Matcha Keycaps PBT 122-Key Green Gaming keycaps Set XDA Profile Japanese keycaps Dye-Sub ANSI Layout for Cherry MX Keyboard (Matcha)

The media could not be loaded. I love these keycaps. They are clear, allowing the light to shine through when I am working at night. They maintained the original sound of the keyboard, so that is awesome. The only complaint is that some of the keycaps do not fit. But I just left the original in those places, and I like the difference. Overall, I am super happy with this purchase so far. The video is a review of the actual keyboard, the Redragon K656 Pro. But it does show the keycaps in action.

These keycaps are perfect! I love them!

This is the first set of keycaps I've purchased, so am coming from the perspective of a newbie. I have a Keychron C3 Pro (Cheap but pretty nice for the price). The keycaps are replaceable, but the switches aren't.The stock keycaps are so "sharp" and the switches so sensitive that I ended up snagging other keys while moving across the board. These are MUCH more comfortable to type on, without having to lift my fingers up unnaturally high.

I just wanted some keycaps that would let some RGB shine through so I can see at night. I picked these up because I’m a big fan of XDA profile keycaps and it’s what I use the most. These feel pretty good for how cheap they are. I’m so happy they had all sizes for the shift/ctrl/alt keys. It fit my keyboard perfectly.They do have some factory issues like some sharp little stubs left from where the keycaps were cut from each other or a frame or something and some are a little misaligned but it’s nothing super noticeable or annoying, especially for how cheap they were.

I wanted shine-through keycaps for my RGB keyboard, and this is the first set I bought. I only wish they sold the larger sets. I had to use the alt and fn regular-size keys from my old set due to the Red Dragon layout not using the larger-size keys that most keyboards use, but that is not an issue with the keycaps; it is just something to watch for. I love the look and feel.

I've been using these keycaps on my mechanical keyboard for six months now, so I feel my review carries a bit more weight. Casual keyboard enthusiasts will appreciate the affordable price and aesthetically pleasing design of these low-profile, uniform-height XDA keycaps. Hardcore keyboard enthusiasts, however, might want to pass on these—they're likely not your style.For me, since the cons outweigh the pros, I don't like them as much, hence the 2.5/5 star review. I'm still keeping them as I'm past the 30-day return policy.Heads up for those new to XDA profiles—I’ve thrown in a pic so you can see how they stack up against other profiles. Also, they're not as loud and clicky as some keycaps, so keep that in mind before you snag a set!TL;DR version below:Pros:- They sport a cool XDA profile—low, uniform height with a gentle dip in the center.- Pudding design means your keyboard's LED backlighting pops.Cons:- Take a while to get used to typing, especially if you're a fast typer and if you're used to OEM or Cherry profiles.- Not the comfiest for your fingers and wrist (even if you have a wrist pad).- Quality and performance could be better; the keys have a frequent habit of popping off when you're typing quickly.

The media could not be loaded. Excellent XDA profile PBT keycaps.- Solid construction- Great lettering- Clean designFor many years I used low profile keyboards like the Nuphy air75, logitech g915, etc because I work on a laptop and preferred the flat keycaps better for my horizontal (instead of vertical) finger movement when typing. Low profile keyboards have massive limitation in terms of customization since parts can be difficult to find and non-standardized.XDA profile cherry compatible keycaps to the rescue. I have several pairs of XDA PBTs and these are the most solid, with the cleanest typography of the bunch. Can't recommend enough.Rest of the keyboard I also highly recommend for a near silent thocc.-Base: GMMK Pro-Switches: Redragon A113 Bullet QL Soft Linear-Cable: GunMjo coiled-Keycaps: Ussixchare Gaming PBT XDA

So I bought the Aula F99 keyboard, that’s phenomenal. But I was feeling I wanted a little more color than white and grey, and TA DA! I am in LOVE with these colors, they fit PERFECTLY. They were easy to switch out and I can’t get over it!I will be buying more colors!!!

Pretty shine-through pudding look, decent double-shot manufacturing, letters are nice, and they are a good snug fit. Fairly thocky in the right board.

pretty good and clean packaging wasn't the best but the product is good.

My son chose this from the image thinking it was a keyboard so think the imagery needs to be clearer to immediately represent what it is - key caps only

Endlich, nach dieser Kombination hatte ich schon lange gesucht:- XDA (oder ZDA, KAM oder DSA) Profil, also alle Tasten haben die gleiche flache/symmetrische Form, so dass man sie beliebig anordnen kann (z.B. für Dvorak oder Colemak-Layout)- Material ist hochwertiges, langlebiges PTB (Polybutylenterephthalat) anstatt ABS oder POM- Double-Shot-Spritzguss anstatt Sublimationsdruck oder Laser-Etching, gut geeinget für Tastaturen mit Hintergrundbeleuchtung- alle Tasten für ISO und ANSI-Layouts, 100% oder TKL- keine bunten Tasten, d.h. gut für Tastaturen mit RGB-Hintergrundbeleuchtung und lenkt nicht ab- keine altmodische oder seltsame Schriftform oder verrückte / Symbole, also auch im Büro verwendbar, ohne dass man schief angeschaut wird.Und das alles bei einer guten Fertigungsqualität zu einem wirklich guten Preis. Auf jeden Fall empfehlenswert!Negatives? Für mich nicht wirklich.Für andere sind folgende Punkte aber vielleicht ein KO-Kriterium:es gibt keine Mac-spezifischen Tasten, es gibt nur eine Leertaste (Standardgrösse), und es sind nur (US-)Englische Tasten.

highly recommend, they look and feel amazing