G.Skill Crystal Crown Keycaps - Keycap Set with Transparent Layer for Mechanical Keyboards, Full 104 Key, Standard ANSI 104 English (US) Layout - White

This keycap set is a surprisingly solid upgrade that brings some serious flash to your setup. While it’s a great value overall, there are a few things to consider depending on your keyboard model. Pros: Solid Construction: The keycaps feel durable and well-made—not flimsy or cheap. Great Fit (Mostly): They fit snugly on a standard-sized keyboard with no wobble or misalignment. Stylish Aesthetic: The transparent design really makes RGB lighting pop, giving your keyboard a bold, upgraded look. Simple Installation: Most keys pop right on without issue. Hidden Switches: The design makes the lighting more visible while still concealing the mechanical switches—a nice touch if you’re not into the exposed switch look. Cons: Compatibility Limitation: If you’re using a Razer BlackWidow Elite, the "Fn" key and the adjacent one won’t fit correctly. This is a known limitation, so double-check your layout before buying. Larger Keys Require Extra Work: For bigger keys like the spacebar or shift, you'll need to carefully remove the stabilizer clips from the old caps and transfer them. They’re glued in, so a flathead screwdriver and a bit of patience are needed. Conclusion: If you’re looking to give your RGB keyboard a flashy upgrade without spending a fortune, this set is a fantastic option. Just be aware of possible compatibility issues with certain layouts, and be prepared to do a little extra work on the larger keys. Otherwise, it’s an easy, high-impact upgrade that looks awesome.

I picked up the G.SKILL Crystal Crown keycaps because I wanted something that would really show off my keyboard’s lighting, and these delivered exactly that. The transparent lower half lets the RGB shine through with way more brightness than standard caps, giving the entire board a soft glow instead of just lighting up the letters. The top surface has a clean, modern look, and the legends are easy to read whether the lights are on or off. Right after installing them, my keyboard looked like a completely upgraded setup. Typing on them feels great too. They’re smooth without feeling slippery, and each key sits securely with no wobbling or loose stems. The sound profile is a little higher-pitched than thick PBT caps, but honestly still pleasant — especially if you enjoy a brighter, more “clicky” sound. The overall build quality feels solid for the price, and the set includes all the standard keys you need for a typical full-size or TKL layout. Installation took just a few minutes, and everything snapped into place cleanly on my switches. The only thing to keep in mind is that these are ABS caps, so they’re not as textured as PBT and may get glossy over time. But considering the visual impact and how much they enhance the lighting, that’s a trade-off I’m more than willing to make. They completely transformed the aesthetic of my setup without costing a fortune. If you want your RGB keyboard to look brighter, cleaner, and way more impressive, these keycaps are absolutely worth it.

As others have noted, the bottom row doesn't fit some keyboards properly, like the Corsair K70 RGB MK.2 that I have. However, the CAPS key was the key I was missing so it wasn't a big deal for me and I kept my bottom row of white keys. They were easy to replace, just a bit firmer of a fit than the original keys. They have a slightly firmer click, but it isn't that noticeable. Other than that issue with bottom row keys not being quite the right size, these are truly beautiful keys and work great. Overall, I would still recommend them for the price. They really make the LED effects shine!

Fits Corsair k70, keys are glossy and feel great

I have two sets of these keycaps now and they are awesome. If you can wait and get them for 8.99 or 9.99 on here they are a steal. Even at 15.99 they beat out hyperx at $30 which is a little much for regular keycaps. I have these at work on a red dragon and they fit perfectly and increased the rgb. At home they are on a Razer BlackWidow Ultimate and the right windows key and page key do not fit because of how closely Razer put the switches. So I have to use the regular razer caps for those two keys. No big deal though

A+++ love everything about these! I was disappointed that the black version was sold out everywhere. I got the blackwidow-x v4 in black with the intent on using those. Something told me that the white was going to really pop too and WOW does it ever! Amazing looking and you can even read them in a dimly lit room with the rgb off!

I received these today, and I have to say that for the most part I like them. The different colors on my mechanical keyboard really shine through, making for a truly unique experience. However, there are still a couple of things to note before purchasing. First, depending on the type of switch you’re using there will be a noticeable difference in the sound quality. In my case, I am using a mechanical keyboard with blue switches (see the photo done in daylight for clarification). Usually, there is a loud ‘THOCK’ sound- though some prefer the term ‘CLACK’- when pressing the keys. The thock sound is actually what one hears on the release of the key, but I digress (LOL). Due to the fact that I can’t use all 104 keys because of the way the keyboard itself is configured, the difference in sound quality is more pronounced between the original keys and those with the new keycaps on them. For some, it may not register and that would be great. However, I am both a writer and musician, so I can tell that the sound is a bit more muted when pressing on the clear caps. Again, not a noticeable thing to some, and might even be pleasant to their ear, but to mine not so much. The second thing to note is that these caps will not fit on a mechanical-FEELING keyboard. Yes, I have one of those as well, and there is definitely a difference. In fact, I originally bought these to jazz up that keyboard, which also has the RGB colors I love. Although mildly saddened that they wouldn’t fit, I still counted it as a win because they were a perfect fit for the mechanical. All in all, I’m still going to give this product a five star rating because the quality of the caps are quite good, and definitely sturdy. I didn’t have to worry about breakage when handling or pressing down on them to place. So no, I’m not returning them. In fact, I already have another keyboard in mind to use them on, which has red switches. Still a clack, but more in line with how these keycaps actually sound so any slight difference shouldn’t be as noticeable as it is on this keyboard. However, I felt I should leave this review for a fellow ‘blue switch’ user, who perhaps craves a stronger sound when typing for long periods of time. For me, it’s one of the most motivating things in the world when crafting novels. Happy Typing/ Gaming!

I have a Corsair K68. My 2 year old son thought it would be a kick to go and pull my keys off. This is one thing i noticed right out of the box on this keyboard.. after having something spilled on it, i was able to throw it in the dishwasher, but afterwords, it just seemed like my keys could "fall" off (not literally but very easy to pull off.... SO, i now had 5 key caps missing. it was time for a new keyboard. But i figured id check out some caps first and came across these guys. I really hope GSKILL sees this and makes some changes to the product. The Good: i somewhat enjoy these keys as they are sharp looking. they really changed how my keyboard looks. Also, my keycaps are no longer fitting loose (take that little man! get these puppies off now!)... and obviously saved me about $120 over a new keyboard. however, that leaves plenty of room for the bad. The Bad: the bottom row keys (ctrl, alt, win) need to be standard size. because theyre wider than normal keys, they dont fit on my keyboard. Ive looked up other keyboards and it seems this would be a reoccurring issue for many customers. just make them the same size as all the letters!? i have to use some of my old keycaps. The space bar simply didnt line up, so i have to use my old one.... whatever. My biggest gripe, however, is if youre in your 30s or older, you might remember when we actually had a computer class back in middle school where they taught us what "home row" was. To this day, i still search for the little tips on F and J, the one on J isnt there. only on F. I absolutely hate this. I now look where my right hand is which is very annoying and has slowed my typing. Might be mentionable for the k68 users, as i can attest to these issues personally and my not be an issue on other keyboards, the 0 on my keypad sticks because the diameters on my keycap just isnt correct. The backspace is ok but something is making it "less sensitive"... (with a clean and debris free keyboard) overall, Id suggest this set of keys vs a new keyboard, but theyre nothing special. id gladly pay an extra $5 for a newer revision of these caps....