108 Key Double Shot PBT Pudding Keycaps with Translucent Layer Keycap Puller for Standard Full 104Key Compact 61Key/68Key/87Key/96Key Mechanical Keyboard MX Switch DIY Keycap(Black Keycaps)

Nice sound, were easy to put on. Feel great and the keys are ergonomic shaped. The key quality is good, not fancy, but I have no qualms. This is them on an RK royal kludge keyboard.

No keycap missing, I found all I need for a 100% keyboard. Easy installation, superb value. All my Das Keyboard cheap and worn out ABS keycaps are gone, and the keyboard looks very nice now.

Good fit and easy to install. Did not come with a NUM LOCK key cap but all others were included. White lettering on the dark blue caps provided a nice, high contrast look. Comfortable to type on.

TL;DR: DO NOT BUY THESE UNLESS you’re looking to mix them with other cheap OEM profile sets because… I bought these keycaps, along with some other cheap sets, to mix and match for a project. They needed to be inexpensive to fit my budget, and I was okay with them failing to meet average consumer expectations. You probably won’t be. The listing claims 108 keys, but I received 111. Nice, right? Well… no, because some keys are missing. And seriously, what is up with the shift keys? (See pictures.) Only one of them works on my pretty standard 75% keyboard, and that small black one? It should at least be orange, right? Not that it matters—it’s too small anyway. Speaking of 75% keyboards, these keycaps seem designed for one very specific full-sized layout. Ignore the seller’s photos. They are lies. There are so many inaccuracies that I won’t even bother pointing them all out, but they’re hilarious. If your keyboard doesn’t match the narrow keyway they used, and you don’t have spare OEM keys to fill in the gaps, you’re going to be very unhappy. For example, besides the SHIFT key disaster, if you have a 75% board, the ALT, FN, and CTRL keys on the right side probably won’t fit—they’re the same size as the left-sided ones, with no alternatives included. The good news? The colors look GREAT and match the pictures! More or less! In fact, they look so good that a little part of me is sad I can’t use the black and orange on my main board. They look rad! The bad news? Quality. These keycaps exist, and that’s about it. They are the ultimate cheap caps. Look at my pictures. Compare their double-shot promo images to my actual photos. Yes, these are paper-thin, only a partial double-shot if you can even call it that, and they look like two plastic pieces that might eventually separate. I’m fine with that, but you might not be. Oh, and the packaging? You could skip everything I just said about quality and look at the pictures. To be fair, even high-end keycaps used to be shipped this way—tossed in a plastic bag inside a box. But the industry has changed. Even most AliExpress keycaps come sorted in trays now. Clearly, the cardboard box is the nicest thing here. Again, I didn’t have a problem with this, but you might. Final verdict. I LOVE THEM! Seriously, the colors are great, and they’re exactly what I expected! I’m not mad at what I received. Would I have preferred a full set? Absolutely, but I knew what I was getting into when I paid TEMU prices on Amazon. The sellers don’t care. They’re used to having these keycaps returned. I wonder how many homes this exact set was in before it was sent to me? How many people bought these, were disappointed, and sent them back in disgust? By the looks of the dusty, drug bag they arrived in, quite a few. Quite. A. Few. In conclusion: If you are NOT expecting an absolute dumpster fire of a keycap purchase, then stay away from these. Ignore the pretty colors. Ignore the great price. It’s not great. These are not the keycaps you’re looking for and understand that there are some seriously great keycaps on Amazon for $20 to $30. Buy those and prosper. I, however, AM the market for these things and will be ordering at least two more sets. Pray for me.

I’m quite pleased with their quality and feel. Right out of the box, they had a premium look with a vibrant green color that really stands out on my setup. The texture is smooth but not overly slippery, providing a comfortable typing experience. They fit perfectly on my switches, snapping into place securely without any wobbling, which is something I always look for in replacement keycaps. The height and profile match my keyboard layout well, making the transition from my previous keycaps seamless. They also sounded very nice and it was the sound I was looking for. However, one drawback I noticed was that the keycaps are not shine-through, meaning the RGB lighting from my keyboard doesn’t illuminate the letters. While the solid, opaque design gives them a clean and bold appearance, it does take away from the full effect of customizable RGB lighting, which is something I personally enjoy. If you’re someone who prefers a more muted or classic look without glowing letters, this might not be an issue. But for those who rely on backlit keys, especially in low-light environments, this could be a downside. That said, the overall build quality, snug fit, and aesthetic appeal of these green keycaps make them a solid choice. If you prioritize a sleek, high-quality look over RGB visibility, they are a great option. If you dont care about them lighting up then I would recommend these because they function very well. However, if backlighting is essential to your setup, you may want to consider keycaps with translucent legends instead.

I don't like using a backlight, and without a backlight the labels are almost invisible. If they offered these with full white labels I would buy another set in a second. Updating this review because I bought a set in blue and a set in green. The set in blue are perfect, well made, good color and lettering with a good feel and sound. The set in green had labels that are invisible without backlights as mentioned above. So I'm unsure how to do a fair review, the blue set is great, the green is not great unless you like the backlight. I guess I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and give them 5 stars rather than 4.

I picked up the red with white text set to use just some of them for highlights; they were so cheap that I didn't mind paying for the whole collection (and I can use the others on another setup maybe some time later). They look, sound, and feel exactly the same as the much more expensive PBT caps I have them sitting next to. All the prints are clear, a handful of sprue marks on the top of some keys, but this is pretty normal. I feel compelled to leave a review after I got an email today from a very famous keycap site that is selling a very similar set of double-shot ABS (generally considered lesser than PBT) caps in red, that costs literally more than 9 times what I paid for these. Seriously, these are an incredible deal. No idea what people were talking about with "paint" in other reviews? I can confirm the one ones I received are double-shot, there is no paint.

First, to get this out of the way, if these keycaps are really PBT, I will make myself a nice, big yellow jacket sandwich and take a bite. Funnily enough, I am allergic to yellow jackets, and eating one would probably kill me. With that out of the way, these are thin, high-pitched, hollow-sounding caps when put alongside actual PBT. They don't feel quite as bad as a typical cheap ABS keycap, but I do expect there to be some shine on them within a few months. If I were to use them regularly, that is. The keycap set is also missing, among other annoying oversights, a 1.5u or 1.75u shift and 1u Alt, Fn and Ctrl buttons. I don't think these were left out in error. I just think they're not included, and it would be really nice if the seller would include a picture of the complete set. Like, you know, literally every other keycap seller on Amazon does. That all being said, these are still dirt cheap keycaps that don't look awful, and I didn't see any damaged or poorly-painted caps. I am pretty disappointed in this keycap set, but even with the missing and/or not included keycaps, I was able to track down my old 60% board that is compatible with this keycap set. While it may not be great, may not even be all that good, it is much better than the paper-thin ABS trash that came with that board. They're far from the worst keycaps on Amazon, but they're still pretty bad.