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 Review

Very pleased with the quality of these keycaps given the price. FYI they are a lower profile cap. The plastic feels very thick, the screens are all very dark and well aligned. My only complaint is that the F and J keys don't have little ridges/bulges to help you find the home row without looking.

The caps are nice and thick, the legends are reasonably priced and quite nice to type on. Unfortunately, one problem I've encountered is pretty bad space warping. I may have been unlucky as PBT is known to warp, but that's something to keep in mind.

You get what you pay for, but these caps are worth 80%, about a third of the price you pay for a doubleshot or a premium ABS GMK or a equivalent ePBT would pay . The lettering is very clear for a dye printed product and the texture is similar to good PBT. However, the material is relatively thin and I wouldn't call it premium. The large keycaps weren't warped and overall they're a great budget option.

Great keycaps but my batch had quality control issues. Specifically, the "E", "U" and "]" keys that should have been printed on the Line 4 profile were printed on the Line 3 profile instead. This means that they are the same height as the "A" , "S" etc. keys. Because of this, they are arranged much shorter than the rest of the keys in this row (Q, W, R, T, Y etc. ). If you look at other people's keycaps, they don't have this problem. I think I was just unlucky with mine, but it's possible it's…

Pretty good for the price but if you have a keyboard with something individual then this set may not be suitable. The lettering is very clear, with no obvious mistakes, and there is no deformation in the longer keys. You feel good. Some caps are very tight on switch stems. Not a big deal, but be careful when removing them! One of them was so tight that the switch actually broke when I pulled it out and I had to replace it. The biggest downside for me is that there are no 1.5u mods like control,

Came in a nice box, no caps. The 6.25 and 7U spaces were slightly warped, but a hot water soak and flattening fixed it. Compared to my dual backlit PBT keycaps, they're a bit rougher, but still smooth so they don't irritate my skin. I plan to use them later for GMMK pro. I had to cut my own foam as the cross marks on them don't match the gmk or epbt sets so the dumb fish foam doesn't fully compress. They're also decently thick, around 1.4mm as stated in the description. I bought them for 33.99…

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