Wit Paars Keycaps Set Cherry Profiel Doubleshot Custom Toetsenbord Keycaps 253 Toetsen voor Cherry MX 60% 65% 70% 75% 95% Mechanische Toetsenborden

They look great

I picked up the Modern Dolch light keycaps for a build because I wasn't sure exactly how I wanted it to look. The kit came packaged well and there were more than enough keys for 2 builds.The quality for the price was excellent, they sound great, feel great and I didn't have issues with any of the printing or coloration as I have seen on others at this price point.I want to note the packaging in a little more detail. It seems a number of sets in this price range some in a bag, everything together getting scratched and also requiring everything to be dumped out to find the keys you need when installing them. These came in multiple trays, like much more expensive sets, making it much easier to find what you needed when building out a keyboard. That ALONE is with quite a bit to me as a builder.Very happy with the overall value of these sets. Are they perfect? No but I've had a couple of sets costing 3 or 4 times as much that were pretty much exactly the same. While I have only been in this hobby for a bout a year thus far I haven't seen a lot of value in spending more the keycaps than the keyboard and switches combined unless you want a particular looked that can't be found anywhere else.Plan to purchase more sets from this vendor as needed.

These caps are clones of the GMK DMG3 set which costs $150. This one is a great alternative that's doubleshot and at a much lower price. Legends for the modifiers is a bit off, but the alphas and such are very clear. I'm happy with saving $100.

This is a great budget cherry set, but there are a few cons. The white keycaps are a dull, light gray as you can see in comparison to my keyboard case which is already off-white. The printing is also inconsistent throughout the entire keycap set, which you can see for example between the 5, 6, and 7 keys. The accent keys are adorable, but their profile is made for the taller keys like the F row, which was disappointing since I wanted to replace some of the alpha keys with them. There is however, no blurriness to the printing which I have heard is an issue with other budget sets.

The title for these said they were green on black but the colorway is more green on darker green.They still look good, sound good, and feel pretty alright for the $25 I spent on them.The sound signature on these is lighter as these are a bit thinner than most sets.The compatibility is really good, coming with plenty of extra keys for those hard to match layouts.

This is a good looking set of keycaps, with a nice feel (with a slight texture to the surface) and sound (mounted on Gateron Quinn switches the smaller keys have a nice tap tap sound, whilst the larger keys give a pleasant thocc), pleasant to type on. Right out of the box it supports ISO and ANSI layouts, including UK layout (including a the £, correct @ key etc) and also Alice layouts as you see in the photo, with the split spacebars and double B keys supplied. It also comes with a choice of 2 colours for the enter key and the cursor keys, either the nice turquoise that I opted for, or a blue to match the other keys. Just to note, no keys in this set are black. There are 3 colours of blue, a dark navy blue (that often appears black in photos), a mid blue and the turquoise. The one thing I will mention is that there is no traditional "windows" key, so you have to chose from one of the less usual keys for this function (hence the App key I chose to use).