YMDKDye Sub ZDA PBT Keycap Similar to XDA for MX Keyboard 104 87 61 Melody 96 KBD75 ID80 GK64 Tada68（Only Keycap） (Red Samurai)

Hey there, just wanted to share some thoughts on the "Matcha Dye Sub ZDA PBT Keycap"s. I've had these bad boys for a while now, and they've been a dream to use.First up, installation was a breeze. Seriously, it was smooth sailing all the way. y'know?The texture of the keycaps is a nice smoothy matte finish, which I truly appreciate. Once they were in place, they just felt right,The cherry on top? The Hangul on the caps. I'm trying to learn Korean, and these have been a massive help.All in all, I'm loving these keycaps. They're a great addition to my setup.

These are great. Good looking keycap, no issues with the quality or print. The light keys have a slight orange hue (it's not like cream cream colored) which some people might not like but overall, it's looks fantastic. Also, it's a bit hard to find good XDA profile keycaps of this color set so I'm more than happy with them.

I got it right after the Mario movie. Looks great and feels great, I would suggest a cream-sounding switch to make it sound and look great, I have blue switches on. sometimes, the letter isn't registered properly, that's probably the keyboard itself.

From great packaging to excellent quality, these Keycaps are a winner for anyone who likes Animal Crossing. The plastic packaging secured the keycaps and kept them in order despite me accidentally shaking them as I tried to clear space to take them out.Pro tip: Cut open on the right side vertically and slide one row out at a time. Super easy to get them all out and keep them in order. I was able to pop these onto my keyboard in 5 minutes.They are double shot and the weight is good making them not feel cheap. Makes my GMMK 2 TKL keyboard feel thoccy and cute.10/10 recommend. Very happy I bought these.

The overall look of these keycaps is just beautiful. The colors are just the right shade and the orange lettering matches the body color of the solid orange keys very nicely.The "warning" symbols are really neat and can be used for lots of different things. I used one of the skulls as a delete key.Most importantly, the texture and overall feel of these keycaps is excellent. They feel good to type on and make a pleasant "thock" type sound as you use them. I had another set of PBT keycaps on my Keychron K8 before these. Those older keycaps were fine, but surprisingly didn't feel nearly as good as these do.I've never had a ZDA profile keycap before. It's unusual in profile. It's rather flat and with the keyboard angled (with it's feet extended) the key profile almost seems concave. The lower keys seem to be just slightly recessed into the keyboard compared to the middle keys. When looking at the side view that does not seem to be the case though. It's some kind of optical illusion I think. The point is that the profile is quite different than Cherry. But they are very nice to use so far. I've only been typing on them for a few days, but I am hopeful that I will keep enjoying them long term.Right now, I'm calling these highly recommended.

I'm writing this review about 6 months after I've gotten this set, and while I haven't daily driven it the entire time, I've used it frequently enough to think I can call it a long-term review.This set of keycaps really surprised me for their value proposition. The colors are kind of dull, but I preferred that for this kit. The legends are all around surprisingly crisp with a few errors in thickness on a couple keycaps, mostly on the modifier keys which have smaller text. They also don't sound horrible, maybe a bit thin on the sound since they are generally short and thin keycaps, but that doesn't matter much to me since they are on a build with silent linears. The texture is also almost chalky, where it doesn't feel smooth like marble, but it's not gritty like a typical PBT keycap, and I also really kind of like it for this build specifically.The uniform profile does come with the perk of being adaptable for almost any layout, and personally putting the numpad numbers on the number row so that it doesn't show !@#$%^&*() and is just 1234567890 really builds the aesthetic more on my 65% board. The only other things I would want out of the kit are the pipe (| \) and tilde (~`) key to have alternates in the dark green, and maybe more traditional arrow keys. The novelties are kinda cute, too, I guess. The stepped caps is also an interesting shape that I unfortunately don't get to experience on this board. Even the several extra unique width spacebar caps are a neat touch. Uniform isn't my preferred profile, but my typing isn't totally hindered by it either.If you have a build that goes well with these caps and you don't mind a flat, uniform profile, say a split or ortholinear keyboard, for $40 it's really a decent value proposition.

These keycaps are absolutely amazing, used them to replace the ABS keycaps on my Tecware Phantom 87. It’s got a nice design, feels good on the fingers, and best of all, it’s relatively cheap compared to many other high-quality keycaps from big brands. Would definitely recommend these to anyone looking to upgrade their setup. The only two complaints I have are that the Mario keycap came in a bit scuffed, and the space bar had a light scratch mark to it. Minor complaints, but should still be mentioned.

Están muy bien las teclas. Se sienten de muy buena calidad. Están gruesas. se ve muy bien el alfebato coreano.

It took a little longer to arrive. The keycaps are of lovely shape and color.

I've purchased 2 or 3 YMDK keycap sets over the years. A DSA Dolch, OEM Carbon, and another OEM set I can't recall the name of. I've always gone in with lower expectations, because these sets are on average 1/3 the price of something from Maxkeys, Drop, or PMK/SP. This set is a little more pricey, but not really.So low expectations going in; I'm not expecting some high quality caps, not for this price.What I got were some nice PBT caps, in a really unique colourway, with really clear legends, and a great selection of novelty caps. They're not as thick as high quality options. They're dye sub, not doubleshot; but they're not pad printed either. The profile is unique, like a taller DSA or XDA.Material wise, PBT, with a slight textured surface. I wish they were a little thicker, but they still feel good. O-rings might improve that feel. They're not thin, like really cheap caps, with that terrible vibration feeling you can get on cheap caps. They do have some irregular bottom edges; nothing huge, but if you're a perfectionist, you'll notice.Colourway is great. I like it. Exactly like the pictures. You'll like it, or you won't. The novelty keycaps are nicely done as well.Legends are crisp and clear, and this is where I'm seeing the biggest improvement. Older sets were pad printed, and blurry. Legends would wear off. These are really crisp and sharp. The images on the novelty caps are likewise really well printed. I cannot stress how much nicer the legends are on these caps as compared to older YMDK sets.The profile.. I'm not sure yet. I don't mind DSA on a gaming board, but not a big fan for typing. It would have been nice to see this colourway available in SA or MT3, even Cherry profile. They are taller than DSA, which is nice. There is no row scultping also like DSA. They are a little more scooped spherically than DSA, which I really like. I've installed them on a 65% board that is mainly used for gaming, and I expect they will be perfect for that.TL;DR - YMDK has really stepped up quality, with nicer materials, thicker caps, and much better legends. The colourway is unique and vibrant. The profile is interesting, and I think for anyone into DSA, it will be liked. There are some minor molding imperfections on the bottom edges of some caps. Overall, very much worth the money.

These keycaps look so good and they feel good when typing. Would highly recommend

Pretty good keycaps for the money. Characters are printed on well and don’t look like they will fade too much. Russian characters are pretty accurate so happy with that. Colours are a little off from the photos though.