KBDiy Glimmer Doys Keycaps Low Profile Dye-Sublimation PBT Retro Custom Keyboard Keycap,140 Keys Cap Set for Cherry Gateron MX Switches Mechanical Keyboards

I think these are some of the most unique keycaps I've used in a long time. The profile, overall look, texture, everything. I really like the retro engineering type color palette, and the low profile combined with the raised dots in the center is really weird but doesn't feel bad at all. The texture of the keys is matte but not super smooth. You can see in one of my photos a close up of a keycap; it has a really tiny sandy/sugar texture that feels nice to type on. Not all of them appear to have this (I think the spacebar doesn't), but most of them do. This is pretty different from the more intense texture mattes and almost no texture mattes that I'm used to seeing. It's also not too noticeable to bother people who dislike strong textures in my opinion. They're not double-shot, but they're still pretty thick. They sound great with my usual setup, which is a GMK67 keyboard with oil kings. I think these would be perfect for someone who's looking to move from a flat apple-style or laptop-style keyboard into more customizable keyboard options. This gives you that flat, low-profile feeling while being a bit more unique. I don't think I'd use these for my daily setup, but I do intend to build a secondary setup for these. They're just really cool and feel great, even if it's not for every day.

I am more of a cherry profile keycap kind of guy, but these looked so cool I had to give them a try. There are plenty of extra caps of different sizes so I was able to easily find the correct caps for each key on my 81 key mechanical keyboard. As you can see in the pictures, they look phenomenal. The keys themselves seem to be of excellent quality, and the characters look nice and clear. These keys are much lower profile than your standard keycaps on your typical mechanical keyboard, but they still fit just fine. Ultimately, I will not likely use these long term. I work in low light most of the time, so shine-through keycaps are more necessary than I thought when I installed these (and that's not a knock against these: they aren't listed as such). Interestingly enough, I didn't find it difficult at all to get used to typing on these despite the fact that they are so dramatically different. The typing experience is actually quite good. All in all, I love these keycaps. They look REALLY cool and somewhat unique without being obnoxious or too loud. They have a very nice retro vibe. If you are looking for something different and don't need your keys to light up, these are a really awesome choice.