YMDK Carbon Miami PBT Double Shot Shine Through ANSI Keyset for MX Mechanical Keyboard Melody 96 KBD75 68 61 87 104 Keychron(Only Keycap) (Reversed Carbon)

I'm not at all some super-picky "keyboard bro," but these are a definite upgrade to what came stock on mine. They're very nice looking, evoking a retro tech feel with the color scheme, and they're nicely made with good shine-through. They're not likely to be great for crazy hypercolored rainbow LED settings, not with the high contrast between the bone white, orange and grey, but currently with a nice white backlight and/or more reserved colors chosen it looks quite nice.They feel nice and pleasant to type on, and the clickity-clacks are considerably less muted and "clonky" than the stock caps were. Your mileage may very, but I actually went from total indifference to actually liking the way this board sounds.There might be better, more premium, or even cheaper sets, but this one is not a bad place to start and I don't intend to replace it anytime soon.

These are good keycaps. Nice to type on, backlit and easy to read. They go great with tangerine switches.

These keycaps were a perfect fit for my keychron k6. It's really tough to find keycaps that work for a 65% keyboard. These were a direct OEM fit they have tons of extra keys for all sorts of different layouts including ANSI (Yes even the weird shaped enter key), American, and Apple keyboard layouts. Shine through is fantastic, even with my fairly dim backlight. The only disappointing thing is it didn't include an Fn1 and Fn2 key although it did come with multiples of an Fn key. My original keycaps are close enough in color and style though that I went ahead and kept them for those two keys. The color is great, they're high quality and sturdy, and I don't see myself wearing through these very quickly. Would thoroughly recommend!!!

Bought these keycaps to replace the ones that came with my Keychron K4. I must say that I did love the look of the Keychron, but was not happy with the overall quality of its keycaps. As a result, I was looking for a similar look, based mostly on dark grey keycaps. That proved to be a difficult task for a 96% layout. So, to be able to accomplish this, I did buy 2 sets of these YMDK: the Carbon Miami and the Reversed Carbon. Between both sets, I was able to combine them to get the result that I wanted (see pictures): a dark grey finish that looks good on my setup. I did keep the 2 orange original Keychon keys as I liked that orange tone.The only reason I remove one star is that with the RGB turned off, the legend is a bit hard to see, but once you turn on the RGB lights, it looks great, much better than with the original keycaps.And the best part is that now I have a bunch of extra white and orange keys that I could use in the future to change the look if needed. Granted, I paid twice (two sets) to achieve what I wanted, but these are relatively inexpensive and good PBT quality.

I bought these to upgrade my Keychron K4 mechanical keyboard. They plastic feels much nicer to the touch than the stock keycaps that came with my keyboard. Even with my Keychron's 96% format, all of the keys fit perfectly. The color scheme looks fantastic and the shine through keys look very cool. if you aren't using the backlight, I could see these being harder to read, but really who's buying shine through keys to not have the RGB on?The set comes with many different variations in the profile (height) of keys and the length to ensure you get the right fit. Replacing the keycaps was a breeze and the attention to detail ensured I had all the keys I needed.I messaged the seller with a question and they responded very promptly with support well above and beyond anything required for a product like this. My next set of keycaps will come from them too! I strongly recommend them.