Review on 🔲 Havit PBT Pudding Keycap Set - Double Shot Backlit with Puller, Compatible with DIY Cherry MX RGB Mechanical Keyboard (Black, 60 87 104 Keycaps) by Carlos Macy

Although I've owned mechanical keyboards for years, the Corsair K70 TKL Champion Series (https://amzn.to/3dki4Bt) was my first RGB backlit keyboard . A friend suggested I look for custom keycaps and I accidentally found these double-shot PBT Havit Pudding keycaps. For those like me who are unfamiliar with the terminology: - double weft means that the text on the keycaps does not rub off as they are made of layers of plastic and are not printed - time will tell whether the text will hold up - PBT is a stronger plastic than ABS (which is used in the K70's standard keycaps) and shouldn't shine over time - Pudding keycaps are double-layered - translucent underneath to let in more RGB light and durable on top . My concerns about getting custom keycaps for Corsair keyboards came from previous reviews (not just for this set) - some Corsair keyboards have custom key sizes on the bottom row, so custom keycaps won't fit. The most common was with the Windows keys and the spacebar. I was very happy to see that this is not the case with the Corsair K70 RGB TKL Champion Series keyboard - all the keycaps fit perfectly, including the bottom row keys. Just compare them to the stock K70 caps. In the pudding set, the amount of RGB light really increases. I didn't notice any separation between the translucent and solid black portions of the keycaps. They are packaged on a tray organized as per the standard keyboard layout. which made fitting new caps and storing old caps quick and easy. Small nits - I've noticed a tiny amount of flash (excess plastic) in the solid black portion of the keycaps on a few of them. And I'm not sure if this is a limitation of the PBT process or a stylistic choice, but the font on the keycaps has breaks, so no part of the black is completely covered by the translucent font. For example, the letter "O" has a small gap at the top. This is most noticeable with smaller characters like "@" and "%," making them look less legible than other characters. None of these nits were significant enough to deduct a star from my rating. After all, this was one of the less expensive pudding keycap sets that was PBT and Double Shot. Until I have more expensive sets to compare,