KPREPUBLICXDA V2 Matcha Green Tea Dye Sub Keycap Set Thick PBT for Keyboard gh60 Poker 87 tkl 104 ansi xd64 bm60 xd68 xd84 xd96 Janpanese (Matcha Set JAN x1)

Huge upgrade from my SA profile keycaps from Domkey, and I had spent $90 for those. These are $25 in comparison, and they are short and snappy, buttery smooth on my hippo switches, sound great and look great. Literally would have spent $200 for how much of an upgrade these are. Maybe I just hate SA profile. Not sure. But man these are making me a happy boy. Very happy with the purchase.

When I got my package the it came in a cardboardish material (correct me if I'm wrong)when you open it you see a very pleasant surprise of keycaps good quality and feel very nice to type on especially with the XDA profile and considering the price quite the steal if you want to try XDA profile or if you just like how they look :) Definitely a steal would recommend buying. My set didn't come with any sort of issues like the other reviews so keep that in mind!(These keycaps are on the RK ROYAL KLUDGE RK68)

These keycaps are some of the best I have felt, they are thicker than most stock keycaps and are made out of really good feeling materials. The print on the keycaps is really good, there are no visible issues I could find with the print. The only con is that these keycaps have a tight fit on the stem of normal key switches, but they fit really snug when on. Sound-wise, because of their quality construction, it gives my board a nice deep sound and I could reccomed these to anybody wanting a nice set of keycaps. Also, the price being so low compared to almost every other xda keycap set makes this even better.

Bought these for my Keychron Q1 since I wanted to do a matcha themed build and these were a great pick. They sound and feel great however I did run into a slight issue with my set when building in the Keychron Q1 which some of the keys on the outer edges would scrap against the metal and due to the shape, they would get stuck up against the case of the keyboard. I got around this by sanding down some of the corners of the keys that were affected.

I was really, really excited about these English/Hiragana key cap set as I had planned on making a Japanese keyboard. However, two keys have the hiragana symbol “nu” 「ぬ」and one of them, typically the ?/ key, should have “me” 「め」. It is a very small issue if you’re focusing on overall aesthetics, but a larger one if you’re wanting to have a functional JIS keyboard.I was relieved to see this issue fixed in other key cap designs by the same company, but just be on the lookout if you’re wanting to make a bilingual typing experience. If you are unaware, you might get frustrated looking for the “me” key or wondering why when you type “nu,” “me” pops up.