Category: Keycaps
The dye on these feels really deep and crisp — the blue letters pop beautifully against the grey. They’re a tiny bit smoother than my old PBT set, but that actually makes typing feel faster. Overall, exactly the look I was going for on my Q1.
The dye-sub legends are super crisp and the grey-white-blue colorway looks even better than it did on my screen. Swapped these onto my daily driver and the PBT texture feels great under my fingers, no shine yet.
Was pleasantly surprised by the thickness of these keycaps — they feel much sturdier than my old set. The grey and white color scheme looks great against the blue lettering, and they fit perfectly on my Q2 with zero wobble.
The icy blue legends are crisp and the PBT texture feels slightly grippier than my old set, which helps on long typing sessions. Took a few minutes to sort the caps for my Q1 layout, but everything fit perfectly without any warping.
Typed on these for a week and the dye-sub legends are impressively crisp, no fading or wear yet. The PBT texture feels dense but not rough, which is exactly what I wanted for a daily driver.
The blue accents really pop against the grey, and the dye-sub legends are perfectly sharp with no fuzziness. I’ve been typing on these for a week and the PBT texture feels much more durable than the stock ABS set I replaced.
I was pleasantly surprised by how crisp and consistent the legends are across all the keys, no wonky alignment anywhere. The texture has just enough grip without feeling rough, and the grey base makes the blue accents stand out nicely.
The blue accent keys really pop against the grey, giving my board a clean retro look. I was worried about the thickness, but these feel solid and the sound is much deeper than my old set.
Swapped out my stock keycaps for these and the difference in typing feel is night and day—the dye-sub legends are crisp, and the blue accents really pop against the grey. The PBT texture has just enough grit to keep my fingers from slipping during long sessions.
My first set of dye-sub PBT keycaps, and the texture is that perfect fine grit that feels more solid than the cheap ABS sets I've used before. The grey and blue tones are slightly muted in person, exactly what I wanted for a clean desk look.