Review on 135 Keys Japanese Sushi Keycaps: Compatible with GH60/GK64/GK61/68/87/104, Cherry Profile, Dye-Sub PBT Keycap for Mechanical Gaming Keyboard with Gateron, Kailh, and Cherry MX Switches by Jesse Cruz

Sound tested on the following board: Board: Womier K66 Mechanical Keyboard - Switches: Gateron Milky Yellows (body + stems lubricated with 205g0, springs lubricated with GPL105) - Stabilizers: Shaft (body + stems) lubricated with 205g0 grease, wires lubricated with dielectric grease modified with adhesive tape) I'm writing this review on these caps right now. This set is a 1:1 clone of the EnjoyPBT sushi caps which sell for 3 times the price of these clones. For the price ($33.99 at the time of writing) they're pretty good. Printing looks crisp and the texture feels great when typing or gaming. The sound signature they produce is very nice and "thin", although this depends on other aspects of your keyboard (switches, case and plate material, stabilizers and/or). other mods). Tapping on my down arrow key was off-center by a decent amount, but that didn't put me off the keyset. As mentioned in other reviews, the key spacing isn't the most consistent, but not enough to make me turn these keycaps off. TL; DR: great clones for the price. Sounds and looks really good with the right board and setup, but quality control issues with button spacing and off-center pressure keep me from giving this a 5 star rating.