Womier PBT Black Keyboard Keycaps, Japanese MOA Keycaps Set | Mechanical Keyboard Caps, Cute Custom Dye-Sublimation Keycap for 60 65 75 100 Percent, Kanagawa

I love these keycaps and I am so glad I purchased them! I was actually looking for shine through keycaps and almost didn't even click on these when I first saw the listing. I am really glad I did and I'm even more happy that I purchased them! I went with the A-White color because I really liked the clean and simple look of them. They're not too flashy or over the top or anything, just simple, clean and elegant looking. The keys look and feel very well made and are a pleasure to type on. They have a nice smooth texture and they work so well with the keyboard I put them on. Speaking on which, I put these on an Attack Shark x65 HE and, while I already really like this KB, these keycaps really help bring it to the next level. I love how they look and sound on this keyboard and I also love how they contrast very well and the letters and markings are clear and easy to make out, even in low light situation. They contrast and have better visibility in low light than some shine through keycaps (I'm looking at you default Redragon K552 keycaps). I also love how this set comes with a bunch of extra picture keys so you can customize your keyboard anyway you like it. Great buy, I absolutely recommend these, especially the A-White ones.

These keycaps are absolutely beautiful. They have a really nice, deep, very noticeable and feel-able round indent on them that makes it next to impossible to hit two keys accidentally at the same time. They also have a nice subtle texture to them too. They aren't rough, but they aren't perfectly smooth or slick either. They are MOA profile, which means every key is the same height and shape. There is no slope or curvature to the rows of keys, it's just flat across the board. Depending on what you prefer, this could either be a great thing or something that you hate. I have absolutely nothing bad to say about these keycaps at all. If you're considering them, get them. They're nice and cheap, incredibly comfortable and satisfying to use, and just damn nice looking. They also produce a nice clacky/thocky sound on my RK84 with linear switches.

Keycaps are quite simple to replace. Theyre excellent quality and built to last. Various sizes of caps are included to ensure compatibility with all keyboards. For instance, the backspace key and the number 0 on the numberpad are good examples. The backspace caps provided include both a square and a rectangular option. Similarly, the 0 for the numberpad comes with either a square cap or a vertically oriented rectangular cap. These offer a straightforward and economical method to enhance the unique appearance of your keyboard.

These keycaps are a total upgrade from my stock set. The texture is soft and smooth to the touch, typing feels gentle and satisfying, with a noticeably quieter sound that makes my whole setup feel more refined. Every key fit my switches perfectly. They’re super affordable, which made the upgrade feel like a win-win. The legends are crisp and easy to read, and the black color matched my keyboard flawlessly. The only reason these keycaps aren't five stars for me is the "Caps Lock" key. Both versions included (excluding the arrowed ones) were slightly oversized, off-centered, and overlapped my "A" key, so I had to leave that one out. Not a dealbreaker, but something to note if your keyboard has a 96-key layout. Overall, this set brought both comfort and charm to my keyboard. If you're into soft aesthetics, quiet typing, and a budget-friendly refresh, it's a perfect choice.

Beautiful! Very smooth and light to the touch. Sounds amazing with my rosewood switches too. Very thocky. Love the artwork on it. However, since they dont have much transparency, most of the lights in the keyboard doesnt quite shine through. So, i decided to combine these keys with another set of white/transparent keycaps and the combination resulted in a beautiful set. Now I can have best of both worlds. Worth the money!

I recently picked up this keycap set for my budget Skyloong SK61 with Gateron brown optical switches, and it has really made a difference. These keycaps are MOA profile, which means they’re uniform in height and have a rounded edge. I was looking for something that would provide a comfortable typing experience, and these caps deliver. The MOA profile has quickly become my favorite - it feels great even when typing for long periods. Quality: The keycaps are made from thick, high-quality PBT, with a matte texture that’s both tactile and visually appealing. The dye-sublimation printing ensures that the design won’t fade over time, and the slightly textured finish not only looks great but also resists shine. The caps were easy to install, and fit well. Customization Options: One of my favorite features of this set is the novelty keycaps. They offer a lot of flexibility for anyone looking to customize their board, and the extra keys are a fun touch that really helps make the keyboard unique. For my setup, I chose to use the numpad keys as the top row, giving my keyboard a retro look that I love. If you’re after a monochrome aesthetic or just something a bit different, these keycaps are a fantastic choice. Final Thoughts: This is my second set from this brand, and they continue to impress. The keycaps not only improve the look of my budget builds, but also enhance the feel and sound. They’re compatible with multiple keyboard layouts, making them a versatile addition to any board. I’m already looking forward to trying more designs from this brand!

