LTC LavaCaps PBT Double Shot 112-Key Sublimation Keycaps Set, KDA Profile for ANSI Layout 61/68/84/87/98/104 Keys Mechanical Keyboard, with Keycap Puller - (Only Keycaps), Neon Purple

This is my first set of LTC keycaps and pudding keycaps. I have heard nothing but good things about LTC caps so decided what the heck I’ll give em a go. They worked perfect with my build as well, as the white compliments the black case quite nice. The shine through legends are very clear as well, and the sides illuminate light perfectly, some of the best looking pudding keycaps I’ve seen. They have a unique texture, not rough like your typical pbt keycap but not entirely smooth. Just right in my opinion, and they feel great to type on and game on. They have a nice sound, if I had any complaint on them it would be that the space bar does sound a tad hollow compared to the other keycaps even with lubed switches and lubed/clipped stabs. Other than that it still has a nice sound just a tad hollow on the bottom end. Regardless of that I would 10/10 recommend these for sure for anyone from gamer to enthusiast.

The profile is amazing!!! (though you might have to flip the space bar)The color is odd. The modifiers are nice colors but I’m not fond of the pastel purple. They take synthetic fabric dye really well, though.Decent thickness. Great feel and sound.As long as something like this exists, I might never go back to OEM profile.These are very silky. If you like more grit, these might bother you.They do show scratches easily. The scratches aren’t highly visible, but they are there. Maybe because of the fineness of the texture. I don’t know.Very pleasant keycaps, highly recommended.

These pink keycaps were on sale and I decided to try to order these and fiddle with a cheap mechanical keyboard that wasn't really seeing much use. There are a few practical problems with this set, but the keycaps themselves work fine, the color of the plastic is really what makes them hard to recommend.You do get a load of extra keycaps that can accommodate many different styles of keyboards, I have a very basic and well copied full size ANSI layout for American keyboards, and as the picture shows the keycaps all fit and are basically an exact match for the original key sizes. There are some mold marks on top-facing edge of the caps, so if you need them to look immaculate either be prepared to finish them yourself or look elsewhere.In use, the XDA keys are different from the usual OEM style switches, they are slightly concave, but each key is basically identical in angle to all the others -- it does feel a bit strange and will take a little bit of adjustment to really get comfortable using these, I think.The major issues are, well, obviously the pairing of the pink legends and peach key topper. These are basically unreadable, even in stronger light, and the keys are completely opaque -- do not get any hopes that backlighting will shine through these, they are completely opaque just as the listing says -- these are not shine through caps. Also, while these might look nice on a white keyboard, on a black one the pastel look clashes rather terribly. Finally, the keycaps fit very tight and snug upon the Outemu switches this keyboard uses. Almost too tightly, really. I could remove most of the original keycaps by hand, using the included plastic tool to help with some of the more stubborn ones, but these pink caps are near impossible to pull off and it feels like I will break the switch even if I were to carefully use a keycap puller. Don't expect to be able to freely exchange these between keyboards, remove them at your own risk.So can I recommend these? Ultimately, they are interesting to type on and function well, they don't seem to have any defects or mistakes, there were no problems when installing and using them, and they are currently significantly cheaper than other options. But the extreme lack of readability plus the need to match the pink color means that for the vast majority of people, I would have to say to spend the extra money and get one of the keycap sets that have better visibility on the lettering.

PBT caps are nice and thick, somewhere around 1.5mm. However, it is definitely a budget set and you get what you pay for.The color on the orange keys are not consistent down the sides (top of the key is pretty good, and fades down the sides to a lighter orange). I tried taking photos, but it doesn't show on camera as well as it appears in real life. The legends are pretty sharp and clear, but about half the keys are slightly shifted to the right. Almost all the number keys are shifted right, and the E, S, X, H, D, V, B, N, M, keys are the most noticeably shifted, as the nearby keys are pretty well centered. The left and right shift keys have smaller and slightly thinner font than the rest of the modifiers.Overall, they sound good, feel good to type on (I'm starting to think KDA is my favorite profile), and look good from a distance. For the price, it's hard to beat, but definitely could be better.

For the price I did not anticipate the quality. They feel very smooth and satisfying to type on. I have tried keycaps almost double the price that did not feel as nice as these.They provide a nice sound and the lighting shines through the text evenly. No complaints. Would recommend because it’s a really good bang for your buck.

The media could not be loaded. Only needed the arrows but damn. Might change the whole thing. I have corsair k68 rgb cherry keyboard. Great replacement momey wise after my son broke it. Not gonna buy a new fancy keyboard for a while so this is amazing.

Lo único malo es que no tiene la ñ

Space Bar key and Some other Keys not fit properly on my Corsair K95 Keyboard, Some Keys not found in box and Seller Listed this product as a LTC Keycaps, but Company Name not mentioned in any Box.

The media could not be loaded. Fitted on Steelseries Apex Pro and everthing fits perfectly quality is good. Some slight dimples from ejection molds but nothing major. Would recommend,