Weirdo Ghost Gang - Conjunto Completo de Teclas PBT com Perfil Cherry e Sublimação

These Cherry profile keycaps feel noticeably deeper and more consistent than my old OEM set, and having 140 keys gave me enough spares for my odd layouts.

I was worried the dye-sub printing might wear off, but after a month of daily typing it still looks crisp and the cherry profile is comfortable for long sessions.

The PBT texture feels way nicer than the cheap ABS caps I had before, and the ghost-themed colors pop without being too loud. Managed to fit them on my 65% with zero issues thanks to the 140-key count.

The dye-sub legends are crisp and should last forever, and the full 140-key set covered my odd layout without needing extra packs. The cherry profile feels lower and more controlled than OEM, which I actually prefer for typing accuracy.

The dye-sub printing is crisp and the cherry profile feels lower and more stable than the OEM set I was using before. The colors are exactly as shown on the page, with a nice muted, slightly retro vibe.

The 140-key count means I can cover my odd-sized boards without hunting for extras. The dye-sub legends are super crisp, and the cherry profile is comfortable for long typing sessions.

The cherry profile feels lower and more stable than the OEM ones I used before, and the PBT texture is noticeably grainier.

Finally a full set with all the weirdo novelties I actually want to use. The 140 keys cover my 65% and TKL boards easily, and the cherry profile feels just right under my fingers.

The colors are way more vibrant in person than on screen—the ghost faces have this nice crisp detail. I’ve been swapping them onto my daily driver and the 140-key coverage means I didn’t have to leave any modifiers mismatched. It’s a solid upgrade from my old set.

I love how the Cherry profile feels more scooped than OEM — my fingers just glide and land right in the center of each key. The PBT texture has that subtle matte grip that doesn’t get shiny after a few weeks of typing.