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The legends are sharp and well-defined, making them easy to read. The best part is how well they let my keyboard’s RGB lighting shine through—almost every key glows beautifully. I will say, some of the special keys with the red leaves design on them are slightly covered by the design print. (buttons like shift, tab, windows key, etc.) This makes them a tad but hard to read. The transparency on the rest of the keys is vibrant leaving this set looking very sharp in quality. They fit perfectly on my switches and feel great to type on. They offer a slightly higher pitch sound than my doubleshot pudding keycaps, but still satisfying nontheless. If you’re looking for keycaps that elevate your RGB setup while maintaining a sleek look, these are worth the money. Their functionality is great with no issues. Overall, these are a really solid choice for the money!

Nice design, feel and color. Fits very well with the royal kludge s98 and sounds nice with the epomaker nudes Rosa. Works really well when I don't wanna turn on the lights. Good pricing as well.

I am highly satisfied with these keycaps. They offer a unique aesthetic and perform exceptionally well on my Razer Blackwidow v4 75% keyboard. Initially, I had concerns regarding potential instability or improper fit; however, the keycaps demonstrate excellent quality and a secure feel.

I really want to love these keycaps, but I docked two stars for two reasons. First, the shine through caps are really only going to help you if you are operating in a dark environment. Combine that with the darker shades of blue, and you end up with keycaps that are hard to make out (no contrast) in normal daylight/office/home environments. If you're gaming, sure you can see, but then, if you're gaming in a dark environment, you aren't looking at the keyboard, anyway... The second star off is for quality control. Honestly, if it weren't for how much of a hassle it was to remove the old keycaps and replace, I'd probably be sending these back. I still might, actually. Picture attached to show the keycap that was not "printed" correctly? Just lends a cheap feel to an otherwise decent product. YMMV but at this price point, you would be far better suited for other keycap options. For QC and price alone, I would tell you to look elsewhere. Too many other options. The pictures I include show a closeup where the backslash (I think, maybe it's forward slash...I always forget) key is mis"printed". I have also included pictures of the keyboard from a nominal viewing distance under normal backlighting in a relatively dim room to show how the darker keycaps really are not illuminated well, nor do they have reasonable contrast for viewing the way the lighter caps do. Finally, I show two other lighting colors close up for comparison. In a relatively dim lighting environment, these still don't shine through very well. This is an Aula F99 Pro keyboard, for reference. Other keyboards may have better/different lighting, so take my review for what it's worth.

These keycaps are really nice! They look aesthetic, and they seem pretty durable. They have a slight texture on the surface, but I feel like that makes them easier to type on, as my fingers aren’t slipping around. They don’t feel the most expensive (I mean, they definitely weren’t expensive, so that’s to be expected, I guess) and they’re pretty lightweight. They are not true white, almost a bone-white color with a very slight yellow undertone, so If you’re putting them on a white keyboard base, they won’t match perfectly. My base is a little off-white/beige and these do clash a little bit, color-wise. The letters/symbols are really difficult to see if you have RGB lights turned on, but they do have a really nice “marshmallowy/cloudy” look to them when backlit. Another slight annoyance, which other reviews have also mentioned (and I point out in the video) is that quite a few of the keys have little spots where there’s almost a hole or thin section that light shines through that doesn’t look great. Overall, I do really like these and will keep them on my keyboard for a while, they just aren’t taking my breath away. In the video, I am using the Epomaker x Aula F75 Keyboard (green and lilac colorway) and the Kailh Box White Pro V1 Switches, which are my favorite! They pair really nicely with these keycaps to give a really light, airy feel and soft clicky sound that isn’t too loud.

These look great, paired it with a wooden keyboard base and a cherry blossom mousepad. Keys went in easy, feels good, and lights come with lots of options. Makes my work area feel cozy!

Awesome design on the keycaps. The shine-through looks great (Needs a North-Facing LED board to get it to shine, tested on a South-Facing Keyboard and it doesn't shine through well at all). Overall feel of the keycaps is nice with a nice textured feel.

I absolutely love them! They look great with my keyboard. Installment was straightforward, but one thing to keep in mind is to have your own keycap remover. I couldn’t or didn’t know how to use the one that came with the kit. Apart from that, I’m thoroughly satisfied. My keyboard is 75 percent