Keychronus

Finally got these on my board and the dye-sub legends are crisp even on the darker keys. The cherry profile feels lower and more stable than OEM, which I prefer for typing. A solid upgrade that matches the price.

The dye-sub legends are crisp and deep, not a hint of fading after a month of daily typing. Even the 1.75u shift for my 1800 layout was included, which was a nice surprise. Finally got that satisfying cherry-profile thock without breaking the bank.

The 140-key set covered my full-size board with zero compatibility issues. I've been typing on them for a week now and the cherry profile feels noticeably more natural than OEM, definitely a step up from my previous set.

The dye-sub legends are crisp and the Cherry profile feels just right for long typing sessions. The 140-key set covered my full-sized board perfectly.

Installing them was surprisingly easy, and the dye-sub legends are crisp and clean with no blurring. The PBT texture feels great under my fingers during long typing sessions.

Finally found a set where the PBT texture actually feels substantial and not cheaply thin. The cherry profile is lower than I'm used to but makes typing feel more snappy and precise.

Finally got these mounted on my board and the texture is perfect — not too smooth, not too rough. The cherry profile feels noticeably more comfortable for long typing sessions than OEM. Colors are exactly as pictured, nice and muted.

I was a bit worried about the dye-sub fading, but after a week of heavy typing, the legends are still crisp. The extra 40-key coverage is a lifesaver for my full custom layout.

I was worried the dye-sub legends might look fuzzy, but they're perfectly crisp on these keys. The full 140-key set covered my 75% board with extras to spare, and the cherry profile is a nice in-between height.

The PBT texture feels noticeably more dense and premium than my previous ABS set, and the 140 keys covered every layout whim I had. They slide on smoothly with no wobble at all.