Vintage Stamp - Cherry Profile Dye-Sub PBT Volledige Keycap Set

The dye-sub legends are crisp and the PBT texture gives a satisfying matte feel—much better than the ABS set I had before. The 140-key coverage means I could fill my full-size board with no gaps.

The Cherry profile feels noticeably lower and more sculpted than my old OEM set, and the dye-sub legends on these PBT caps are crisp with no fading so far. The retro stamp design gives my board a unique look that stands out from the usual gamer aesthetic.

The full 140-key set covered my oddball layout perfectly right out of the box. I’m really impressed by the crisp, retro look of the cherry profile and how satisfying the deep dye-sub legends feel under my fingers. Just wish I’d bought these sooner.

The dye-sub printing on these keycaps is incredibly crisp, and I love how the vintage cherry profile gives my typing a satisfyingly deep sound. The 140-key set covered my full ANSI board perfectly, no compatibility issues at all.

The PBT texture feels noticeably grippier than stock ABS caps, and the retro cherry profile makes typing feel instantly more comfortable. I swapped them onto my Q1 and every row sits perfectly flat—no wobble or uneven heights. The vintage stamp design gives the whole board a warm, classic look that photos don't do justice.

The dye-sublimation on these keycaps is incredibly crisp, and the vintage cherry profile feels satisfyingly solid under my fingers. I swapped out a cheap ABS set and the difference in typing comfort is night and day.

The delivery took a bit, but once installed, the dye-sub legends are incredibly crisp and the Cherry profile feels just right for long typing sessions. The 140-key set covered my odd layout perfectly, and the muted vintage tones give my board a classic look I really appreciate.

The cherry profile feels much more comfortable to type on than the OEM ones I used before. The dye-sub legends are crisp and the retro print is beautiful.

The 140-key coverage is a lifesaver for my Q Pro—no awkward gaps on the bottom row. The dye-sub legends are crisp and the retro color scheme really pops against a white board.

The Cherry profile feels noticeably lower and more comfortable for long typing sessions compared to the OEM ones I used before. The PBT material has a nice dry texture that doesn't get shiny, and the dye-sub legends are crisp with no blurring. I'm really happy with how the retro color scheme looks on my board.