Category: Keycaps
The texture on these PBT caps is perfect—slightly matte and grippy without feeling rough. I swapped out my old ABS set and the typing sound is noticeably deeper and more satisfying.
Finally got these on my board and the PBT texture is noticeably more satisfying than stock ABS, with a crisp sound. The full 133-key coverage was a relief since my weird layout is usually missing a few mods.
Installed these on my daily driver yesterday and the thick PBT feels much more solid than the thin ABS caps I had before. The dye-sub legends are crisp and perfectly aligned, exactly what I wanted for a clean office setup.
The texture on these is exactly what I was hoping for — that subtle matte finish feels great under my fingers. Was pleasantly surprised by how many extra keys are included for odd layouts. Typing feel is solid and the legends are crisp.
Installed these on my work board and the low-profile LSA profile makes typing feel much more natural than my old Cherry set. The light gray and white colorway looks clean without being boring, and all 133 keys were included so I could cover a full layout.
I've been hunting for a set that doesn't shine after a few weeks, and these dye-subs are holding up beautifully with crisp legends. The stepped caps lock and scooped homing keys made my transition to an ortho layout much smoother than I expected.
Took a chance on the LSA profile for my first build, and the typing feel is noticeably more comfortable than the standard OEM set I was using. The dye-sub legends are crisp and the PBT texture gives a nice, non-slip grip. Really happy with how clean the full set looks on my board.
Coming from OEM and Cherry profiles, I was surprised how much more comfortable these LSA caps feel for long typing sessions—the sculpt is subtle but makes a clear difference. The dye-sub legends are crisp and the PBT texture has just the right amount of grip without being rough.
Switching from a cheap OEM set to these was night and day. The thick double-shot legends feel clean and crisp, and the full 137-key kit covered my oddball layout without any missing caps. The low-profile profile took maybe an hour to get used to, but now my typing feels faster and more precise.
I was worried the light gray and white combo would look cheap in person, but the PBT material has a nice, subtle texture that feels premium. The full 133 keys covered my odd layout perfectly, and the dye-sub legends are crisp even on the smaller modifier keys.