YMDK75 Keys DSA Dye Sub PBT Keycaps Suitable for Ortholinear Layout MX Keyboard XD75 ID75 Planck Preonic Niu40 (Only Keycap)

For the price, these are great caps. I bought them along with an ortholinear keyboard kit and assumed they'd be my starter set. They didn't have all the caps I needed for the layout I wanted but it was just the thing to get the project up and running at a low cost. Once I have finalized the keyboard layout, I'll probably spend a ridiculous amount of money on a fancy set with the legends needed for all the spots but these are great for now.The quality of the keycaps along with nice color (the orange really pops) is such that, if they DID have all the caps I needed for my layout, I'd probably stick with these

Perfect set of caps. Good selection of non standard keys. However, the low height of the caps make the overall build look cheap. But that's a subjective view. I prefer XDA/ZDA profile. So chalk it up to learning about flat profiles. Works well for non qwerty layouts.

These caps are made very well. Great sound. And very visible lettering. Easy to see

I like the feel of these keys, yet without home key makers I find myself losing my position on the keyboard.

Good set for any 75-key mechanical keyboard (XD75 or ID75) or use on a split ortho. I bought it to use on my ID75 but it would also work elsewhere. It's DSA profile. Inexpensive but gets the job done. I did also try them on a few split orthos and they kind of work there too, about enough to cover common mappings.

They're not very pretty or exciting, but it's a good collection for an ortho board at a great price.

I wouldn't use these for style but for actual use while typing or in a low-ish profile build they're nice. They also feel pretty good especially if you're getting used to a ortholinear lay out. Probably wouldn't use them for gaming though but if you tilt your board or are used to this type, it will be good.

Arrived with missing letters.