XVX Low Profile Black Keycaps, Shine Through Keycap Sets, Double Shot PBT Keyboard Keycaps Compatibility for 60% 75% 80% 85% 100% MX Switches Mechanical Keyboard- Only Key caps

These keycaps are amazing. Paired these with Banana 2.0 tactile switches on my NuPhy Air96 v2 and the look, sound, and feel are all perfect. The RGB shine through looks perfect, and the thocky-ness is mind blowing for being on a low profile setup. Highly recommend these.

I was pleasantly surprised by these keycaps! The build quality is impressive, with a thick and durable PBT material that gives a premium feel. The dye-sublimated legends are crisp and well-aligned, ensuring they won’t fade over time. The texture is slightly rough, which provides a nice grip while typing. They fit perfectly on my mechanical keyboard with MX-style switches, and the sound profile is satisfying—slightly deeper and more muted compared to stock ABS keycaps. For the price, these keycaps exceed expectations. If you’re looking for a high-quality keycap set with a great aesthetic and durability, I highly recommend them!

Very nice keycaps. They provide a very nice clacky thocky sound profile on my Iqunix Magi75 Pro with Kailh Phantom Switches. There is one caveat that prevented me from giving it a 5-star review: The 7& key has a much thicker keycap stem than the rest of the keys, it gave me some trouble pressing the key down that it kept wedging the switch stem in without rebounding back. I had to use a metal filer to file the 7& key’s stem down to size and test for a comfortable compromise for switch travel. In my very honest opinion, if you’re using a low profile keyboard with switches that use a circular stem you should be wary and have to go through the same hurdle that I did. Otherwise, these keycaps fit my aesthetics for my keyboard and the RGB on the shine through legends look beautiful.

Perfect fit, feels smooth, great price and matched my setup goals. However the main goal was to have shine through keycaps. The white keycaps are more visible then the black when in use

These are nicer than I expected, especially at this price. They are a flat, even key profile -- no different in key shape between each row -- and they basically require north-facing LEDs for the shine-thru captions to be illuminated (I first tried them on south-facing, and they didn't work), but they sit on the switches very firmly and are pleasantly smooth to type on. I've currently got them on Everglide Aqua King Linear 65g switches (completely clear housing, maximum LED glow) on a Drop CTRL board, and with the low-profile there is ample glow beneath the caps and an aesthetically-pleasing shine-thru for the legends. As far as construction goes, no defects, no blemishes, no concerns about wear or tear. They are as nicely constructed as caps from much more expensive sets I've also got.

I was hesitant at first but these keycaps delivered. I have the Nuphy air75 and these fit perfectly. I wanted my keys to be see through and these look really good and feel sturdy. The light goes through the caps really well. These are definitely worth it.

I usually don't leave Amazon reviews, but because of my poor experience with these, I felt like I needed to review to warn others. I have a Lofree Flow Lite Keyboard. The keycaps are nice. They are nice and thick, have clear, simple legends, and they have led to have my keyboard to have a thockier sound. But when putting them on, I realized I made a mistake and when trying to remove them, I found out that these fit WAY TOO TIGHT on my switches stems. I have a hot swappable keyboard and when I tried to remove the keycaps, it ended up pulling the switches off as well. I then had to manually remove the keycaps from the switches one by one. This led to bloodied hands, and worst of all, BENT PINS. You might have a better experience. With keycaps like these, it is with no doubt that quality may differ. But the batch I had, the fit was way too tight and resulted in damaged switches. I will not be buying from them again. Just be warned that your mileage may vary, but at the worst, you will end up with damaged switches.

I used this to replace the keycaps on a asus rog azoth. the original keycaps were fine, but i wasn't too happy with the layout with the ins, del, pgu and pgd keys. The easiest way to remap the keys without having to account for the different row height was by going with a "flat" keycap profile. The quality and fit of these keycaps is excellent. All caps had the same finish (zero variance). I got the black shine-thru keycaps. They allowed a good amount of light out. Be aware though: these are low-profile keys, so because the "skirt" is shorter, you'll see a lot of light bleeding out from the space bar row -it didn't bother me.