GMKWTL XDA Profile PBT Keycap Set, XVX Retro Game Console Custom Keycaps for 60 Percent, 65% 75% and 100% Mechanical Keyboards, Dye-Sublimation Personalized Color Keycapston

Put these on my Eppomaker Q108 and they are really nice. They feel and sound great but the look amazing. I know other users say they may not fit well but I did not have that problem. Also a buddy got them because he liked them so much for his Evo 80 and they also fit very well.

Die roten Keycaps wurden nicht zugesendet, was sehr schade ist. Dadurch fehlt die Enter-Taste im ISO Format, da diese nur in rot vorhanden wäre (siehe 3. Produktbild). Die ANSI Keycaps sind daher nicht vollständig kompatibel mit einer ISO Tastatur. ---- Update: Erstattung wurde schnell durchgeführt!

These are very nice keycaps. They're XDA profile, which is a flat or uniform profile, meaning every key is the exact same shape and height as opposed to different rows of keys each being a little different, like with cherry, OEM, or MDA, for example. Whether this particular profile is good or bad is going to depend on your personal preference. I definitely prefer the uniform ones more. They have a very nice retro aesthetic reminiscent of the color scheme of the NES, which is exactly why I wanted them. I'd just recently bought my first mechanical keyboard, needed to upgrade to a mechanical number pad to go with it, got the 8bitdo numpad, and then I wanted my keyboard to match it. They sound nice, and they feel nice. They have a very slight texture that provides some friction if you run your fingers over them, sorta like a fresh but dry coat of spray paint. There are a few minor "complaints." I absolutely love these retro keycaps, but I wish they were labeled with red text to match the NES color scheme a little better. I would have also liked to have some more dark grey and/or red for the function row and an alternate red spacebar and backspace key.. maybe an alternate red shift key too. The only other thing is my keyboard in particular has regular sized keys for right control, function, and right alt, and there aren't any keys of that size with those labels in the set, so instead I had to use 3 of the ones with pictures of various game consoles and controllers... which isn't a big deal, I'd just rather have ones with labels that match the keys' functions. And because those extra keys with pictures are the same color as the alphanumeric keys, it kinda screws with the outer edge being the darker grey color. Again though, this is a very minor thing that doesn't really even qualify as a "complaint. I honestly never even use those keys, so I don't really care. But somebody else might, so I think it's worth mentioning. Overall I'm very pleased with these. They sound, feel, and look retro, in both color and shape, and they match my number pad a lot better than the last ones.

Keys are great, the look is clean, well made. Replacement was easy. Keychron v6 max was what I replaced keys on. A little high for the price, worth it. Received all correct key, sizes, and compatible with my keyboard. FYI, south facing lighting is best, best careful when choosing.

Pros: Well-made keycaps. Very thick. Solid. Crisp printing. Good thocky sound (see video). XDA profile, so no matter the exact layout of your keyboard, the keys will never look out of place. Cons: In favor of over a dozen game console themed keycaps, a lot of common 1U keys have been omitted, the most glaring of which included 0 for Numpad, Alt, Fn, Ctrl to the right of the spacebar. Keycaps were tested on a YUNZII YZ98 with Milky Switches.