XVX Shine Through Keycaps -133 Keys Cherry Profile Double Shot PBT Keycaps Compatible for 60%/75%/100% Retro Gaming Mechanical Keyboard-Coffee Brown

The keycaps are great quality for the price. I added them to my Aula F108 keyboard with caramel latte linear switches and they’re the perfect creamy sound and feel for my taste. I’ve had issues with other “creamy” keycaps where the spacebar makes a pingy sound but thankfully the space bar in this set doesn’t do that. One thing to note is the markers are aligned at the top of the keycap. If your switches have south facing lights the backlight won’t be as bright as the product pictures. The arrows on my number pad are brighter than the rest of the keys because they’re aligned at the bottom of the keycap. I flipped my 1, 2, and 3 keys upside down to demonstrate my point. It’s not a dealbreaker for me so I still enjoy these keycaps but I thought I would mention it in case that detail is important to you.

I am no keycap expert. I modded a cheap Redragon 552 Kumara keyboard and these sounded better than the original caps when comparing them to the same switches. They are a little shorter in depth which allow some RGB though the bottom of the caps, however, I think this looks great, and the price was good as well. Went ahead and purchased another set for another K552 for a second mod with different color scheme.

These are really nice. Feel: They are definitely stiff. They don't have a soft feel to them, but it's not bad either. Sound: Due to the harder plastic, i'd say it has more of a higher pitched sound when bottoming out the keys. Not horrible though. Quality: I do not see any bleeding of the dye on the lighter lettered keycaps. Some of the darker caps do have a tiny bit, but I have seen worse from brands like Womier and YMDK. The internal molding is very good. It covers the inside of the keycap entirely (no skimping on materials) and looks reinforced very well. Lettering is also nice and clear although the 'Shift' key seems to be a smaller font. My only complaint would be the lack of an alternate color space bar. They give you additional dark grey keys for everything else but the space bar.

Good look and feel - terrible shine through. The letters lack clarity and brightness, even with north facing RGB. Comparison of my original keychron T cap against these.

These are so heckin cute!! Super well-made, good packaging, really nice sound & feel! They're perfect for my Logitech PopKeys keyboard-modding needs! Couldn't have hoped for a better fit in both profile & appearance. Plus, they feel so much better & easier to use than the OG keycaps that came with the Logi board. Def would give them 6 Stars if I could 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 P.s. if you search "animé girl gamer keycaps" (or something similar to that) on here, you should be able to find the transparent neon-pink keycaps I used for the accents in this modd.

Awesome look, they are higher quality than several others I've tried. They sound good and feel good. They are easy to install and fit perfect on my Redragon keyboard. They dont stick either.

I got these to upgrade the looks and performance of my good old Keychron K4 RGB V2 keyboard. The keyboard was acquired by used me via ebay and was in relatively good shape, but the OEM keycaps had a profile I didn't really like. Additionally, the shine-through on them wasn’t' all that good and they all had a case of oily-sheen wear that showed their true age in keyboard years. There’s a certain freedom in the acquisition of older, quality keyboards like this; I got mine for $25 with shipping, so how wrong can you go? It opens the door to tape, foam, keycap and switch mods too because the price of admission for all of this ends up being less than other more high-end keyboards currently available, even at Amazon prices. Another thing that you’ll get is the satisfaction of crafting the typing experience you desire; I wanted less “clack,” more “thock,” better key feel and overall appearance. I got all of this with these keycaps as part of the foundation of my project and implementing all of the above. Enter the XVX Shine Through Keycaps. These keycaps are good-quality, double-shot PBT units with decent thickness. They also have clear legends, and the 133-key set provides enough keycaps to care for variations in key function choice and key location across many popular layouts. The cherry profile is my personal favorite and these are a great version, having a nice feel and texture. Their sizing was just right for my project and gave me no surprises with switch attachment or keyboard bezel fit. I chose the Classic Red colorway, as I am a very patriotic veteran and liked how they looked. The keycaps are unbelievably inexpensive and available NOW. I compare this to my recent group buy-in for another keycap set in an amount over $250, and I won't get my hands on them (maybe) until mid-summer of this year. I am not trying to equate the two situations, just to contrast them in terms of price vs. availability. If you have more of a budget build project, these keycaps tick all of the boxes. The shine-through performance is very good and gives great visibility ion low-light conditions. Alternatively, they provide good visibility in well-lit conditions as well, as the legends have enough built-in contrast to allow the keys to be easily read at a glance. This is in stark contrast to the OEM keycaps; their worn sheen made legend recognition a bit difficult for me, and their shine-through performance left much to be desired. Finally, the sound was also very much improved; the XVX keycaps lowered the pitch of the typing sound, and the rigid Keychron PCB lent itself quite well to a layer of masking tape and foam tape. The OEM keycaps had a very cheap, hollow sound that I didn’t like at all, so this was a great improvement. This gave the board a crisp, thocky pop to every keystroke, which was exactly what I wanted to accomplish. I kept the original Gateron reds which have a clear body that passes the RGB well and easily lights the keycaps. I also lightly lubed all of the stabilizers and now I have a genuine Keychron keyboard I love to use for a total price under $45 that can’t be bought anywhere for any price. This is the best part of the mechanical keyboard hobby; you have an infinite choice of bits and pieces to build exactly what you want. There is an irresistible charm to me in building these projects; although I do have more than my fair share of “high-end” keyboards, I don’t really mess with them on account of their cost. It’s similar to owning an older, desirable sports car; for example, the OEM exhaust system rusts out. You can now upgrade to a superior aftermarket exhaust system to achieve better overall results, and you can do it yourself. Final verdict: 5 Stars, hands down. These keycaps can't be beat for any of your budget-friendly keyboard customization and modding projects, and come in a good range of attractive colorways, all at an unbeatable price point and delivered at Amazon Prime speed. These helped make my classic Keychron great again, give them a try for your project. Thanks for reading, enjoy and God bless. A++

Not shine through, decent set but I want the rub to come through the keys, not around them. . .

These do not shine through at all they are getting returned if you have north facing leds they might work but having south facing these do not work. I’m done with shine throughs its impossible to find a good shine through keycap just going to go with regular key caps now.

コーヒーブラウン レビューの写真を見ると”なんちゃってダブルショット’と思ってましたが、しっかりしたダブルショットでした。 打鍵音は多少音が高くなった気がしますが、真っ暗な中で使用したわけではありませんが北向きLEDの方でしたら納得できる透過具合かと思います。