Womier Black Keycaps for Mechanical Keyboard, Shine Through Key caps PBT Custom Keycap Doubleshot, Universal Compatiability for 60 75 100 Percent Cherry Gateron MX Switches Keyboard, Black

I bought these to replace the caps on my GMMK2 96%. To be honest, I didn't expect much given the $14 price, but boy was I surprised! These caps are an excellent value. The backlight shines through great, even on half brightness (photos are full-brightness), though my board has clear switches with north-facing LEDs. If you have a board with south-facing LEDs your results might be different. The feel of these caps is great, too. They have a nice, matte finish that feels premium. The legend markings wont wear off over time due to the double-shot construction, and they are very legible with the backlight illuminated. With the backlight off, they are a bit more difficult to read though. The only complaints I have are: 1. There is no "Super" key for Linux users like myself, so we are stuck with the "Win" key only. 2. The space-bar came without the shine-through line as you can see in the product photos. You'll notice in my review photos that it isn't there. It's not a huge deal, but I was hoping it would be there since it looks nice. Overall I prefer these gradient gray caps over the much more expensive set of white shine-through caps I used to have on this board. I would recommend them to anyone with compatible switches. **My keyboard is the Glorious GMMK2 96% with custom QMK firmware installed. It has lubricated Glorious Fox linear switches, and upgraded screw-in stabilizers. As well as added foam padding below the PCB to give it a better sound.**

I needed to replace one of my keycaps on my aging Mac specific keyboard. While these keys are for windows, they were a good price and worth trying. I thought mixing some of the original white keys with these new grey-scale keys would look different. I really like how the mix and match turned out. The overall quality of the new keys is very good. They fit my brown cherry switches easily. Just be aware that you will need a backlit keyboard. Otherwise, the letters are very difficult to read on some rows.

Beautiful color scheme, caps went on smoothly and had a satisfying feel. One issue though is that under low light conditions, the letters/numbers aren't really visible. Most particular the Top 2 rows and my shame is I still need to occasionally see what key is what. Especially since I have multiple keyboards with multiple layouts and some keys are in different spots depending on the keyboard. I got these because the photos made the shine through look particularly crisp and easily readable but in actual use only the bottom 3 rows were consistently readable. I still love the color theme and have put them on another keyboard I have.

The set I received (purple gradient) absolutely does NOT allow light to shine THRU the keys themselves. Yes, with a lit keyboard there is light around the keys. But coming THROUGH the keys? Nada. Nothing. Not even a wimper. In addition to that the lettering on the keys themselves is hard to read. Very faint. I am really disappointed. Not sure if I got a bad set....others seem to report that light shines THROUGH the keys. I get nothing on my board - a Kisnt which by the way is a great board for the money. But these replacement keys do not meet the manufacturers description. Fail. The only thing in its favor is that the fade is done well. If I could give a half star I would.

I ordered these keycaps to replace my Logitech G710+ after years of tolerating broken or cracked pegs and keycaps popping off like popcorn during any rapid typing and gaming sessions. They took a bit of force to get into place (see video), but once they were in, they felt great to type on. Smooth, nice sound with a lightly grippy texture. I am using cherry brown switches. I love them so much, and almost all of these keycaps fit my G710+. Here's what fits: all of the main keys, function, numpad, directional, navigation, and editing keys fit perfectly. The problems I had were with spacebar (6.25 vs 6.5 so I used the original), L Win (wrong size, so I used a smaller 3D printed key instead), the R Win + FN keys (had to use originals), and the insert key (also replaced with a 3D print instead). There are four height options for the nav and editing keycaps, and I went with the middle/angled ones, but this set didn't include an insert keycap with that size. I may change it to the shorter ones after testing this option out for a couple of weeks, but so far, it doesn't bother me since I hardly ever use that key. The spacebar is, of course, the wrong size for this and many gaming keyboards, but that keycap is easy to find or 3D print (6.25 vs 6.5). Replacement keycaps for my keyboard are too expensive, and for years, I couldn't find any aftermarket products that fit perfectly. This one is the closest and, by far, absolutely worth every penny and more. If anyone needs the keymap to find or print keys for this specific keyboard, I found it on maxkeyboard's website under mechanical-keycap-layout-and-size-chart. Additionally, the lighting shines through each keycap perfectly! Seriously, these are a perfect upgrade for keyboards. I highly recommend them.

Fit well and quality construction. The only issue I had was with the shine through aspect of the keycaps. I’m not sure if it was a result of the caps or the keyboard but it seems to be a common complaint.

Fitted the be quiet keyboard exactly.

Sehr schöne Keycaps kann ich nur jedem empfehlen.

I got these for my Drunkdeer G75. I wanted shine through and thockier keycaps. These were the perfect solution and definite upgrade to the stock keycaps, shinethrough and sound are on point. The fade coloring and cap choices are beyond expectations. 5 Stars for sure.

Great caps. Smooth, yet tactile. Small portions of the shine through letters are a little dim likely to the molding process but barely noticeable.

I was building a new keyboard. At the time, I did not realize there was two different types of LED placements. North facing and south facing. That is, at the front of the switch, or at the back. I have a Glorious keyboard I made with north facing LEDs, and everything worked perfectly with it, so I had no clue this would be a problem. The new keyboard base I bought has south facing LEDs. I bought these keycaps not knowing any better, and installed them. I get nice lighting around the outside of the keycaps, but nothing shining through the top of the cap. I thought they were defective until I pulled some caps off my glorious and tried these caps on it. They worked perfectly. I started researching this. It turned out to be a huge problem. There are not many keycaps made that are top-printed but shine though using south facing LEDs. You can get caps with the lettering on the front of the cap, and I ended up buying some of these and they work perfectly, but if you're not a touch typist (like me), you need to see those letters, and it's very hard to see them when they are on the front of the keys. So this has basically ruined a $200 keyboard build for me. I cannot find keycaps that shine through the top and can be used on south facing LEDs. I did find some on Etsy, but they are all black and cost $100 (plus shipping). So now, my Glorious is sporting these nice purple keycaps, my old black ones are back in the box, and I have a new keyboard with south-facing sweet purple keycaps that I don't even like using. I've gone back to my old keyboard. So, to sum up, these are great keycaps if your keyboard has north facing LEDs at the back of the switches. If you have south facing LEDs, look for something else (you can get these same caps with lettering on the front).