with no alternative with a £ on it. These will fit on a UK keyboard, but you may have to accept that they wont be a perfect representation of what each key does. That said, they are pretty cheap and certainly fit the aesthetic so for the price, not bad. Apologies for the upside down photo! Board is my Ducky One 2 mini, in a KBDfans Anode case.

personally I use a 65% Ducky year of the pig, so all the keys were fine except for a few which was to be expected as the 65% range is relatively new to the scene so I had expected this. However I was able to source the rest of the stuff online and this set is beautiful, I love that the ISO keys were included too. Buying this led me on an expensive journey to find custom keycaps that I didn't regret :) ironically this set was cheaper than the other 4 custom keys I had to source put together... I did however manage to get a custom made spacebar to match this set so I'm happy

These keycaps are very nice, and pair well with my Ducky One 2 TKL keyboard. They feel sturdy and pleasant to use, and it's wonderful to see my keyboard's aurora effect taking place underneath them from across the room. The single issue that stops it from getting 5 stars is that while it has alternative keys for an ISO layout, it lacks the 2", 3£, @', and #~ keys necessary to make it a proper UK layout, and you'll instead need to make do with the US layout there (i.e. the keys for those positions are marked 2", 3#, ' ", and \|). I'd have been happy to pay a little extra to get those last 4 keys. Also I think the production process prevents letters from having complete loops, i.e. there's a gap in keys like O, A, B, R % etc. This isn't a major problem, you can still tell what those keys are, but it does make the keys look slightly unfinished. Note: there's nothing wrong with the space key, I've just rotated it a half turn to put it into the more comfortable position.

Only thing to mention if you’re using the Razer Huntsman TE, the space bar doesn’t fit well so it’ll be loose and rattle. You can just keep the original key cap for that and it still looks great.