Mizu Keycaps 129 Keys Dye Sub Cherry Profile Blue Keycaps Set for Mechanical Keyboard Cherry Mx Switches

For about 35 bucks, this keycap set is pretty great for starting out building your first enthusiast mechanical keyboard. The novelties are fun, you get a pretty good selection that I found works perfectly for a 60 percent keyboard. The legends I got were pretty consistent, there are some of them that don't perfectly match each other and some are like a mite-bit mis-aligned, so that may present a problem if you strongly value that. The colors are fairly pretty good for the most part, the lighter blue looks pretty nice on the board, but the navy blue does just really look like black like some other reviewers have stated.All in all, coming from where I was (using a super old razer keyboard), I am have found the caps to be perfectly good for me. If I had to recommend this set, I would probably get it for somebody that was price-conscious, loved the colors or the homage, and hasn't truly taken any big leaps in the keyboard scene yet. Though it is by no means an endgame keycap set, its clacking away on my entry-level keeb and I'm having a good time with it!

Pretty sure I am the first review so here is my take on them. There are honestly really good clones and would definitely recommend them to anyone who is looking for a set like the originals who do not have the money to buy the originals. The only difference is the design being switched between the enter key and the backspace key from the original set which is not that big of a difference and I personally like it better. The only problem that I have with this set is that they seem very holo when you press on them. I had the sushi keycaps on before and they sounded much better and more consistent somehow, now this might be placebo or something but that is just my take on the sound that seems different from before. Also, on the top right part of all the keycaps there is a little indent that is very minor and small and unnoticeable on the keyboard when it is on. Just thought that would be something to mention considering some people are perfectionists and would want something else. Overall 4/5, minor things I would change but at this price point there is nothing I can really complain about.

There's nothing to dislike really. It feels, looks and sounds awesome. In a very dark room, with rgb at max setting there's a little uneven light shinethrough, you can see a dark circle in the middle of the keycap. It's minor though and I don't mind it

If you're looking for a set that looks and feels nice without breaking the bank, this is a solid choice. Had everything I need for my 96% (keychron 4), and the overall feel is better than I expected for as inexpensive as it is. It is brand new so I can't speak for the longevity, but overall, I'm very happy with these keycaps.

Very nice PBT cherry profile caps with novelties. Clear crips legends with alphas in the upper left. Enough caps to fit practically any layout. Using them on my RK84 with no issues. Only downside is that you have to use novelties for Win, Backspace, and Enter. Texture is grippy, but not too matte. Overall, nice looking and feeling caps. Thickness is a little on the thin side, feels like around ~1.3mm, but sounds is still okay.

TL;DR: Everything is pretty good for the price but the spacebar is slightly warped and adds a ticking noise to my keyboard.Everything about these keycaps are pretty great. The legends on the keycaps are pretty sharp and bold, which I really like. But what I really don't like is how the space bar is. My space bar works perfectly fine and looks fine. But when you look closely, you can see that my space bar is un-even and instead of it being straight, it curves up like the letter U. Although its a minimal amount of warp, it is big enough for it to add ticking to my spacebar and interfere with the sound.

The keycaps are good quality, and look really nice, they're not the best if you have experienced many high end keycaps, but if you like this set and it's for your first build it's very good.

It fits a bit weird it might be loose or too tight, the colors aren't the sharpest but for the price it gets the job do e

I put these on my TH80 and they feel and look nice. My only issues with these keycaps are they are quite thin so the rgb shines through the top a bit, the navy keys are quite dark and closer to black and the space bar is very hollow sounding.Overall decent quality for price but keep these things in mind when purchasing. I would still recommend them for the price.

Honestly, this a great option if you don't want to spend 3 digit figures for real mizu keycaps on the after market. These keycaps have quite decent quality with it being a sublimation PBT material. Compared to the pictures shown, the blue is not as accurate and has a slightly more greener colour infused not making it as baby blue as the picture shows but still a satisfactory blue non the less. Compared to actual mizu keycaps the side keycaps aren't as navy blue but more close to black, when looking at it from a glance you will see it as black but taking a closer look you can see how it is slightly a navy but extremely dark so I would say it is more of a black colour. The legends are alright, a bit bolder than actual GMK and the 'a' and 's' are not the same font as the other font sizes. Overall, these are great keycaps for faults are understandable because of the price. "you get what you pay for"

You know the saying “you get what you pay for”? These are not the case as you get less than what you paid for. I’m comparing these to my current set of Razer PBT Keycaps that are cheaper than these at $40 CAD. The legends are brutal on some keys and probably could of hand written them myself better. The material feels extremely cheap and sounds very clacky on the keyboard. The worst part is I couldn’t even put the spacebar on because of how warped it was. These make my razer keycaps feel like a premium group buy product. One day shipping though which was nice as I didn’t get too excited before having to return them.