Keychronus

The dye-sub legends are crisp and clean, and the full 140-key set covered my 75% board perfectly. I was pleasantly surprised by the subtly textured PBT finish—it gives a solid, premium feel that reduces shine over time.

The cherry profile is really comfortable for long typing sessions, and the dye-sub legends are crisp and perfectly aligned. Nice to have all 140 keys for my odd layouts.

The PBT texture feels noticeably denser and more matte than my old ABS set, and the thick cherry profile makes typing much more comfortable for long sessions.

Took a chance on this set to match my white keyboard and the texture is surprisingly nice for the price. The Cherry profile feels just right for typing, and the 140 keys covered my full layout without any gaps.

Finally found a keycap set that covers my Q1's odd bottom row without any gaps. The dye-sub legends are crisp and the cherry profile feels lower and more stable than OEM for typing.

The PBT texture feels slightly grainy in a good way, and the thicker plastic makes the typing sound deeper than my old caps. The spacebar came perfectly straight, no warping at all.

The muted pastel tones give my keyboard a clean retro look, and the thicker PBT material feels much more solid than my old ABS set. I especially like that the legends are crisply printed and haven’t shown any wear after a few weeks of daily typing.

The texture is noticeably different from my old set — slightly textured and not slippery at all. It fits my standard ANSI board perfectly and the all-pink color scheme is way more fun than I expected.

I was worried the PBT texture might be too rough, but it's actually got a nice, smooth matte feel that's perfect for long typing sessions. The full 140-key set covered my odd layout board without any missing caps.

The dye-sub legends are incredibly crisp and should last forever, and the PBT texture feels pleasantly matte right out of the box. I appreciate that the 140-key set covered my 75% board with plenty of extras for future builds.