184 Keys Double Shot Keycaps, PBT Custom Keyboard Keycaps Full Set, XVX Profile Keycaps for 60% 65% 75% 100% Cherry Gateron MX Switches Mechanical Keyboard, Grey/Dark Blue

The size of keys is smaller than standard

Abundante cantidad de teclas, cubre todos los tamaños de teclado y aun sobran. Solo para Shift hay 6 tamaños diferentes. El perfil xvx es muy cómodo para usar. Por el precio o se puede pedir más.

Molto belli e di ottima qualità i materiali

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I had a Corsair keyboard with 4 broken key caps, so I wanted to use these key caps to replace the broken ones on my keyboard. The product description does not mention any compatibility or non-compatibility with particular keyboards, but I went ahead and bought these. The keys are sturdy, but the layout is different; therefore, many key caps do not fit my keyboard, so I got a piecemeal job done. With the price I paid to buy these keys, it was a very expensive trial.

These aren't "caps"—they're "keys" (or as industry people have also called them, "buttons"). The term "key cap" refers only to IBM's two-piece caps of the '80s/'90s with actual removable printed caps. (Think about it: If the keys you're looking at here go on a keyboard's switches, what "key" is being "capped", right?) It beats me why people—even people as fond of technical accuracy as mechanical-keyboard fans—started misusing this term, but there it is. 🤷‍♂️ Now that I've gotten that rant out of the way... 😊 These are beautiful keys! They remind me of the classic double-shot keys that were used on mainframe keyboards of the '70s/'80s, , like IBM's beam spring boards. The workmanship couldn't be better, and the price is quite reasonable (though I was sad to see this particular set go on sale for $10 less a few days after I ordered it—oh well, that's show biz). If you want some excellent, long-lasting, good-feeling keys and don't need your board's lighting to shine through them (these are opaque, remember), I don't see how you can go wrong with these. Cheers!