GK GAMAKAY 113 Keys Transparent PC Keycaps Set with 2.75 Shift, ASA Profile Keycaps for SN75 98% 75% Layout MX Gateron Kailh Switch Mechanical Gaming Keyboard (Amber Clear)

When I was typing, I would get the letter two times. Changed to different keys and the issue went away. Sent these back.

I would've given them 5 starts, but they do an odd thing I've never experienced with keycaps before and the packaging wasn't the greatest.These keycaps are pretty and they feel nice. I love how smooth they are and how they look with the RGB coming through them. They are crystal clear and they look great in the dark. Here's the odd thing they do, these may not be the keycaps for you if you're a skilled and quick typist, as I am. More than once, since putting the keycaps on, keys will randomly pop off while typing, almost like the cut out for the switch isn't deep enough to hold the keycap in place properly and can't stay stable or on with the quick movements across the keys. This could also be an issue for gaming, just something to think about! Personally, I bought these as an experiment to see if I would like the clear keycaps (I have translucent ones on my work keyboard) so I'm not super upset about the keys popping off.As for the packaging, I have ordered many keycaps over the years and I've never opened a new box of keycaps and the keys aren't in the correct order or places. I was missing the whole number row on the main tray and some of the function keys. I also had to search for some of the letters since they weren't in the proper place. This might not bother some, but I found it a little annoying that I had to find the missing keys myself.

The media could not be loaded. So I’ll start by saying I have never seen a keycap set over $30 in person. I can only judge by what I know. The keycaps fit way more snug than the stock ones that came on my th66 pro. Not to snug but, just right. They are also thicker. The sound quality is not blow your socks off, but it’s good. The printing is a 8.3/10, a tab blurry on some. The theme is cool. Astro space cadet. I would say the quality to price is really good here. Definitely a really good budget set. They are nice and comfortable too. The texture is just right. Nailed the texture.

Works super good love the colors and light sound

i was choosing between this and the weather style, and i chose this because my best friend said it looks goofy, just like meit made my keyboard sound exactly how i wanted it to soundkeycaps seem sturdy due to the thick plastic, but the cutout for the switch stems seems to be a little too tight - do be careful, i managed to somehow pull out a switch from my hotswap keyboard by trying to pull out one of these keycaps for cleaningthere is also a minor imperfection in the plastic of the ; key, right next to the printing of the character, but again it's just minor, barely noticeable both visually and by touch - i probably would visually notice it more if i typed by looking at my keyboard, but i don't look at my keyboard to type so it's no issue at all

I really like these! Their surface is a nice smooth, almost rubbery-feeling plastic. This changes the sound of my switches so that with regular plastic keys like what I'm used to there's a high-pitched hollow clacking sound to them, and with these that turns into a shorter, even higher pitched, faster-paced clicking. I love the way light travels through them too, they have a great glow. And best of all, they have a very ergonomic shape to them that keeps your fingers catching slightly in the dips on each key instead of slipping off- awesome for gaming!

When I saw this set of clear keycaps, I really wanted to give them a try. The keys have a nice profile and appear to be well made. The dye-sub printing is pretty crisp.I installed them on a basic mechanical keyboard with LED switches. They were easy to apply to the keyboard switches, and they have a nice secure fit.The keys all appear to have their intended row (and size) included in the mold. The bottom row or two use R1 caps. The CapsLock row is R2 and the Tab row is R3. The remaining top one or two rows use R4. Wider keys like CTRL feature a size like 1.25 or 1.5 indicating the width. You may need a magnifying glass and some good lighting to see these marks, but they are there. I've included photos of the ESC key, and you can see the R4 in one of them when you zoom in.Overall, I think they look cool with the light shining through, but it does make the legends a bit hard to read. That said, I touch-type and rarely have to look at the keyboard when typing, so this isn't a major issue for me.If you're looking for a set of transparent keycaps, these are worth checking out.