Keychronus

The blue color is exactly like the product photos, and the texture feels a bit rough in a good way. I appreciate that it came with extra keycaps for my K2 Pro layout.

The PBT texture feels so much nicer than the stock ABS keycaps on my Q1; the dye-sub legends are crisp and perfectly centered too. They fit all the weird sizes without any wobble at all.

Finally got these on my V2 and the blue shade is exactly what I was hoping for—pops without being neon. The dye-sub legends are crisp and the PBT texture feels noticeably more solid than the stock ABS.

I’ve been using this set on my K2 for a few weeks and the PBT texture is noticeably more comfortable than the stock ABS. The blue shade has a nice muted tone that doesn’t look cheap.

The blue color is exactly what I wanted, and the dye-sub legends are crisp and clean. I especially like how the PBT texture feels more matte and less slippery than ABS over long typing sessions.

I swapped these into my V1 and the thicker PBT material really dampened the usual hollow echo I was getting from the stock caps. The dye-sub legends are crisp and show no signs of fading after a week of heavy typing.

The blue color is exactly as shown in the photos, and the PBT texture feels noticeably more durable than the ABS set that came with my keyboard. The legends are crisp with no weird blurring, and they fit perfectly on my V1 with no wobble.

Finally, keycaps that actually have all the right keys for my Q2 Pro layout—no weird gaps or mismatched sizes. The blue dye-sub lettering is crisp and the PBT feels denser than the stock set I was using.

The textured PBT surface feels noticeably better than the ABS caps I was using before, and the dye-sub legends are crisp and clean. These fit perfectly on my 75% board for a clean, uniform look.

The deep blue color is exactly what my setup needed, and the PBT texture feels noticeably more premium than my old ABS caps. The larger font on the dye-sub legends makes the keys easy to read even in dim light.