EPOMAKER Iceberg 126 Keys PBT XDA Profile Keycaps Set with Japanese Hiragana for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard, ANSI Layout, Compatible with Cherry Gateron Kailh Otemu MX Structure

It's probably my favourite Epomaker keycap set. The hight is perfect, the colours are so beautiful and the sound is fantastic! l hope they will make more keycap sets with this profile format!The keys have a slight beige very light brown tint so it isn't paper white. It is higher than XDA set so if you're looking to mix and match, it's a no go! The novelty keys are super cute and goes well with my Epomaker Ajazz ac081 keyboard! I will probably use these for a loooooooooong time!The keycaps are nice and thick and the feel and quality is amazing and the cute font is great too.It doesn't have backlit (in case it wasn't noticed) But I personally like it like that.If you're looking for something cute with a lot of personality, I would definitely recommend this set!(I'm not sure why it says this is for the bubble keycap set, but it's not)TLDR : Cuteness overload, you should totally get it!

I love these keycaps. They are adorable. The pink is a little darker in person than I was expecting but I've checked and it does match the pictures. I've been using them for a few months now and have no issues with any build quality. The prints are still in perfect condition too. I'm really pleased with the addition of an ISO enter key, but beware that there are some UK layout keys that are missing. I know the layout of my keyboard by feel so this isn't an issue for me, but if you need to check your keyboard to know where the @ symbol is, or the £ symbol, I'd steer clear. It does come with a few extra keycaps in different colours for extra customisation too.

I'm mostly a Epomaker fan, they seem vey adept at making mostly good products with a focus on value, but every once in a while they will do something to Rustle My Jimmies and these keycaps are no exception.....You see, even with a few minor issues, these MDA Epomaker keycaps at around 20 pounds should and would have walked away with a 5 star rating.Unfortunately for Epomaker there is a large dark cloud on the horizon when it comes to these Polar MDA keycaps.Major issue:The main problem is that these keycaps are blatantly NOT MDA profile.The reason I'm convinced and know they're not is because I already own some Epomaker Theory MDA keycaps and have taken pictures to show clear differences.My previous MDA Epomaker keycaps are clearly shorter with a slightly different curvature on the surface.The Epomaker Theory keycaps even have MDA printed in the inside while these Polar keycaps have RD11 printed inside.(So not the MDA I'm looking for.......)Having compared them to JSA, Cherry, XDA and MDA profile keycaps I'm still none the wiser in deciphering what on Earth these actually are?(Answers on a postcard please although I have emailed Sherlock Holmes and Glarses...)Minor issues:Even without the profile confusion the colour of these keycaps are more of a light matcha green than the icey blue portrayed. I've taken a picture to show this albeit the colour accuracy will depend on your display although even if your display colour isn't perfect you should still be able to see the difference in the colour portrayed as opposed to the colour received.Another minor quibble is that some of the letters are slighly uneven in height, this isn't easily noticable but those that have owned as many keycap sets as myself will easily spot this.Last but not lest, one of the arrow keys was missing; not the end of the world for me as I was planing to use different colour arrow keys but it would have been most vexing if I was planning to use them!The Good:While it seems that I have somewhat laid into these keycaps the following good points have saved these from being sent back.First we have a fantastic price coupled with the fact these are very well machined with a mostly smooth finish while the packaging is good too!Next we have a nice thickness that will add a more deeper sound to your keyboard and of course there are plenty of keycaps/novelties provided.But one of the main reasons I will be keeping these is that printing on the Alphas are incredibly bold and not only look great but feel very good to type on.The surface is not too smooth, or rough, but that perfect inbetween just like the porridge Goldilocks finally settled on.Final thoughts:For those that can deal with the minor and not so minor issues mentioned then these keycaps will be a winner and a nice upgrade over generic keycaps; however these are still at lest one tier below the likes of Akko and Drop keycaps.That being said I much prefer PBT over ABS.So 4 stars it is although Epomaker can consider themselves very lucky I didn't dock them another star for the minor issues combined with the profile debacle.

I’ve wanted these Alice keycaps for the longest time and finally got them on sale. The colours are so nice and the print is high quality. The only improvement I can think of is if the letters were shine through for the rgb but that’s just my personal preference.

Have a cat named Mia. How great is this keyboard? :)Great keys. Only issue is that my rt100 didn’t have a zero for the 10 key. Otherwise all good. Makes me smile every time I see it.

Really great keyboard at a very reasonable price. Comes with a key-lifter to make swapping keys easy. Great colour and very satisfying keyboard to use. My daughter loves it!

This set is missing a few ISO keys, which includes:2 "3 £' @| \¬ `However the set contains the ~ # key and the enter key.This is quite disappointing as it advertises itself as ISO compatible.There are a hilarious amount of alternate delete, end and page down keys. Which makes me wonder why they couldn't have included more ISO keys.The keycap texture is grainy. This is a personal issue as I prefer the feeling of my stock PBT keycaps which are smoother.The legends are clear and aligned well.The colours are pleasant and the images on certain keys are clear as well. There are not many black/purple PBT sets so this one is satisfactory.The arrow keys have a strange profile, where the top of the down key is taller than the bottom of the up key, which causes a slight disturbance.The sound of the keycaps are thocky as they are somewhat thick.Overall this set is worth the money if you are using an ANSI keyboard, as the full set accommodates the layout and it is good quality in this price bracket.Keyboard in the picture is a Keychron Q6 with Gateron brown switches.