Bossi 104 Keys PBT Double Shot Injection keycaps Backlight Colors Injection Replacement keycaps for Mechanical Game Keyboard-Red

Hm. It was hard to give it 5 stars but I did anyway. The font used on the keycaps won’t be everyone’s favorite. The color is good even though it’s not exactly like the product photo. The quality seems good enough to me but I’m not an expert on plastic quality. I would’ve liked if the navigation keys had the full words on them instead of acronyms like PD, PU, etc, but it’s fine I guess. For the price I payed, I’m not upset at all.

Ordered these as I tend to order backup sets in case something ever happens.Glad I ordered these as a backup set. It didn't take long before I decided that I just wanted to try them and slapped them on a 60%.If you're a fan of natural brown or neutral tones like me, they're pretty to look at. RGB does of course make light brown look funny if the light color doesn't match. That said though, it's about the typing experience.When it comes to a plain and solid typing experience, you don't get much better at this price, especially this thick either.The thing that shocked me about these caps is the thickness. I was expecting an el cheapo China throw together cap set, but they turned out to be even better than that.I could totally recommend these to anyone who just bought a new keyboard and wants a budget cap to throw on, or for older folks who use mechanicals and don't like flashy colors and gamer-y aesthetic of a lot of keycaps found around Amazon.Grab 'em, especially for the price.

The shape and feel of my original keycaps are excellent; but they are opaque and the contrast between the orange font and dark brown keys was insufficient for reading the keycaps at typing distance, especially in the dark. Even though I'm a touch typist, some of the non-letter keys are in slightly different places than I'm used to on my 65% keyboard. Ultimately, I want keycaps that let light through the font area and only the font area.I bought the yellow keycaps, and I wish I had gone for a darker color to provide more contrast. I'm sure if these were dark keycaps I would have rated them a 5 (love it) versus a 4 (like it).If the room is completely dark, enough light comes through the font area and the keycaps are dark enough I can read the caps. Unfortunately, a large browser window with a white background is enough to make it difficult to read the keys. There is also a glow coming through the yellow caps. I wish the caps were opaque except the font area.Paradoxically, dialing down the brightness of the LED and going for a orange color maximizes readability of the yellow caps.The keys themselves feel like good quality -- especially for the price. The contours and angles feel right.The bumps on the F and J key to indicate the QWERTY home row hand position could use more bump.Installation was extremely easy. Not only did the keys go on easily, but the packaging held the keys in QWERTY keyboard order making finding the right key trivial. I never thought I would consider the packaging to be a beneficial feature of a product before. As I removed keys from the packaging, I put my old keycaps back in. This will protect the original keycaps and keep them organized.Overall, I'm happy enough that I bought these keycaps. I just wished that I had bought a darker color and they were more opaque except for the font window. I'm not 100% confident that I'll keep these keys as my primary, but I'll give them at least a month before I might start looking again (and I would gladly buy the same model and brand, just a different color).EDIT: Based on other reviews, I went ahead and bought the gray keycaps. If the ambient light is bright, the original keycaps that came with the keyboard and do not let light through are the best. Both the gray and the yellow do not have enough contrast to be legible in a well lit roomIn complete dark, the gray are much better than the yellow. The gray are legible and only let light through the writing indicating the key. The yellow caps bleed too much light through the cap in a dark room, but can be read with a little effort.. The original keycaps are completely unreadable.

I bought the purple ones to spruce up my venerable but uninspiring Das Keyboard Professional Model S. I was expecting them to feel flimsier than the original keycaps because after all, the Das Keyboard is expensive and heavy and these things are cheap. But actually, these feel thicker and more substantial than the original keycaps, which makes me think the Das Keyboard was a bit of a lie, talking themselves up about how fancy they are.Now, looking at my new-looking Purple Rain-ish keyboard, I'm wondering why I didn't swap out the keycaps a long time ago. In fact, I'm going to get some more of these in different colors and mix things up a bit. How about orange modifiers and function keys and purple alphas? I don't know, but at these prices, I can afford to experiment. Also, I'm very glad I took the time to pull all the keycaps and remove the unspeakable things that were lurking underneath there.This was a good experience and a good way to spend under $20 to spruce up a tool I use for hours everyday.

These look and feel great on the fingers. They work well for backlit keyboards as well. The only issue is the spacebar is a little loud and hollow sounding. I put two balls of poster putty on each side of the key and now it sounds fine. I ordered many different keycaps from different vendors this past holiday and these purple ones are my favorite having tested them all out.