Keycaps, Low Profile Keycaps, Shine Through Custom PBT Keyboard Key caps for 60% 65% 75% 80% 100% Cherry Gateron MX Switches Mechanical Keyboard,White Backlight

The keycaps feel great to type on, the tactile feel is smooth and pleasing. The sound is a pleasing echo that tends towards bass. The lower profile makes typing much more pleasing if you're into the lower profile. The colors are nice quality, I wish there were a bit more variations but you can't knock it for that. Using them on a Keychron Q3 HE. The south facing LEDs on that keyboard aren't great. There is still light bleed between the keycaps just because of the nature of south facing LEDs but the legends do light up but you really have to push up the brightness on the backlight to get the edge keycaps to shine through. In other words, its good enough for south facing LEDs.

The keys look super nice and are very well made. I like the laptop keyboard feel, and this really gave that feeling. Good fit and lighting. Perfect key caps!

These actually look pretty good with the Keychron K3 Max 75%. Feel good and are lit pretty well. Only thing is the spaceman doesn't fit properly and wobbles. The caps feel like decent quality and were simple to pop on.

I've gone down this rabbit hole recently of trying to find the perfect keyboard. I ended up really liking the Royal Kludge RK84 with mechanical blue switches (I am a heavy typist, programmer/IT pro) except for one thing... the keycaps were WAY WAY too tall. Instead of sending it back, I decided I would keep the keyboard and get a set of low profile keycaps. Enter these... They came really nicely packaged in a two-layer tray that was laid out like a keyboard would be. There were keys for anything I could imagine needing (different sized Alt/CTRL/Function keys for different keyboard layouts, etc.). The finish is matte with just a little bit of texture. Overall feel is 4/5 (I prefer the soft-touch feel of my keychrons a little better). I had no problems whatsoever installing these and the fit was perfect. My keyboard has north-facing LEDs so shine-through is adequate, although some of the larger legends (Caps/shift) aren't completely uniform. Not enough of an issue to bother me. Again, 4/5. There is no legend for media keys or any of the specific shortcut functions for my keyboard (of course). While I think this makes for a really nice, clean look, you're going to have to refer to your keyboard manual for anything other than standard use. I don't tend to use media keys, and I've memorized the important shortcut functions (like connecting my keyboard to a different device) so it isn't a big deal to me. YMMV. I'm a big fan of the profile and the typing experience is superb. Even though they sit a little higher on the key switches, you can see the huge difference in height in the pictures I provided. They have a nice wide crown with narrow shoulders that make it easy to get an accurate keypress without accidental activations. I did some objective measurements using the stock keycaps, these, and my Keychron K5 and K3 keyboards (both low-profile). These consistently produce the highest WPM and accuracy scores for me. Again, YMMV. Keyboards are extremely personal, but if you are looking for a low-profile keycap, I would absolutely recommend giving these a try. I only wish they came in more colors so I could customize a little bit (even if it did cost me an extra $20).

Keys fit cherry cross type stems, however the all the cross on these key are full closed and as such can have issue with certain stabilizers and there spacing. This is fixable with a craft knife and a rotary tool, again irritating but not the worst. However the bigger issue is that these are shine through they are dye sub and sadly the dye on these keys has bled into the shine through are so if your back light is of the legends barely show up. With the back light on the legends can be muddy on the keys. All said these keycaps are worth the cost they look great just be aware you might need to modify them for some keys on boards like keychron low profile.

I have a Keychron K3 Pro keyboard that I thoroughly enjoy. It is a low profile compact keyboard with no number pad. It's very slim compared to the original Keychron K2 mechanical keyboard I purchased several years ago that is still today going strong. I wanted a more of "black" look to my keyboard for black is sleek and modern making your desktop look cutting edge. I did my research and found the WOMIER Low Profile Keycap Shine Through Keycaps for Cherry Gateron MX Switches. They are doubleshot PBT design, oil resistant, and durable. These keycaps are 4.5mm in height compared to the 11mm full height keycaps. The finish I would prefer to be a "smooth" matte black. The finish on these keycaps is good, but could be better. They don't need to be shiny. Let's see how they work out in the long run. What is essential for good long term wear is to keep the keycaps clean of any oils and debris collected after use. I clean my keyboard several times a week with a simple damp rag. Twice a month, I use a rag dipped in Dawn dishwasher soap, and clean the caps followed by a damp rag. This usually gets the job done for long term wear. The one thing I noticed is that the caps lock keycap was designed with just the "plus" insert which is normal, but for my keyboard, it had "three" catches as noted in the attached picture. This is not a deal killer and I understand the vendor designed these keycaps to be generic for all types of low profile keyboards. However, they could have made one of the "caps lock" keycap with THREE catches. Again, not a deal killer, but if this one particular keycap gives me problems, I still have the original keycap as a spare. The included orange keycap removing tool was not of much use. It was too short compared to other keycap pullers that were longer and easier to use. In summary, this is a decent product that gets the job done with a couple of nuances that is no big deal, but warranted mentioning in this review. This is a value based product. I recommend them.

