104 PBT Keycaps, Dye Sublimation OEM Profile Keycaps Colorful Clouds Keycap Set for Cherry MX Switches ANSI Layout Mechanical Keyboards(Blue)

This is a review of the Blue Samurai CSA keycap set. I'll touch on three things: appearance, function, and quality/value. From an aesthetic standpoint, these keycaps are stunning. The colors are a little more muted than the photos (which I think is good). The color accents work well and the subtle contrast between the alphas and the modifiers adds interest without looking busy. The typeface used for the legends is rather unique - tall and light and printed on the center of the keys. I personally think it looks much better than what was used on the original RedSuns GMK design that this set mimics and was one of the things that really sold me.In terms of function, no complaints. The CSA profile is a new personal favorite. I'm partial to SA derived profiles and have boards with DSS and ASA keycaps, and I think I like the sculpting on this profile the best. You get a really smooth sculpted transition in R2 - R4. The hemispherical tops feel great are larger than your typical SA-derived profile. This may well end up being my most comfortable board for typing. Sound is fine but I'm not a keyboard audiophile. The spacebar sounds maybe a little hollow on the return. Texture is very nice and provides just the right feel.Quality is better than I expected for the price. All the caps are well made and fit my switches perfectly. Legends are clear and reasonably consistent (a challenge with a typeface this light). The keycaps aren't quite as thick as some of the $100+ boutique sets, but that's a difference you have to be pretty obsessive to care about. Bottom line - super happy with this purchase and would gladly buy again (and I just might to equip one of my other boards).

Love the retro style and the keycaps sound creamy on my keyboard

At the time I bought this set it was $12 so I thought why not, it will be a good way to test out whether I like the XDA profile and I can use the spacebar with other sets. It feels really nice for the price to me. My previous caps were Ducky brand. These feel a bit more smooth to the touch and I don't find them to be as low quality as the price might suggest. There's not even a lot of flaws on the machining of the edges. I have silent switches so I don't know how it affects the typing sound, although I did get 1 non silent switch stuck on my esc key and just based on that one it sounds marbely enough. My complaints about the set lie with the accents. I don't like the medical themed keys and the enter key doesn't have an alternate to the waveform heartbeat. My keyboard is a compact 84 keys and I can't use any of the 1.5 cats in boxes. I want at least one cat in a box, a green enter and/or green arrows, and more yellow accents with cat symbols.Typing on this profile feels strange, the wider surface area actually seems to require more accuracy which is not what I expected. Or maybe it just takes getting used to. I don't dislike it but I'm not sure I would buy another set before trying something else.

I'm reviewing the Rome ASA set. Overall the quality of the keys is great. They are thick and solid, and slightly deepened the sound of my keyboard (I'm using a tactile switch, Mulan, from Epomaker, on an Epomaker EP64 keyboard). The sound and feel typing with these keys are slightly thicker and deeper than the Keychron doubleshot keycaps I had on before. The lettering on these is uniform and the font looks nice. The colors are exactly as pictured. My favorite part is that these have a deep scoop, even compared to other ASA keys I have, and I love that. I will never pay $100+ for Drop MT3 keycaps, so these are a great halfway point for me. Note that they have a slightly glossier surface texture than a lot of keycaps, which I prefer. It adds to the retro feel of this colorway. If you prefer pebbly, matte keys these aren't it. For me these are perfect, and I highly recommend them.

These keycaps were better than I expected. They fit perfectly and look great on my electric blue Rainy75, and are well worth it for such a low price. The only lackluster part of these keycaps is that the provided spacebars are fairly thin plastic, so they leave a bit to be desired sound wise out of the box and could possibly due with a mod or alternative keycap. For the pictures I provided, the lavender Esc key and spacebar were part of the stock keycaps with the Rainy75 which I used instead, but overall the keycaps are pretty good quality and worth it for what I was looking for.

These keycaps are decent quality, easy to install, and look sleek on the keyboard. However, the sound they make ruins the whole idea of a buttery or creamy smooth keyboard. For $30 I was expecting to get higher quality caps.

Was easy to replace the keycaps on my 60% mechanical board that I use with desktop. Keys fit easily and they seem to fit most mechanical keyboards I have.

Everything about these keycaps is pretty standard. Think of them as a standard Cherry Profile legend that goes on every keyboard you've ever known but instead on the beautiful XDA.The color is nicer than most plain white keyboard. It's a slightly warmer white but no so much creamy as most off-white XDAs you find out there. In fact these might be one of the whitest XDAs I've found on Amazon which matches my board pretty decently.The packaging could have been better but you can't ask for too much for this price point. I'm personally not a huge fan of this folding double-pressed plastic packaging. When you unfold them there's a good chance all the keys might fly out of the packaging.The only other issue I have is that another two standard size spacebars were included in the packaging but in a separate plastic bag. I love to use one of them (the bright yellow color) but unfortunately it is a little bitt scuffed on the top because of being outside the protective shell (not visible in the image).