HyperXPudding Keycaps - Double Shot PBT Keycap Set with Translucent Layer, for Mechanical Keyboards, Full 104 Key Set, OEM Profile, English (US) Layout - Black

Visually Striking Design (5/5):The "pudding" design, with a translucent top layer and opaque sides, creates a visually striking and vibrant keyboard appearance. It adds a touch of elegance to any mechanical keyboard.Enhanced RGB Lighting (5/5):The translucent top layer allows RGB lighting to shine through brilliantly, creating a mesmerizing and customizable light show that enhances your gaming or typing experience.Double-Shot PBT Material (5/5):The use of double-shot PBT keycaps ensures exceptional durability and resistance to wear and tear. These keycaps are built to withstand intense typing and gaming sessions, maintaining their crisp legends.Satisfying Tactile Feedback (5/5):Typing on these keycaps is a tactile pleasure. The PBT material and sculpted design provide a satisfying and comfortable typing experience, whether you're working or gaming.Easy Installation (5/5):The keycaps are compatible with most mechanical keyboards and are easy to install using the included keycap puller tool. You can quickly give your keyboard a makeover without hassle.Full Keycap Set (5/5):The HyperX Pudding Keycaps come in a complete set, allowing you to replace all the keycaps on your mechanical keyboard for a uniform and polished look.Versatile Compatibility (5/5):These keycaps are compatible with a wide range of mechanical keyboard switches, making them suitable for various keyboard brands and models.Exceptional Value (5/5):Considering the enhanced aesthetics, improved RGB lighting, durability, tactile feedback, and ease of installation, the HyperX Pudding Keycaps offer exceptional value for their price.

The HyperX pudding keycaps are simply amazing! I recently purchased them for my keyboard and I must say, I am blown away by how much they have improved my typing experience. The keycaps are made of high-quality ABS plastic, which gives them a nice texture and feel. They are also double-shot molded, which means that the legends will never wear off.The pudding design of the keycaps allows for the RGB lighting to shine through, which looks absolutely stunning. The lighting is evenly distributed throughout the keycaps, which gives it a very uniform and clean look. The keycaps are also very easy to install, and they fit perfectly on my keyboard.Another thing I love about these keycaps is that they come in a variety of colors, which allows for customization of your keyboard. I chose the black and white keycaps, which look great with my setup. They are also compatible with most mechanical keyboards, which is a plus.Overall, I would highly recommend the HyperX pudding keycaps to anyone looking to improve their typing experience and add some customization to their keyboard. They are of high quality, easy to install, and look great with RGB lighting. It's definitely worth the investment!

The buttons are much better than the ones that came on my Corsair K100 keyboard. The Hyperx keys make typing easier. The K100 is harder to type on than my K70 was because the keys are smaller and placed too close together. These keys are larger and easier to press because they are smoother and shaped better for my fingers to hit comfortably. The key surface texture feels better too. The keys are made stronger and made better too. If you need spare Corsair keys these are clearly better and clear on the sides too.Overall the lighting is great but the HyperX has bad lighting effects in two ways. First of all, some of the buttons do not light up as well as the others because they only have one light but take up larger than one button of space. The tab key button, the caps key button, the shift key button, the return key button, the enter key button and the space bar key button are larger with the same amount of light so are not as bright. The space bar looks tacky compared to the rest of the keys because it is very dim.The letters and numbers on the buttons are not as bright either coming out the top of the keys. The first key replaced is very noticeable, but the light gets better as you add more keys because they help light each other up cumulatively. The light coming out the side of one button helps the light come up from the top of the other nearby keys. Once you replace all the keys it is easier to read the letters and number from more light coming up the top, but they are not as bright on the top light on the original key buttons.The light added with the HyperX buttons makes it much easier to see the buttons, so it is easier to hit the right button without making typos. Thus, it is easier to type without typos, but you cannot see what button you are hitting by reading it as well, yet you can see what button you are hitting much better. The advantage of seeing what key buttons you are hitting outweighs the disadvantage of not seeing the letters and numbers on top of the keys.

I grabbed a set of these for my new 75% barebones kit. I figured it would be ok, I'd just end up with some extra keys...They are packaged nicely, shrink-wrapped on 3 cardboard sheets, so you can see all of the keys.Unfortunately, I should have looked closer before opening them, and I started installing from the top down.When I got down to the right Shift key, I started looking around for an alternate to the full size key, but there was none to be found.That's when I realized there were no alternate keys included... nothing for Mac, and nothing for alternate layouts. e.g. My Delete key is on the top row, but the keycap is profiled for the QWERTY row, so it's a huge mismatch. Swapping it out for one of the other top-row keys works fine (e.g. Pause, NUM, SCRLK)The biggest problem, though, is the lower right corner. All of the modifier keys are full size, which means none of them fit. I was able to use one of them as a mini Shift key, and since I never use the right Ctrl or Alt keys anyways, I skipped them in favor of the Fn.Overall, they work fine and look great (on about 94% of the keyboard)