I have the Lofree Flow Lite100 keyboard. The keyboard itself is great, but the keycaps that came with it were pretty boring and I found them hard to type on. I'm no super typist, but I usually do ok. With the OEM keycaps, I kept hitting multiple keys at a time (more than usual) and it was really frustrating. Yes, I know, learn to type better. I'm 52. My typing is as good as it's going to get. Anyway, I saw these keys and the color is a PERFECT match for the Lofree. They aren't super colorful, but at least they aren't all the same color making the keyboard completely monotone. It came with black accent keys as well, but I'm not using them. I like the lighter colors a little better. The Lofree already really sounded good, but IMO, these caps sound just a tiny bit better than OEM. They have a nice texture on them (see my photos). They are a tiny bit taller than either the Lofree OEM or Nuphy OEM, which I also tried. They even have duplicate corner caps for each that are more rounded than the normal caps. This also gives the keyboard a nice look (also, in my photos). The see thru legends are really sharp and look great. The best thing about them? My typing is somehow more accurate. I'm not sure if if it's because of the slightly taller caps which puts more space between the caps, or the texture, or both, but it's noticeable to me. I don't really have anything bad to say about these caps at all. If I could, I would like some different colored accent caps (esc, enter, space) included, but that is nitpicky. This keyboard looks, sounds, feels, and types awesome now. It looks OEM but better!

Note about the photos: The keyboard looks darker when the LEDs are on, due to my camera's HDR. That photo is useful for showing how bright and uniform the LED shine, not the keyboard itself, which looks like how it looks in the photo of the LEDs off. For starters, I bought this to use with my Lofree Flow keyboard. As opposed to most low profile mechanical keyboards with a standard, non-ortholinear layout, the Lofree Flow uses Kailh low profile v2 switches. The product page doesn't explicitely mention the Kailh switches, but with the v2 switches having a + shaped stem, I figured they should work. For the most part, they do. They do have slightly longer stems, and add about 2 mm to the keyboard, which is significant for a keyboard designed to be thin. For the Lofree flow, it's an 11 % increase. Not great, but with it just being the stems, theoretically you could sand down the stems and regain that thinner profile. The keycaps don't change the sound profile of the keyboard in any significant way, which is great. The keyboard sounded great, and these keycaps don't ruin it. Maybe they sound a tad louder, but that's about it. That is with the exception of the space bar, which has some interference, causing a much louder, worse sound. I think it's a problem with the stabilizers, though none of the other stabilizers have this issue. You can remedy this by easing the space bar back a bit, or you could just continue to use your old space bar. The shape is a bit different, but not by much. Really, it's just a bit shorter. The white keycaps matches the white Lofree switches very well, and in my opinion, they keyboard still looks good with the black Lofree space bar, if you have that. I'm also not a huge fan of the grey keycaps. They're a warmer grey, which looks almost tan compared to the neutral grey of the aluminum case. Not a huge deal, but it's worth noting. The legends are also colored by the tone of the grey, making the white LEDs almost yellow. Whether you like this or not is a matter of taste, I kind of like it. It makes the LEDs more interesting, but it will likely cause issues with colored LEDs. The shape of the keycaps are different from the Lofree keycaps in subtle ways. They're angled more towards the top and are more concave. In my opinion, this makes the keys feel more distinct. The keycaps are also more textured than the Lofree keycaps, which is a matter of taste. I'm not a huge fan of the aesthetics. In my opinion, it's not just plain, but kind of generic. I bought to use it with my Lofree Flow, to give it led legends, for use in the dark, but it inadvertently makes the Lofree Flow look like a much cheaper keyboard, which is a shame. Still, the legends are big and readable, even with the backlight off, and they let a lot of light through. That is, with the exception of the backspace key, which the lighting of is a major disappointment. The LED doesn't spread out enough to cover all of "BACKSPACE", with it dimming at the A and E, and the B almost completely dark. Most shine through keycaps use an arrow to denote backspace, for this reason. In my opinion, these keycaps are decent, with some issues. For the price, I recommend them, but I'll also keep an eye out for better low profile keycaps to replace them with.