MOLGRIA Ink Lotus Keycaps, 140 Set Custom Key caps for Gaming Keyboard, PBT OEM Profile Dye Sublimation Keycaps ANSI/ISO Layout with Japanese Font for Gateron Kailh Cherry MX 104/87/74/61 60 Keyboard

My son loved them

These are my favorite feeling keycaps. Cheap and easily obtainable via Amazon. I have 13 different sets of keycaps and most of them are cherry but for whatever reason this one is just much better feeling.

I bought this set of keycaps to modify a Z75s aluminum mechanical keyboard I recently purchased from MCHOSE. The keycaps fit this keyboard well, so they should work well with any 75% keyboard from MCHOSE that features a similar layout, including those sold here on Amazon. The look of the keycaps is quite nice. I purchased them mostly for the color scheme and font used, though the sumi-e touches match my setup quite well.The box of Keycaps I received had a damaged cover and was sealed shut with Amazon packing tape, so I can only assume it was a return. There are some gaps in the box packing material so I may have not received a complete set. I counted 148 keycaps in total, but I'm not sure exactly how many are supposed to be included. The caps present were clean and smooth with no noticeable defects. Since all of the caps I needed for my desired layout were there I decided to keep the box as is and proceeded with installation. I'm not too terribly fussed over possible missing keys that I most likely won't ever use anyway.After removing the stock keycaps from my board, I installed these on Akko V3 Creamy Yellow Pro switches with south facing RGB. I found the included tool a little flimsy, but usable. I did switch to the one that came with my keyboard as it is more rigid and easier to control. I quickly noticed the differences in the profile of these keycaps compared to the stock PBT Keycaps from MCHOSE. The dimensions are a little narrower than the stock caps, which lets significantly more of the RBG lighting shine through. I've included a photo of the keyboard lit up, though the iPhone washed out the color a bit. It's actually light peach/purple color combo but appears more pink in the photos. You can see a significant amount of light shows through.As far as sound quality, most of the keycaps retained a similar sound to my original keycaps with two exceptions. First, those in the corners of the keyboard sounded a bit more muted. The second noticeable difference was the spacebar. At nearly twice the height of the original spacebar, the stock sound was noticeably more thin and hollow. In fact, it bordered on clacky. I modded the keycap with poster tack and foil to get a clean, more balanced sound between thocky and creamy. I quite like it now.Overall I have no real complaints with this keycap set. The color scheme and font selection are quite nice with the addition of a sumi-e aesthetic. With a simple mod to the spacebar, the keys sound quite pleasant on the Akko V3 Creamy Yellow Pro switches in the Z75s aluminum mechanical keyboard from MCHOSE. If you like the look of these keys and have a compatible keyboard, they're definitely worth trying out.

I love it it’s very nice looking and aesthetic perfect for a white-black scheme on your desk.(p.s please don’t look at my feet.)

Looks good with black and white theme

Keycaps looks amazing and feels great to type on as well. Great sound while typing.

Keycaps dont allow light to go through. My keyboard has lights but you cant see what keys you are hitting if its dark in the room. Because keys don't luminate .

They looked and feel high quality. Gave them away to my girlfriend because they don't fit a 60% DIERYA DK63 white keyboard. Might have been on DIERYA side but this is a reminder to check the compatibility. Still high quality keycaps, for other keyboards at least lol.