havit Keycaps 60 87 104 Double Shot Backlit PBT Pudding Keycap Set with Puller for DIY Cherry MX RGB Mechanical Keyboard (Black)

Definitely gives your keyboard a much better look.

While I've had mechanical keyboards for many years, the Corsair K70 TKL Champion Series (https://amzn.to/3dki4Bt) was my first one with RGB lights. A friend suggested I look into custom keycaps and I happened to find these Havit doubleshot PBT pudding keycaps. For those like me, who are uninitiated in the terminology:- doubleshot means the text on the keycaps won't rub off, because they are made with layers of plastic instead of printing - time will tell if the text holds up- PBT is a more durable plastic than ABS (which is what's used on the standard keycaps on the K70) and shouldn't get shiny over time- pudding keycaps are dual-layered - translucent on the bottom to let more RGB light through, and solid on the topMy concern with getting custom keycaps for a Corsair keyboard came from previous reviews (not just for this set) - some of the Corsair keyboards have non-standard key sizes on the bottom row, so custom keycaps wouldn't fit. This was most often the case with the Windows keys and the space bar. I was very happy to see that wasn't the case with the Corsair K70 RGB TKL Champion Series keyboard - all the keycaps fit perfectly, including the bottom row keys.Since this is the first set of custom keycaps I've had, I can only compare them to the standard keycaps on the K70. As a pudding set, the amount of RGB light is really enhanced. I've not noticed any separation between the translucent and solid black portions of the keycaps. They come packaged on a tray organized in a standard keyboard layout, which made installing the new caps and storing the old ones quick and easy.Minor nits - I've noticed a tiny amount of flash (excess plastic) in the solid black portion of the keycaps on a handful of them. And I'm not sure if this is a limitation of the PBT process or a stylistic choice, but the font on the keycaps has breaks so that there is no portion of black fully enclosed by the translucent font. For example, the "O" has a small break in the at the top. This is most noticeable on the smaller characters like "@" and "%" - making them look less clear than other characters. None of these nits were significant enough to knock a star off of my rating.Finally, this was one of the less expensive set of pudding keycaps that were PBT and doubleshot. While I don't have the more expensive sets for comparison, I am extremely satisfied with this set and would reassure people concerned about the quality of these caps based on their price - they are great!

So this is written for those who use the Razer Black Widow keyboard. There are a few key caps that are not used in the set. I suppose that they are for non-standard key set ups. The part I find disappointing about this is that, Razer being a huge name in the gaming keyboard industry does not fit the key caps that they put in the set.Let me explain a little. About 98% of the keys fit and look just fine. However, the longer keys do not have the stabilizer holders that Razer uses, the small pieces of wire holding the longer keys such as the space bar. Because of this I had to continue to use the other space bar caps I have giving a non-uniform look if that is what you want to go for. Other keys like the enter, and shift keys also do not attach to the stabilizers so they have a slight wobble. Seeing how I do not competitive game and actually use a gaming pad and not the main keypad for most games is not a hug deal with this. I have yet to do any actual typing with it.The final part is that MOST Razer Keyboards have a different spacing to the bottom row. This off set the keys just a little on the bottom row so that they dont line up on the ends but are off set about 1/8". I was also unable to use all the keys on the right side of the keyboard as the keys provided were to large and did not fit this keyboard.Over all however the sound is very good, the look is amazing for the keys that fit, and the glow is exactly what I wanted. So over all I would say for most people and most brands of keyboard this would be a very nice budget key cap set.

These keycaps have a nice fit and finish and they feel nice to type with. They have a much nicer font than the original Corsair caps. These keycaps solve the only unfortunate problem with black Corsair keyboards and that is the chintzy ABS keycaps that come on them.I have not performed the acetone test to prove that these are PBT and not ABS, but they feel like PBT.You will need to get this kit: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08CB8T99Q?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 to fit the bottom row for all black Corsair keyboards, which have a non-standard layout (Windows and Menu/FN key are undersized on these keyboards).A lot of reviewers focused on the sprue marks on the backs of these keys. They're normal, they're tiny, and they're found on keycap sets costing hundreds of dollars. They are not a sign of "cheapness".They keys came with a key puller in a small box with the all the keycaps placed on a foam strip with cutouts to fit Cherry MX profile keycaps, which made swapping them with the original keys a breeze. While lead times were longer than I expected for my order, the keycaps arrived on-time and undamaged. The keycaps included a large L-shaped enter key and smaller backslash (\) key for those with keyboards so equipped (mine is not).The keycaps are perfect fit for Cherry MX stems and not wobbly at all. If you're looking for a nice keycap to replace the el cheapo ABS keys that came with your black Corsair keyboard, this key set along with the bottom row I linked above is a perfect fit.