Dye Sublimation Keycaps | Cherry Profile for Custom Merchanical Keyboard | 139 Keys (Canvas)

The quality, thickness, look and feel. All of this for $20?! This is an amazing deal!!!I was looking all over the place for zhuyin keycaps - Amazon only has two listing (this being one of the two), and aliexpress having less than 5 listings and they all look crappy. I was sure that I had to spend $80-100 for custom custom keycaps websites just to get zhuyin.But honestly? This set is freaking amazing. Not bc it’s cheap, it’s bc it’s simple yet beautiful and honestly feel like a set of keycaps that’s $30-50.

Good value all in all.

For the cost of these keycaps i'm very satisfied with the consistency in the legends. The quality is also what i expect for the cost as having to use some fine sand paper to smooth out the rough edges around the bottom of the keycaps. That being said my only expectations i wanted to be positive are for the legends to be consistent which they are, the caps themselves sound great and are very smooth when typing on. So overall i am very pleased with this purchase, love how they look and highly recommend this set.

Purchased to replace a very clicky double-shot set.The caps are smooth to the touch but not slippery. The PBT is reasonably thick and sounds nice on my keyboard. Legends are quite sharp and uniformly printed and they line up nicely from key to key. Text on the modifiers is also uniform and doesn't have wonky kerning like I've seen on many budget sets. I cannot comment on the Katakana characters in terms of accuracy, but IMO they are visually interesting without being overly distracting from the main Roman legends.Unfortunately this set is missing the 1U backslash "\" key for ISO layouts, so is basically incomplete for UK/ISO keyboards. I'm using this on my 75% ANSI layout so I'm okay, but for the price you're paying this should really be fully complete (considering how it's also advertised for ISO compatibility), and I would have also liked the option to use this set on my ISO keyboards. Additionally, the included ISO compatible keys are missing Japanese characters. This is probably less important than missing a whole keycap (and maybe JP keyboard layouts don't/shouldn't have characters on them? I'm not familiar) but for me it ruins the overall aesthetic a little when there are a few blank spaces on your keyboard. A few more R4 novelty caps would have been great too, but those are more "nice to have" rather than "really need".Overall these are very nice keycaps, well made and nicely printed, but loses a star for not being a true 100% ISO compatible set.

The keycap set is pretty inexpensive. The box comes with the 139 keycaps and a metal keycap puller.I installed these keycaps on my GMMK Pro. The GMMK Pro is a 85% layout, so the keycaps didn't come with all keycaps needed to correctly replace the they keys. There were also key caps that didn't make a lot of sense, like an extra esc key that was exactly the same as the other, or "Win" keys that were the wrong shade of purple for the design. The set does come with extra enter, tab, caps lock, shift that didn't have the text legends which is nice. I just wish it came with more additional useful keycaps.The colors on the keycaps are great. The colors are clear and have various rich purple hue. The legends are clear, simple and east to read. The keycaps are not back lit. They are pretty thin though, so the LEDs on the keyboard unfortunately shine through the keycaps making them look less than stellar.Overall, these look good if you have a pretty standard layout and aren't looking to turn on LEDs. They are inexpensive and would be good on a standard keyboard layout for display purposes but if you are looking for the perfect look, these might not be it.