Womier Pudding Keycaps, Black PBT Keycaps 60 65 75 100 Percent 130 Keys, Shine Through Key Cap, OEM Profile for MX-stem Switches Keyboard Caps-Black

My primary reason for shopping for keycaps was because I didn't like the stylized font on the native caps on my red switch keyboard.The pudding caps, having an opaque top and translucent sides, won out. I picked these because the font appeared to my liking, the color (white) matches my pc case, and they were a great price.The package came with a variety of cap sizes to account for different keyboard setups (enter, ctrl, shift, etc), and a puller.The caps themselves feel well made, not flimsy. They have a texture that is slightly rougher than the native caps on my board, and I like that a lot. Slippy keycaps are not my thing. I appreciate the amount of light they let through, and am overall very pleased with my choice. They are attractive, and feel nice under my fingertips.In the pictures, you can see that I didn't replace all my caps. It's not that these didn't come with all of them, I simply left the ones that had additional button graphics on them, and I liked the mixed black and white look. It's nothing wrong with the pudding keys, to be clear, just an asthetic preference.

Nothing to complain about. For the price, these are outstanding. Very clear lighting through the keycaps. quality seems decent enough. I'd say 5 out of 5 due to zero issues with these and the price point.

Really happy with these keycaps, they look great on the Thermaltake Argent K5, and do an excellent job of showing off the LED better than the stock keycaps, they have a nice texture to their surface and overall great profile, I can also confirm that ALL the keys match perfectly to the spacing/shape of the original keys, so no funkyness after swapping caps. For what I paid (believe $9 dollars at the time), this was an exceptional value for my keyboard. The only downside to using these on the Argent K5 is that some of it's original keys have additional labeling for custom keyboard features like lighting modes and such, so you will will loose that additional labeling when you swap caps, hopefully you have that stuff memorized, or you could just use the manual etc when you want to change one of those custom features if you can't remember it.

not quite as nice as Glorious Aura V2 keycaps. But for this price, they cant be beat. These kind of keycaps with the opaque bottom portion of the cap display the RGB of gaming keyboards brilliantly. These are also nice and sturdy caps that make a great sound when you type on them.

So far I like this company Wormier (funny name btw) and I think this is the third product I bought from them. I have the white and the Black version of these pudding type keycaps. They really look great when your switches have the LED facing on the front towards you. The black looks great and both black and white versions give the desired effect of the top of the Caps floating in a way with the lights on. It may be the color of my keyboard, but I do prefer the white caps over the black. The black seem to have less translucent effects for the shine through of the characters. However I can still see it. It's just could be a little brighter. I like how it comes with some extra pieces as well. Although I noticed one pack came with some keys wirh unique symbols (like a paw print? A fish?) while the other didn't for some reason. However, both came with different size space bars and all of the necessary keys were there. If you're looking for a real solid or durable, feel these keys do feel a little light. However, the sound does not sound so clacky or hollow if that makes sense.

When it comes to budget caps, Womier is a great choice.I have these in an Epomaker x Aula F99 board with Leobog Greywood V3 switches and the caps sound like legos for sure. Not too loud either.Thy fit very well and the sizes are great on almost any MX style switch.They are a little more transparent than most pudding caps but that lets more light shine through than most and is especially helpful since the F99 has pretty dim LEDs.The color is very light but that works as a benefit for the brightness and all the legends are clear even when the light is off.They function as well as any Womier cap and feel very comfortable to type in with a decent amount of texture.Don’t waste money on those Razer phantoms ore even the HyperX caps which neither have all the keys you would need for a broad array of boards.

Purchased these to replace the keys on a Corsair K65 Plus Wireless. Perfect fit for all the keys and they work/look great!

I picked these keycaps up for a 60% board I'm using for a media server. 99% of the time I'm remoting into it, so the keyboard isn't going to get much use, but I can't say I'm impressed with these. They look nice and they're cheap, but they sound awful, feel like cheap ABS, and none of the five included shift keys fit my board (I ended up having to use the 0/Insert cap intended for a ten key).Again, they're cheap so it's not a big deal...they'll get the job done...but I wouldn't recommend or buy them again.