HK GAMING Custom Keycaps | Dye Sublimation PBT Keycap Set for Mechanical Keyboard | 139 Keys | Cherry Profile | ANSI US-Layout | Compatible with Cherry MX, Gateron, Kailh, Outemu | Bow

It's a dye-sub PBT keycap set. It feels a little thin and the edges on the underside of the keys is a little rough. The font is clear, the profile easy, the sound pretty good and the feel is actually quite good. In addition it has 1U keys for the right hand FUNC/WIN keys (albeit it doesn't have a 1U alt) and it has the 1.25U right hand shift key making it perfect for the GMMK Pro. And it's £40. I'll say that again. It's FORTY QUID. Razer has a £30 PBT set that is superior in quality but doesn't have the right bottom row size, Steelseries has the excellent PrismCaps at £30 but again, not the correct shift or bottom row, whilst the (still not out yet) GMMK ISO keys will be £52 when they come out, plus delivery. So £40 (with free delivery)? Yeah. Oh and this key set comes in a suite of colours. So: Yeah.

Fantastic set, legends are printed perfectly, feel and sound is fantastic. One slight issue, there's no 1u right ctrl key, so I had to sub in the 1u win key instead

I love the colour scheme of these and got them to replace the original keycaps on my 8 year old non-rgb Corsair K70. They look fantastic and I love the feel. Hopefully will get another 8 years on this keyboard with them. They were great value in the deal I got them in. Definitely recommend. The keyboard I have has a 6.5U space-bar and the set only comes with 6.25U and 7U so I had to keep the original one. The profile however is lower on these cherry style keys so to stop it sticking out above the other keys I mounted the space-bar upside down which actually feels more ergonomic anyway and is a popular choice by mechanical keyboard users.

Ordered these for my Keychron K8 to replace the stock keycaps. The K8 originally had OEM profiled keys, these are Cherry profile. Personally, I find Cherry much more comfortable to type on than OEM, so this suit my purposes. They are also PBT, which has a better feel to me than the ABS plastic keycaps which originally came with the board. A major letdown (especially for the price) is the quality of the finishing and the legends. Please see the attached pictures. Each and every key has rough finishing at the edges, which is very obvious when backlit by the LEDs on this keyboard. Additionally, the legends look fine from far away but look smudged and indistinct from up close (see the smudge at the top of the vertical pipe character). One thing which is good is that this base set comes comes with the ISO layout and UK layout specific keys. However, the legends for the 2 and the 3 don't match the rest of the number row -- the numbers are bolder and they are misaligned relative to the rest. All in all, a fair value probably be fine for my relatively budget build. However, I would not recommend this to someone who has a more expensive build and is looking for actual quality keycaps.

I have the Razer Blackwidow Elite keyboard. I recently went down the rabbit hole of custom keyboards, switches and keycaps. But I didn't want to shell out a bunch of money when i knew that my current keyboard was still in great condition, i was just getting bored of the look of it. So i bought the Beta set of keycaps. My word. What a difference. It feels like a totally knew keyboard and feels amazing. They have that sweet retro vibe mixed in with the rotary buttons of the razer. It's a nice mix, it isn't that jarring and i think i did the best thing before diving headfirst into a custom base and switch set. The keycaps are really great quality for the price you pay for them. They have a very subtle grain texture too them which is nice. I wholly recommend these for anyone tempted with customising their keyboard. It's a great start.

I purchased the Beta colourway, as much as I like the Keychron K2 ( my favourite keyboard, although the GM610 is a cracking little board for little money). I found the K2 quite boring, I also like the Diego’s Fusion for its retro looks (but it’s dear and hasn’t got the best sound), so I decided to go for a retro look for the K2. The key caps are of excellent quality, and have a great feel. I’m also pleased they supply keycaps that also support the ISO layout and support Mac too. My only issue is the price, which seems a lot for a set of keycaps. Would I recommend them? Yes I would

When it comes to custom mechanical keyboards the two biggest turnoffs tend to be price and availability. For a desirable keycap set you can be paying over £150 and waiting a year or longer. However with these you get recognisable sets at an incredibly reasonable price which are in stock ready to ship. There's pretty much nothing to dislike other than the intellectual property grey-area that is ripping off community keycap sets. The caps are thick, the legends look good and the included layout compatibility is excellent, UK ISO is often a rarity among cheap keycaps. The colours leave a little to be desired, but since Muted is a set that will never be run again I'm happy to make the compromise. Unfortunately the 7u spacebar I recieved is completely unusable, I presume that warping is the issue and it means that the stabilisers are being squeezed together making the spacebar incredibly sluggish. This problem is not incredibly uncommon on PBT keycaps, but it's definitely worth keeping in mind. I'm definitely recommending these to friends who don't want to sink too much money into the hobby, or those who are just looking for a cheap set to fill out their new board.

Top-quality UK ISO keycaps. Very clear characters, nice smooth surface and great colours.