After nearly ten months of regular usage, I can easily say that I really enjoy many aspects of these keycaps. Paired with some Gamakay Pegasus V2 "silent" tactile switches, the sound is unobtrusive. The fit on the switch stems is secure yet not too difficult to install nor remove. The texture is best described as "satin" and pleasing to the touch. The wall thickness of the caps is just average. The "ISA" profile is of moderate height, visually attractive, and quite nice to type with. The legends are crisp thanks to the dual-shot construction, placed evenly, and the font used is clear and mature. The variety of keys included is fantastic. Although I do not use the inverted colorway keys, I especially appreciate the "CAL" key since having a programmed dedicated calculator key is very useful to me. However, it is not all good news. * There is a minor molding error on the "O" key which led to an extremely subtle deformation of the thickness of the legend. This could be a one-off defect, and honestly I might be the only person nit-picky enough to notice. * A small number of keycaps (3, if I recall) seemed to have extra material molded into in the base of the interior of the stems, which led to those caps sitting slightly higher than the rest. This was fixed by gently removing the plastic with a small pick. * However, the biggest issue by far is that the polymer blend that Womier is using is of subpar durability. I have read elsewhere that material analysis of Womier keycaps revealed that they are not pure PBT. I would guess that the material includes PBT, but is blended with another lower-cost and lower-durability polymer (perhaps ABS or PP?). Unfortunately, high-contact areas (especially on the space bar) began to "shine" within two or three months of use and it has only increased with use. It's truly a shame, because without these flaws this would be my favorite keycaps of all time. However, they are very cheap, and great for a "starter" set. All told, I would only recommend them if the cons detailed above do not concern you.

Soft textured, smooth keycaps. They sound great on my “creamy” keyboard, but are a little more thin than the original keycaps that came on my board. Due to that, the creamy thonky sound from the OG keycaps has become the tiniest bit hollowed out with these. I’m a little worried about the colors or letters fading just due to the soft/matte/smooth texture of the caps, but I haven’t had any issues so far. My qualms: 1) the keys are close together and larger/wider at the top and I’m having to relearn how to type with wider keys. I’m used to standard size keyboards and have memorized all the exact places of the letters and number on those boards. This has definitely slowed down my productivity. 2) Also having to get used to the odd ombré colors. If it was just a gradient going up or down, it’d be no issue. But the gradient radiation outwards has been throwing my brain for a loop causing me to pause, look at the board, and double check letters. :(. 3. I wish they had a plain, cream colored space bar. I don’t like the hearts or cherries on the two given options. 4. They have a “Traffic” key but no “Fn” key?? Superrr weird. I used a cherry keycap in place of the “Fn.” I looked up “traffic” key on keyboards and could find nothing about it. Maybe it’s a common keycap in other countries, idk. Still very cute though and bc it’s so cute, I’ll happily deal with the issues! (The cat arrow keys and the bow escape key are NOT included in this set. They were purchased elsewhere.)

Excellent keycaps. Very dense and no hollow sounds on my Galaxy80 steel swith plate paired Akko Cream V3 Yellow switches. Great addition to your collection at a very reasonable price.

Been using these keycaps for about a month, and I can honestly say they're great—no chipped, faded or scratched keys. Only removed a star because I was missing the black Enter key.

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The good: The writing is large and legible. I like the soft edges and rounded font. It's a general kit meant to fit many keyboard layouts so there's options in case things don't fit. (!) except for caps lock. The bad: The caps lock key is off center for my Keychron v1 and doesn't fit. The text on longer worded keys are also misaligned. There's not enough black variations to give a proper contrast. Other: I personally didn't care for the Japanese themed symbols, instead I wanted the soft font. That being said, the symbols are nice but are also off center. Keys are plastic like any other so not much to say about quality. Average.

I really like these compared to the OEM caps I had. Photos attached are of my ASUS Azoth [Snow switches] which, for the majority of keys have been re-lubed. They look and feel great, I sort of just play with the caps when I'm not typing. Otherwise they sound good, a deeper tone than the stock switches. The key profile is taking some getting used to, but I think they are worth it thus far.