HyperX Pudding Keycaps – Full Key Set – ABS – UK Layout – OEM Profile – Black

These keys are superb quality, have a nice snug fit and look beautiful! I have them on my Corsair K70 STRAFE RGB and the bottom row is a different set of caps as the K70 has a non-standard bottom row so be warned!They are the UK ISO layout which was quite difficult to find but I am super happy with the results!

Looks great and really brings out LED patterns.I bought for the Corsair K95 - Corsair are notorious for being "£really clever" and making their bottom row different sizes to 99% of the rest of keyboard manufacturers (wish I knew before I purchased, the top ASUS kbd is better btw - just in case you were thinking of spening $200 on a top end mechanical)Anyway, ALL keys fit minus space bar, 2x windows key & the right hand side Function key (bertween CTRL & WiN key. Which is not the end of the world. There are you tube videos sahowing how to sand paper down the sides of you existing keys to be pudding topped. (If you have 4+ hours you could do this diy to you entire double shot key set, but for £20 most of us can earn 5 times+ that in 4 hours so... cheaper to buy the set,ps If you do own a corsair keyboard (unlucky us) search SignalRGB - a fastly developed iCue replacement that is actually EASY to use and reacts to audio. (Only corsair would create a product line whose only item that reacts to audio are the item you dont see, the headphones !!! Fans, mice, keyboards, mouse mats etc etc - nope not 1 flashes to beat detection.... corsair, utter geniuses, iCue4 - the couldn't even spell their combined IQ4 correctly.TL;DR BUY THIS CAP SET !!!!!!!!!!!! it looks awesome !!!!!!!!!!!

The Pudding keycaps are ABS and let more LED light shine through them than the PPT keycaps, but the ABS caps need to be cleaned more often as they get a greasy look to them. But again, the PPT caps only come in the US configuration so the enter key and small shift key (number 2 key, @ key etc) etc will be incompatible with your keyboard. What I did was use PPT keys for the function, QWERTY keys and right side of the keyboard keys and used a combination of ABS and PPT keys for everything else. I've included a picture of the small shift key so that you can see the difference in the amount of more LED light that the ABS keys let through.But I digress, the keycaps bring it to a new level, it looks like I have a new keyboard now, well worth the money.

First off, they look fantastic.They feel really nice on the finger tips too.CORSAIR KEYBOARDSThe Bottom row of keys might be a bit of a problem for you.Another review mentions this for their Corsair K68, I have the Corsair K70.The bottom row of keys have different dimensions to the ones that came with the keyboardThe CTRL key isn't wide enough, and is kind of inset. The Windows key and ALT don't fit next to each other.The Space bar doesn't fight at all. The space bar as 3 sockets that connect it to actual switch. If you line up the middle socket, the other 2 sockets don't reach the little switches they're to connect to, these 2 outer switches hold up the space bar, and prevents it from even being partly attached.So I've got these keycaps on the whole keyboard, except the bottom row. Kind of spoils it a little, but I can't really hold it against this product as a whole.Although shouldn't these things be standardised across all keyboards? So this stuff doesn't happen?

Great keycaps, very bright.. It's a shame that space bards don't have a strip of LEDs rather than one single LED in the middle which makes the spacebar appear dull on each side, not really an issue on standard keycaps but with these, it's noticeable for obvious reasons. I do prefer the textured, more grippy, and matte look of the Corsair's keycaps but I bought these for the light show! Fantastic product, it's a shame the spacebar has the HyperX logo on it, would prefer they just used the standard line logo. Either way, I'm still happy with them!Corsair has finally adopted the standard keyboard layout on the K100 so they look great on the Corsair K100 and you have the option to use the whole keycap set where as on previous Corsair keyboards you could only use these keycaps on select of keys. The only keys you can't use these on for obvious reasons are the programmable keys and the media keys but why would you? Its good for those additional keys to be set apart from the rest.