Tecware Pudding PBT Keycaps Set | Clear and White Jelly-Style | Double Shot PBT for Phantom & Phantom+ Keyboards | OEM Profile 112 Keys with Puller | US ANSI Layout | Compatible with MX-Style Switches

The keycaps were all intact, stem and all. Fits cherry MX and clone keycaps and is the layout seller describes. Works with north facing switches. Current board is Drop Carina with Halo True switches (north facing LED with clear housing). The keycaps are solid and have a nice texture to them. PBT is more durable than ABS so they will last a long time. Only downside is the faint nub from the injection molding process but you shouldn’t ever feel it unless you feel the upper outside edge of a key. But they were only $20 and worth every penny.

This is from the same OEM that makes the drop skylight keycaps, except drop is ripping you off and you get next day shipping on Amazon. I have both this and the keycaps that came with the drop ctrl and they are the same thing (I bought this one for the all black). Definitely worth it, better than the razer pbt caps too and at only $18 what a deal! Get this, it's all you need they look and feel great and have a deep sound. These are $50 keycaps being sold for $18.

I bought this keycap set to replace the keycaps on my Logitech G513 Carbon. Overall, my opinion is favorable; they are somewhat noticeably dimmer in person than the OEM caps -- likely due to the double-shot construction -- but this construction solves the problem that some caps were beginning to have where the plastic was beginning to wear away from the translucent base. The typing experience is a slight improvement from the OEM keycaps, and the texture is nice under my fingers. However, as you can see in the photo, there are a couple of problems. As you can see, the CTRL keys are slightly too short (on both sides), the Caps Lock key slightly too long (or perhaps simply biased too far to the left), and the spacebar is noticeably longer -- long enough to where I can't mount it. There's enough clearance left by the ALT keys that I'm able to retain my original spacebar, so I'm not outright missing a key, but it is well worth mentioning that this keycap set will not fit all keyboards. An email to TECWare's customer support line drew a distinction between keyboards that do and don't follow a standard ANSI layout, which I was unaware of. This is a good product, but beware of partial incompatibilities with certain boards.

I've been using these white pudding-style keycaps now for approximately three months. Because I bought the white ones, I figured I should give it some time to see if the plastic discolored or stained or otherwise became "yucky-looking" after a few months of pretty regular use (and, I'll admit, eating at the keyboard with moderate care to keep fingers clean.) The result? The tops are still white and bright. Next, I was concerned with the materials. They're slightly thicker than most "budget-friendly" PBT keycaps described as "thick" which makes for a more satisfying keyboard sound to me—but I'm not sure you'd notice that unless you have a pretty heavy/solid keyboard deck. Probably the reason for it is that shine-through double-shot PBT keycaps are not made with PBT exclusively. The white plastic is PBT. The milky semi-opaque stuff is another kind of plastic. That's true of all shine-through keycaps due to the nature of PBT, but in a pudding keycap the plastic needs to be just slightly thicker. I see it as a win. But because there are two plastics and less mating surface, I wanted to make sure the materials and their bond to each other were holding up—they are! The font is not overly "gamery", but there are tasteful stencil cuts in letters like A, Q, O, P, etc. but they don't stand out. The "gamer" font with bold thick letters and large stencil cuts is used on many keyboards because it's an inexpensive way to get quality results. These keycaps achieve them without doing that, suggesting a little more precision in the molding process. The punctuation keys are slightly dimmer than the others on the tops as you'd expect, but they're all bright on the sides except for the space bar, and that only because my keyboard has one solitary space bar LED in the center. If you've got three or more in yours, the whole thing will light up. So far I've described these as overwhelmingly five star keycaps … is there any downside? Yes, one. I can feel but not see some of the places the sprue was attached to the bottoms some keycaps. It's one of those things that is there if you know to feel for it—it's definitely present and visible on cheaper keycaps. You won't notice it while using the keyboard, but might when removing the keycaps for a deep cleaning. On the whole, I'm impressed with these, especially because I know what some folks pay for thick ABS keycaps with any better fit and finish than these have.

I was suspicious of these because I've never heard of the company, but I was pleasantly surprised by the quality. I ordered the white pudding keycaps. I am pleased with the feel and consistency of the keycaps. There is a deep "thocc" using these keycaps and it feels thick. They are not too smooth like ABS caps, but not rough like cheap PBT keycaps, just right. The font is uniform and legible. They are basically the HyperX Pudding Keycaps, but without any logos. I highly recommend this purchase. TL;DR: great keycaps and worth the purchase

I ordered these Techware PBT Keycaps for my Corsair K70 LUX and was very excited to give them a try. The shipping was longer than expected. After opening the box I started to notice the feel of the keys were plasticy and ridged in places giving them a cheap finish and overall feel. Some of the keycap's numbering and lettering were already rubbed off as if they were used previously. (Check 2nd and 3rd picture) The fit for most caps was acceptable if you don't care about the bottom row. I was unable to affix the space bar, windows key and function key. When using the keys compared to my stock key caps I noticed a huge downgrade in quality of the presses were much louder and harsh by compare. I hope this review helps. Overall 3/5 good for the price of you don't care about a premium look and feel. I will be returning this product and waiting for ducky pudding keycaps to release.

These are exactly the same keycaps that come with the likes of Drop CTRL and ALT. Same material, same thickness, same everything, which makes me think that Tecware is a keycap vendor that Drop uses. Excellent caps, especially for the money. ...Well, there's one key that is different from the Drop's variety though... it's a space bar. Unlike OE Drop, Tecware branded space bar has a proper shine-through inset. In short, if your keyboard has North facing LEDs and you want a set of proper shine-through caps, get these.

Got these on black friday sale and paid like $9 and Honestly couldn't be more happy, I use a Epomaker Tide65 with zebra linear switches and they are perfect, may end up looking at ordering the black set just to mix and matc, I do like that it comes with a keycap puller, its not the best but it does work nonetheless.

Sehr präzise Passungen für die Aufnahmen der Schalter und eine sehr saubere Beschriftung, ich bin sehr zufrieden. Auch die Abbildungen in der Artikelbeschreibung entsprechen sehr genau der Ware.

Calzan muy bien con las red cherry de mi Corsair, anteriormente salian volando con las originales a cada rato y con estas ya no, se sienten más justas. El traslucido se ve bien padre con el rgb.

I see the price has fluctuated since I bought these caps, but the price I paid was low, and the caps are good quality. I bought them for a keyboard I don't really care about, but it turns out these caps are actually quite nice and make that keyboard more enjoyable to use.

Me gusta mucho cómo resalta los colores de los LEDs al usar estos keycaps en mi teclado.

US legends with a iso enter cap. Not suitable for a UK layout keyboard