Matcha Dye Sub ZDA PBT Keycap Similar to XDA Japanese Korean Russian for MX Keyboard 104 87 61 Melody 96 KBD75 ID80 GK64 68 (Matcha Korean Base Kit)

Images provided of my current board for reference. I was looking for Eng/Korean legend keycaps for my Q2 and stumbled on these. Honestly I was skeptical at first given the price but gave them a try. I compared these to Kinetic lab Whales with are twice the price and some shinethough (very minimal) and even thought these don't shine are more then half the price the quality if better, they feel way more comfortable and just feel better all around to use. As you can also see they are gorgeous as well and will look good on almost any board but I think a black base is where these will really shine. I highly recommend these if you are looking for a budget set of caps, don't want to wait for DROPs shipping. They have these in other legends as well so you don't have to get the once with Korean lettering if desired.

What more is there to say than getting a great Matcha Keycap Colorway with premium feeling PBT keycaps. You cant go wrong with these as this hobby gets way too subjective. Would consider another set if there was a good colorway. They feel great when typing. Gaming is okay, feels a bit flat with this profile. Would recommend your keyboard have some angle to it for being able to type.

For someone who is not a keycap enthusiast/expert I was pleased with the quality. Legends are clear and unless you are really inspecting them, they are also uniform. Appreciated the various sizes and the cute novelty caps. Not the biggest fan of the packaging since they came in a plastic bag instead of tray but all keycaps were intact. Pictured, NK65 Olivia

It's my first time trying a ZDA profile so it's taking some getting used to, but they feel great to type on and I don't think you can beat them for the price. The PBT is a nice quality and I threw them on my anubis switches with zero issues. My only gripe is that a few legends for alphabet keys are slightly off relative to the others - something I can live with for how much they cost.

These are labeled as ZDA similar to XDA but I can't tell the difference. I think ZDA is slightly taller. The colors are really nice, the keycaps feel great, and the language options are a nice feature. Just be aware that ZDA/XDA keycaps are all the same height. The top row of keys are not taller than the bottom row like with Cherry keycaps. If that's something you like, then XDA is a good choice.

Hey there, just wanted to share some thoughts on the "Matcha Dye Sub ZDA PBT Keycap"s. I've had these bad boys for a while now, and they've been a dream to use. First up, installation was a breeze. Seriously, it was smooth sailing all the way. y'know? The texture of the keycaps is a nice smoothy matte finish, which I truly appreciate. Once they were in place, they just felt right, The cherry on top? The Hangul on the caps. I'm trying to learn Korean, and these have been a massive help. All in all, I'm loving these keycaps. They're a great addition to my setup.

Good set of matcha clones that don’t break the bank, some slight blemishes but nothing deal breaking. Still holding up well after heavy use for months.

The product doesn’t come as the picture suggests. It comes in a plastic kinda like ziplock bag instead of a hard case. The quality is fine, even though the height are not very consistent

Replaced my Razer Huntsman keys with Korean ones in order to assist with Hangeul practice Bigger keys don't have additional supports to work on Huntman (if you press on the side of a key, it doesn't hit where the switch it) but that's a Razer issue. Keys have a sort of "rough" feel to them which is different from the super smooth keys (like they would slip off) that other keycaps have. Nice keycaps - would recommend for those trying to learn Korean.

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Están muy bien las teclas. Se sienten de muy buena calidad. Están gruesas. se ve muy bien el alfebato coreano.