PBT Keycaps Side Printed Thick Cherry MX Key Caps Non-Backlit OEM Profile for 61/87/104/108 MX Switches Mechanical Gaming Keyboard(Earl Red)

EDIT: I have decided to update the rating to 5 stars, since the missmatch problem is more due to me using a LatinAmerican Spanish keyboard than the manufacturer's fault. The Standard 102 layout states that both \| and ~# should never be together in one keyboard, so it must be a problem of the LatinAmerican layout for including an extra cap.Bought these caps to replace the stock ones on my HyperX Alloy FPS.Caps arrived inside a cardboard box, inserted in two hard foam plates. No cap was loose at arrival. The set includes a keycap puller.Quality of plastic and lettering is good. No evident problem with quality of both. One cap had a small dot on the side, but minimal and very weak. Caps feels textured and nice to the touch. Sound is less echo/ish than stock ones.Overall I'm very pleased with this purchase. My only complain is that one cap doesn't matches the symbol that my keyboard outputs under US International English language outputs with windows 10.The missmatch is explained on the pictures below.It would be very nice if the seller could provide this specific cap for my use, and also include it on future sets to avoid issues (thinking in that small % of users with latin american spanish keyboards using english keycaps).As a reference, my keyboard is Latin American Spanish layout. I'm ok using US english int input as default.

When I first looked at these, I wasn't sure what a "SeMi" profile was, and it took some digging to find out. The "SeMi" profile key appears to be a hybrid between an 'SA' profile and an 'OEM' profile. It's not quite as tall as a SA profile, but R2 is taller than OEM. I bought these to use on a IBM Model "M" mechanical keyboard build that I was doing and used them on a 108-key MK Typist chassis with heavy mods to it (i.e. new internals, sound attenuation and numerous other mods). For $26 bucks these key caps are really nice. I also wanted a set of key caps which were side-printed as I intend to put vinyl decals for an engineering software application on the tops of the keys. The orange, grey and black looks really cool and the finished product looks awesome.

Color isn't that strong but if you like full matte this is for you. All other quality is top notch.

Been wanting to change my keycaps for a while now and also wanted them to be side printed. The keycaps arrived well packaged. They look nice and feel alright for me. I also wanted to learn how to type in Korean so I got stickers and put them on top.

Keys look and feel great. I didnt read the part that it only fits certain keyboard layouts. Although almost all the keys fit fine, the windows and alt keys were a bit wider than that was normally on my corsair keyboard. Thats my fault tho, but the keys do include 4 blank single spaced caps which helped. The spacebar did not fit unfortunately. if you have a corsair keyboard, id recommend double checking the sizing and mounting.Caps however did fit perfectly on the cherry mx switches, no problem whatsoever there, wouldnt buy another set for a corsair, but if i was making a custom build, these are great keycaps especially for the price, love the matte finish.if you do have RGB or lighting on your keyboard, the light will penetrate through the RED keycaps, which i do not prefer.

Awesome key caps. They came quickly and with a nice number of spare keys. Especially helpful since my keyboard has an odd layout! Feel good, look great, would recommend !

TL;DR: Keycaps look great from far away, but up close has quality issues: edges are not straight, printed lettering is bad (especially on the dark blue keycaps). Overall, these have a pretty rough surface, I'm not a fan but they are passable.For reference, I'm using these on a Mistel X-VIII which come stock with double shot PBT keycaps which are smooth to the touch, feel great and have excellent fit and finish. I just wanted a different color scheme and bought this keycap set which unfortunately pales in comparison to the stock caps.While custom keycaps are a bit of a niche product, they are becoming more mainstream. A quick Amazon search will bring up double shot PBT keycaps from big name brands like HyperX and Razer for under $30. That been said, the cost of "custom" keycaps are becoming less reasonable unless they can match the quality set by such mainstream brands.My biggest issue with these keycaps is the letter printing on the dark blue keys. They are printed with a light blue lettering instead of a pure white lettering. I have two thoughts on this: One, this could have been avoided if the keycaps were double shot PBT instead of printed and would have made this a higher quality product. Two: Some other Amazon reviews show pictures of white lettering so I'm unsure if my batch was printed when they were running low on white ink (which implies quality assurance issues). The light blue coloring makes it hard to see (it creates the illusion that the letters are 'out of focus' due to a lack of contrast in the colors). They give off the appearance of overused faded ABS keycaps.Up close, the character font isn't particularly great either, the characters appears to be quite a bit taller than it is wide. It creates sort of stretched out appearance. The print quality isn't great, I have a picture comparing the control, windows and alt keys between the stock Mistel keycaps and these keycaps. Printed letters simply can't match double shot key cap letter quality.My final gripe with the set is that the fit and finish of the keycaps aren't good. These aren't my first aftermarket PBT keycaps so I'm not new to the finishing issues on the edges of PBT keycaps, however, as seen in some of my pictures (bottom of the Delete, End, PgDn) or the white keys on the numpad (0 and Del): the finish of the edges are a little uneven.As a last note, the feel of the PBT caps are on the rough side (typical of cheaper PBT keycaps, but this is a little more rough than I'm used to). For reference I have multiple NKPC sets and the Mistel stock caps.