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

Picked up a Corsair K70 SE RGB for Xmas. Didnt realize the keys on the keyboard were solid. Sure there is lighting under the keys but not through them. Got hard at night when you cant remember what character was what key. This set did exactly what I was looking for. All the keys (including the lettering/symbols) light up now. So much easier to read and over all the entire board looks so much better.

This product is very well constructed. The key caps are solid and well fitted for a standard size keyboard. One thing I knew when I bought this product was that the "fn" key and the one next to it were not going to fit because of my keyboard build. If you have a Razor Blackwidow Elite keyboard that is the one issue you will run into. Personally I love the flashy look this inexpensive product has given my keyboard. The lights are much more visible but the actual switches are still somewhat hidden which a great plus. Installing these caps were quite simple. The only slight difficulty you might run into is when dealing with larger keys. You will need to remove the clips from the old caps and place them on the new ones. There's glue on the old ones so you'll need to carefully take them out with a flathead screw driver, but it is easy to do and they old clips fit right into this product. Overall a great way to give your lighted keyboard some extra flare.

I had worn out the keys on my old Apex Pro. The nubs for home keys are completely worn off, and the tops are polished with wear. This GSkill set are great looking caps (subjective, I know), but they remind me of an old school typewriter a bit. They are the only set of 3rd party caps I have found that actually fit correctly on the Apex Pro. Some of the others that were reported to work did not for me, having issues with any of the stabilized keys (space, enter, shift, etc.). Maybe it's because my Apex Pro is from 2021 and they work on newer Pros? Whatever the case, these fit well and have no issues. They are absolutely gorgeous with RBG enabled, and they feel decent to type on. The edges are a bit harder than I'm used to but that is part of the look. There are only two issues I have with these caps: 1. the build quality is not consistent. For example there are several dimples on the top of the D key of my set and several of the caps have the letter raised more than on others to the point where you can feel it quite a bit. 2, the sound is 'clacky' compared to the stock keycaps. I assume that is due to the material used for the clear bases, and sound is very subjective so you might love the sound. I'm not docking any stars for that, it's just not a great sound to my ears.1 star docked for the inconsistent build quality, but I'm keeping them because they brought new life into my old Apex Pro and they look incredible.

Put these on a HyperX alloy origins tactile board, and they're amazing. Had to turn down the LED brightness because these are clear, but they're very pretty. The sound is very satisfying, they have a good clack to them that adds to the tactile switches. I like the outline on the faces, makes them pop. Very happy with these keycaps.As someone else stated, there's no FN key but there's 2 Windows keys. Doesn't bother me but might bother somebody

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 am OBSESSED with how these look! I have the k70 RGB MK.2 SE keyboard, and all the keys fit except for the space bar, windows, and alt keys. I decided to keep the whole bottom row, minus left ctrl, the original keys because it looked better than having them mixed and matched. The rgb lights shine through and really pop; the pictures don't do it justice! 100% recommend these keys!