Review on 🔑 HyperX Pudding Keycaps - Translucent Layer Double Shot PBT Keycap Set for Full 104 Key Mechanical Keyboards, OEM Profile, Black, English (US) Layout by Calvin Reynolds

Beautiful keycaps. However, I will be returning them as this set does not fit my Corsair K95 Platinum. Here at Revain, YMDK sells a $10 pudding cap set for Corsair's custom bottom row, but the normal lowercase font doesn't match HyperX's bold uppercase font. YMDK also offers a complete set that works with Corsair keyboards, but I wanted to buy from a more reputable and well-known brand. UMDC set. At $27.99, Glorious are the most expensive because they are the same as regular Chinese brands like HK Gaming and Havit, which only cost $17.99 at Revain. AliExpress has even better deals for those willing to wait for delivery. Since the font is identical, all of these brands appear to be using the old forms of HyperX keycaps and being produced by the same manufacturer. That the brands are the same means that the lowest price should determine the best product with the same quality. I find the font used in normal capital letters sloppy because it has spaces around many characters like the "R" and "8" keys. Then I found out that Ducky makes pudding caps with his own molds. They weren't included in Revain at the time of writing, but I think the font is classic and understated, in contrast to HyperX's over-the-top "gamer" style. Ducky Caps have a seamless back and thicker PBT walls than the competition. For more materials, the Ducky version is only $5 more expensive than the HyperX version, plus Ducky ships the keycaps in a nice foam-lined box that can be used to organize and store the original keycaps. Ducky has corrected all minor but valid criticisms found in reviews of competing products. All these little factors make Ducky keycaps the right choice for my keyboard.