Redragon A106 Steampunk Typewriter Retro Keycaps Set for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 104 Keys US Layout Keycaps Vintage Style

This is for the clear acrylic keycaps (isn't it annoying when completely different products are listed as variations on the same product page?)I wanted to try something different for the Blackwidow X to bring out the colors, without going to clear or half-clear keycaps.I attached pictures, because it was hard to tell any difference from the ones provided. In person and when a full swap is completed, it actually looks pretty cool. It looks as if the keys are encased in a glass, and it really helps bring out LEDs.But unfortunately, you are left with acrylic as your "texture". Now your keycaps will have an unusual glossy feeling to them. It kind of feels like a very/completely worn out standard ABS keycap. At first I hated the feel. I'm about 4 hours in of a work day so far and I'm getting used to it. Just because it's different, doesn't mean it's bad - it will just be a matter of preference.It does -seem- like these would be more resistant to wear though. Since it's a glossy finish, they feel much easier to wipe down. Wiping a key feels like it really wipes it down, rather than on a standard ABS cap where you wipe and -hope- it looks less glossy.It's hard to say whether I recommend this or not. It DOES give a very unique look - I always thought clear/blank keycaps looked kind of tacky. You might get used to the texture, you might hate it. At least they're cheap enough to not be a big deal. I'd say if you want something that looks differently, these are cheap enough to try. I'm still adjusting to smooth keycaps that make me feel like I'm using a worn out oily keyboard, but I'm not -hating- it.

After owning the Red Dragon Kumara keyboard for over a year without a hitch i figured it was time for a little 'bling' on my machine! Besides the obvious visual improvement expect a tactile change that will keep your fingers on the trigger without fail or worry in the most intense situations. As a space sim and space opera fanboy these new caps add visual queues for my gaming setups. My son loves them for his FPS games as well. All around the whole family was glad we grabbed these caps up. BTW my gamer friends have all asked about and commented about the keyboard like they never noticed it before. Really completes the model for a true high quality keyboard at half the price i expected to pay.. Even over a year of daily and intense use not one thing has gone wrong or had to be replaced.edit: I did not get paid for this review. This is a completely honest opinion. After i read over it i realized it comes off like that and really wanna stress that i have been extremely pleased with this manufacturers products.

I bough a set of gold and a set of black keyboard replacement keys for my 710+ For the most part they fit although not all keys are the same size. I just installed them so I have no idea how well they will wear but they fit well, sound the same, feel the same, and the backlit letters look fine with the light being diffuse. DO NOT EXPECT THE BLACK KEYS TO HAVE THE SAME QUALITY. Although the packaging was identical, the black keys had a cheaper feel and a lot of sharp leftover plastic from the molding process. Worst of all is that the letter window is NOT dimmed or diffused at all and you get a flashlight effect which believe it or not is blindingly bright when viewed from directly above the keyboard. The lit lettering does NOT match the existing keys and unlike the gold ones, I found them totally unacceptable.

The redragon gold mechanical key caps are a stylish edition to a mechanical keyboard of your choice. I purchased mine after losing my ESC key during transport and found that it would be way cooler to just make the Corsair k70 gold instead of paying for just 1 key cap. Putting the keys on wasn't hard as they include a removal tool to just pop off your old keys and you just place the new ones on. There were a few keys that didn't fit on my keyboard, for starters the space bar, and the enter and + key on the num pad for some reason just wouldn't fit (my guess is the little box corsair has to steady their keys didn't play nice with the redragon design) and the windows keys were sized differently which didn't fit. Overall though even without using those gold keys my keyboard looks fantastic. The light shines through and even reflects off the gold and with the open design of this keyboard the RGB looks fantastic like this and in the dark. Only other complaints I have are that the keys are a bit to smooth and your fingers can slide right off them and its a bit hard to read them if there isn't a back-light going through them (also not a fan of the font they used on it but i'll let that slide). Overall very solid product especially for how cheap it is and worth it even just for a bit of flair. Its definitely at least a conversation starter!

So I have a USA Filco Ninja Majestouch-2, Tenkeyless keyboard with Cherry MX Blue switches and I love it.These Gold colored keycaps seemed like a great way to add more awesomeness to it so I got it.On the plus side, the keycaps seems well-made and looks like they might retain the gold plating for a while.The gold color catches everyone's attention and people will ask you about it.Issue with blue switch keyboardsMy issue with these keycaps is that the sound signature changes. As you probably know the blue switches are noisy. I had installed the WASD O-Rings (blue colored ones) on my keyboard to reduce the noise. So when I got the gold keycaps I also installed the WASD O-Rings (blue colored ones) on them.Except that, the keys started to sound more metallic / sharp / high pitched if it makes sense - I don't know if it is due to the Gold plating Or PBT itself but the sound became unbearable for long sessions of typing. So I had to go back to the original keycaps on my Filco.May be with a brown switch keyboard this won't be an issue.

For its price it's OK to me. An entire set + a key puller.My S key broke on my Logitech G710+. I replaced it with the UP arrow key, then bought this to replace the remaining allow keys. The color doesn't match the rest of the keyboard, but that was expected.Things I found:- Not immediately easy to click on, was a bit of a struggle.- The keys are slippery, not the best feeling. I wouldn't rely on these for gaming. I replaced all my arrow keys so that they would match, and the removed arrow keys are on stand-by if the WASD key placements break again. The original G710+ keys feel better, there's more of a matte feel to it.I recommend this for non-gaming key replacements. I wouldn't consider replacing all the keys with it if I decided to refresh my Keyboard.

They look very nice however , i am not sure about the feel. Its a bit slippery but that is expected, its more after a few hours of use, its not the most comfortable keys. Its really about the looks, the way the RGB lights appear through it looks really nice. i will be updating pictures soon. They do not feel like good quality for the price so again, its really about the looks here but that is expected with gold plastic keys...Its not like there is a huge selection available neither from other buyers. So to keep it fair, i am overall satisfied with them. I honestly think those would be killer if they were made out of a different material.

I love the new aesthetics it brought to my aging keyboard, the backlighting looks good around the new negative spaces.I had to modify the posts a little bit to work with my spacebar and a few other non standard sized keys.It takes a while to get used to some of the leading edges being gone on the keys, I find it harder to find some keys without looking, and it's a little easier to get lost and have to refind the home keys, again with our looking.

These keys are definitely finger print magnets, I knew that buying them but I do not mind so much. I kept the WADS from the stock keyboard just to help differentiate them. These keys are also very shinny and can be a bit distracting especially with the different light strobe modes on some keyboards. I am not quite used to the layout yet so it has slowed my typing a little bit, not the keyboard's fault though, I have just been using a mac for School and got used to that too much.

If your like me and you use another keyboard layout, mine is DVORAK so when I swapped the keycaps out orignally, they were kind of awkward because now it's inconsistent.So I have decided to give these a go, I love them because not only did they fix my problem I described earlier, these keycaps are far superior to the ones original keyboard, I also love the feel of them as well. The other thing I have to mention is the part were the keycaps are much more shallow so they will alter the sound of the keybourd when you type, for me it made it more pleasant.To conclude this review, I highly recommend these if your willing to try out a new keyboard layout, or simply want to customise your keyboard. The keyboard Layout I would highly recommend to anyone is DVORAK, because I can type for quicker and easier than the standard QWERTY. So I strongly suggest you try it out.