Keychronus

The dye-sub legends are crisp and should hold up well over time. I swapped these onto my board and the Cherry profile feels significantly more comfortable for long typing sessions.

Finally, a full set that actually fits my QMK board without missing keys—the cherry profile feels much more comfortable for long typing sessions compared to OEM. The dye-sub legends are crisp and haven't faded at all after a month of daily use, and that pixel sunset fade from warm orange to deep purple is exactly what my desk needed.

The color gradient is way more subtle and pleasant in person than it looked online, and the dye-sub legends are crisp right out of the box. They feel slightly textured and solid on the switches, no wobble at all.

Finally, a keycap set that covers all those weird bottom row sizes without leaving gaps. The colors are exactly as pictured, a warm gradient that brightens up my desk, and the PBT texture is a nice matte feel under my fingers.

The colors are even more vibrant in person than on screen, and I love how the dye-sub legends are perfectly crisp. The full 139-key set gave me plenty of spares for my 75% board, which was a nice surprise. Typing feels solid and a bit deeper than my old ABS set.

The colors are much more vibrant in person than on the screen, and the PBT texture feels great under my fingers. The set came with plenty of extra keys, which made installing it on my 75% board a breeze.

Installed these on my daily board and the texture feels fantastic—nice matte finish that’s not slippery at all. The 139-key coverage meant I could even fill my odd-sized bottom row without any gaps.

The colors are even warmer in person than on screen, and the dye-sub legends are crisp with no blurring. I swapped them onto my board and instantly loved how the thicker PBT material dampens the sound compared to stock ABS.

The Cherry profile feels perfect under my fingers for long typing sessions, and I love that the dye-sub legends are already crisp even after a month of heavy use. The gradient from soft pink to deep purple is exactly what I wanted for my daily driver.

The colors are even more vibrant in person than on the product page, and the dye-sub legends are crisp with no fuzziness at all. I swapped these onto my daily driver and the Cherry profile feels much more stable for typing than OEM ever did.