OHY XVX MOA Profile Purple Grape Theme PBT Dye-Sub Keycaps, Custom Keycap Set for Mechanical Keyboards (Compatible with Cherry MX Switches, Purple & White Design)

Good quality and color matches the description and pictures. I would’ve wanted to be aware that some keys would not fit my particular keyboard. Some of the decorative pieces were either too big or too small to fit on, such as the alt buttons or other function keys. But there were pieces to fit all of my keys. The sound the keys make is really satisfying and the material that the keys are made of seem sturdy and will last a long time. These were compatible with Cherry type switches. My keyboard is a Glorious GMMK 2, with Glorious Lynx switches.

Honestly, seem really durable and solid. Nice matte texture, and seem to play nice overall with most key switches; no locking up and generally are on the rounder side of "thocky". No shine-through for RGB, but given the quality, I can look past it. I have a mostly wood aesthetic for my setup, so these matched great. Adore 'em!

Wonderful texture, lovely aesthetic, great sound profile, superb comfort, standard sizing, tight stem fit, and quality PBT dye-sub material all work together to make these keycaps an excellent option for any keyboard. I have not found that the XVX profile affects functionality or typing speed. These are problem free and for a fraction of the cost of other keysets.

I like these keys a lot aesthetically. There are a generous variety of caps for different key layouts, they are well made and they perfectly match my dark wood keyboard tray under my desk. The size seems fine and they fit my R75 wired keyboard very well - no issues at all with compatibility. They have a nice feel and though I know they're plastic, they sure look enough like wood to me.However, there are some things I only would have noticed after trying them out for a while. The dark wood pattern letters are not visible unless I have a light on in the vicinity, and I only noticed after trying them out how much I'd gotten use to shine-through letters on my previous cheapo membrane keyboard. I'm a touch typist but for that first glance down, it's nice to see exactly where the letter you want is.Secondly, my first keyswap is teaching me that not all key profiles are going to work equally for everyone. I tried this keyboard for a good few weeks and, try as I may, by the end I kept hitting keys accidentally. I would usually overshoot the letter I wanted and hit the one next to it too, probably something to do with the rounded edges being too different from a defined sharp edge. I have never owned a keyboard with rounded keys like this - they're too alien to my fingers and would take a very long time to get used to.So what did work for me was swapping these for wood-pattern cherry profile keys with shine-through letters on the bottom. On the replacement caps I ordered, the wood is lighter and I don't like the look of them as much as these. But, if you are used to a cherry profile, which apparently I am, I would caution you against getting something that may compromise your typing performance.TLDR: excellent quality, beware of lack of shine through letters and make sure this key profile is what you actually want. Not even in the same universe as cherry keycaps.

These are absolutely beautiful. They look even better in person. I'm more used to a flat key but didn't take long to get used to it. The keys themselves feel really nice. This is my first set of keycaps and for the price I'm extremely happy with the quality. I have creamy Jade switches on my keyboard and there really wasn't a change in the sound once I put them on.

I bought the walnut ones to match my desk, and boy are these nice! These actually do feel a little like wood to the touch and not plastic, which really adds to the quality feel of the caps.These are the first keycaps that I've bought to customize a keyboard and I love them. Well worth the cost!Are there any complaints? There are only two minor things I'd mention for that. First, because these are mimicing a wooden texture, some caps have darker patterns than others, and because of that, some of the keys are hard to read. Especially ones that have very small prints, like the tilde key "~", and the minus and underscore key "- _". But I don't look down when I type, so this doesn't really affect useability for me. The other thing is that the keys are a little wider than the ones that came with my keyboard, meaning that they are closer together. And that means that it is a little easier to accidentally hit a neighboring key when you are typing. I understand the reasoning for it though, as the keys do look better when they fill the keyboard in this way. Just a matter of getting used to it.

These are great looking caps and sound amazing on my Aula F108 V2. Great for the price!

I love the look and feel of these but my chief issue is that they letters do not light up with the keyboard does. So it just backlit and dark as all get out on the keyboard to the point I can't even see the letters on a white keyboard backtesting.

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Keys caps are well made and had a lovely sound to them. I did have to add some foam underneath the space bar though to make it less hollow sounding.

smaller than it looks in the photos and the texture should be more coarse. Its decent and not too expensive as far as keycaps go.

I think I was sent someone's return, which is a shame. The box arrived with sticky tape around the opening and closing areas, which was cut and ripped. The key caps don't seem to be used and all 143 keys were there. So I guess that's a positive.