SteelSeries PRISMCAPS - Double Shot Pudding-Style Keycaps - Durable PBT Thermoplastic - Compatible with a Wide Range of Mechanical Keyboards - White

The SteelSeries PRISMCAPS are a great upgrade for my APEX PRO keyboard. The original keycaps that came with the keyboard are a bit slick for my liking and these provide wonderful texture for optimal typing and grip. The double shot PBT material ensures that the keycaps are both durable and resistant to wear, and as mentioned the texture finish provides a pleasant feel during typing or gaming. The translucent design allows RGB lighting to shine through brilliantly, enhancing the visual appeal of the keyboard. Installation was easy, and the keycaps fit securely on the switches. Whether you're a gamer or just someone who spend a lot of time typing, these keycaps are a worthy investment.

The SteelSeries PRISMCAPS are exactly what you’d expect—just keycaps, nothing too special, but they do their job perfectly. I’ve been using them for two years straight, and there’s been zero fading or wear.Durability & FeelMade from PBT thermoplastic, they feel solid and high-quality.No signs of fading, even with heavy daily use.The pudding-style design lets RGB lighting shine through nicely.Final Verdict: Worth It!I’d definitely buy these again, but I know I won’t have to—these keycaps will probably last me a lifetime. If you want durable, long-lasting keycaps, these are a great choice.⭐ 5/5 Stars – Highly Recommended! ⭐

A fantastic set of "pudding" key caps, I spent forever trying to figure out what to get for my corsair K65 pro mini so I'd figure I'd write this in case it helps anyone out.Purely Positive: The keycaps look and feel phenomenal, IMO they significantly improved the sound signature as well, adding just a little bit more "oomph" to the sound of the board.Compatibility, One of the multiple bottom rows included works perfectly (this can be a probably with caps like Hyperx Pudding caps). Now for the issues, none of these are the products fault, corsair did some interesting things with key sizes on this board, the right shift button is entirely nonstandard, none of the keys perfectly fit the space it goes (i just ended up putting a second ctrl key and re-mapping), the only other noticeable issue is the del, pgup, and pgdn are uneven heights, which is due to corsair placement of these keys, not a fault of the caps themselves. Would highly recommend.

I was looking for replacement keys for my Corsair K95 RGB (a version they don't make any more), because I'd literally worn the letters off some of the keys. Problem was, they use a proprietary bottom row, such that many keycap sets just flat won't work because the key widths are different.Enter Steelseries. This set offers extra sets of bottom row keys, including the one that works for my K95. The included keycap-pulling tool made removal of the old set a breeze, and the new ones went on quickly with only moderate pressure required to get them fully seated. None of the caps are loose, and I didn't notice any cracks or separation of layers on any of them.They also look great, and use a nice large (and clear) font that's easily readable at a glance. The font also doesn't include any "breaks" in it like some other keycaps have. The subtle texture on the key surfaces is also a nice touch; they aren't slick but they aren't like sandpaper either.If you're replacing keycaps on an RGB keyboard, definitely give these a look.

positives:- nice looking with reasonable brightness. most of the illumination is in the base, but the lettering brightness isnt bad.- nice textured feel to the keys. It took a little getting used to, but now I like them.- good set of alternate sized caps for the bottom row. everyone should find something that works for them.negatives:- the numpad keycaps are missing the standard alternate symbols (pgup, pgdn, ins, del, etc.). Not a huge deal for most people since they are redundant with the equivalent assigned keys on a full sized keyboard, but they are still missing. I guess you could argue it is a cleaner look with just the numbers.

These keys are great; non-standard keyboard owners rejoice! They were a little more expensive than the Hyper X pudding caps, but the font is better and there are included keys for standard and non-standard bottom rows. The feel is really nice, the home (F and J) keys have the raised bits, and the illumination factor is UNREAL. A picture can't really do justice to the diffusing factor in the white, bottom part of the keys - and yes, these keys still get plenty bright. The finish on the tops have a nice, slightly textured surface so your fingers don't slide. Nitpicking, if you look really closely, you can see a few dim spots in the traces (like the 8's and 0's), and the finish on the outside of the keys isn't perfect. For instance, on the space bar key there are some very small raised bumps on the top anterior of the black portion. These could probably be sanded off, and are most likely a product of how the black and white parts of the keys are molded. Overall, really nice, would buy again. Installed on a Corsair K70 (pictured).