BOYI Matcha Custom 124 Key PBT Dye-Sublimated Keycaps,XDA Profile Matcha Green Tea English keycap Full Set for Cherry MX Switches,Universal Compatiability for DIY Barebones Keyboard PBT Keycaps

I put these on a couple of different keyboards with different switches and they fit on both the Cherry style and Kailh box style switches I have. I love that it's a full set that comes with caps suitable for different sized keyboards. Some of mine have things like shorter/smaller Shift keys so the standard sized caps wouldn't fit, but this comes with it all! There's going to be some caps left over, but some are due to them not being suited for your size keyboard and some are going to be just caps with alternative art/graphics for a little customizability. They're not the thickest keycaps I've seen, and in fact the light green spacebar with the art on it I managed to break the part of it that the stem goes into when I pulled it out of a keyboard, but I blame that more on the keyboard frame and be being stubborn. There wasn't adequate space for my keycap puller to get totally around it so I was yanking on it with uneven lopsided force and a tiny piece broke off. Thankfully there's the dark green alternative spacebar cap which honestly I preferred more anyways. But the caps feel great to use and the dye-sublimated graphics look nice! XDA profile so a little shorter than some caps out there. They're opaque though, so if RGB is a big concern for you, know that what light you get is going to be dependent on your switches and only going to come out from under the switches rather than shine through them either pudding-style or through translucent numbers, letters and symbols on the cap tops. If you're fine with that and like the look of them, I think you'd like these and do recommend them!

These keycaps are nice if you want a green keyboard. I use them with a white base and it looks very nice. I did notice one of the keys said Motcha instead of matcha but that didn't bother me too much since you can just use a different keycap that is provided. They feel nice on my fingers and haven't had any of the letters smudge off.

I love constantly changing the look of my keyboards, so I picked up these Boyi keycaps in the Matcha color. I couldn't be happier. In the pics I posted, you can see the black keys I removed from an RK96 keyboard, to try these Boyi keycaps. They included a number of extra keycaps to fit different size keys. You can see the keycaps I choose to use and how many are left in the set. I installed them on a black case and I think they look great! Even with the RGB leds. I wish they were shine through caps, but I was aware they weren't. I love that they are PBT plastic. Far superior to ABS, imo. If I had one gripe, it would be that the spacebar and other large keycaps, sound a little hollow. That is to be expected, though. This is easily fixable by putting some dampening in the spacebar keycap. This fixed the hollow sound.I would recommend these in a heartbeat and I would buy them again. Cheers!

Just got these keycaps and I love them so far. Here are a few things I like and don't like:Pros:- Solid construction and well made- smooth to the touch- colors are really nice, love the matcha look for my keychron- packed really well, no broken items- almost impossible to breakCons:- oil from your hands seems visible on the dark green keys, but not hard to clean- Wish it included native mac keys (command, option etc..)Not many cons with these key caps. For the value and the speed at which they show up. I think these are amazing. I would recommend them to anyone looking to customize their mechanical keyboard.

This is a fantastic keycap set for the price. It's not the most premium custom keycap set ever, but it's certainly a good option for a more budget-conscious enthusiast. The keys themselves are great, the construction is solid and they feel/sound nice to type on. The casting is a bit questionable, some of the edges were a bit rough, but nothing that you'd notice after they're installed.The only real complaint is on the printing. The quality of the printing is fine, but the designs themselves seem a bit phoned-in on some pieces (nobody wants a brand name on their spacebar, let's be honest). The arrow keys just having a copy/paste/rotated image of a leaf was a bit lazy. The lack of consistency between the various cosmetic keycaps is also sort of annoying, it almost looks like they come from 3-4 different sets that just happen to be printed on the same kind of keycap.Generally speaking, it's a great set for a great value. If you're VERY particular, this set won't be the best option, but you're unlikely to find something you like for less than double what these cost.

I bought a Newmen GM840 keyboard, for wireless gaming use, and while the stock keycaps are fine, they're underwhelming. They're also OEM profile, which feels a little too sloped on the 75% layout.These XDA Matcha caps fit perfectly, and since they're all the same height, I was able to recreate the rightmost column without remapping any keys. The new caps are nice and thick, and fit snugly on the Gateron switches. There's plenty to fit most different layouts, even a split "Alice" style. My set did have "MOTCHA" on the backspace, but apparently that's the Chinese spelling. There's another light green cap with "MATCHA", so I can swap it out if it bugs me.

These are cuteNot exactly what I pictured and thats moreso the colorSuper easy to install capsWorks seamlessly with Cherry MX keyboardsComplete set with extras to customize