20 Best Keycaps For Gmmk Pro (2023 Updated)

This is such a clean set, and it goes with pretty much everything. At first it reminded me of the old black keycaps on keyboards provided by work. Those things would get nasty and worn down in a matter of weeks.

I’ve only been using these for a few days, and so far so good (though I would expect them to wear down fast as well). This is a classic set that I am super happy to have picked up (especially, at the lower than normal price of 110).

It’s helpful that Drop and GMK work together to keep this set in stock through perpetual gbs. Though in the sphere of keycaps, there’s a large variety of ABS and PBT options now becoming available (at lower prices too).

It’s generally hard to find another BoW set in Cherry profile, especially at this quality range. But the color doesn’t help with its tendency to shine (most of the posted photos are very reflective).

So even though I have this set, I have already put in an order on Divinikey for a BoW cherry set in PBT. Again, this is a super classic set, and one of the best GMK makes imo, but the state of GMK is slowly shifting.

With some coupon (back to school sale) and my points I could knock these down to $90. I don’t know why people go buy some epbt abs wob that is much worse quality for like $10 less or other $60-70 sets when you can get the best of the best for around $90 a few times a years.

WOB goes well with every case color. Yellow, red, silver, white, transparent? It doesn’t matter, it just looks good no matter what case you put it on. This makes it a much better option than buying some color way that just only works with a certain case color.

If you want a one and done gmk set, this is it. One thing it lacks is short space bars for certain layouts like ergo or split 60%. As a solution you can look up Domikey’s WOB spacebar kit for like $15.

The black doesn’t match perfectly but it’s of good quality and it’s not out of place next to gmk. I would love see a icons only modifiers option and a shinethrough capslock key. These have been done before in limited fashion in group buy and such but it would be amazing if it was a kit option here on Drop next to the base kit.

These are the best value PBT keycaps. I know that Razer has a reputation of being a bit “gamery” with their stuff, but this is definitely more stealth than what you would expect. There no weird gamery fonts.

It does have the shift values of the number keys and other non letter keys on the side like all Razer keyboards, but this isn’t a problem for me. Plus I am a touch typist so I rarely look down at the keys when typing.

The keycaps are thick with clear doubleshot shine through keys. They feel great and would make a great replacement for any keyboard. It comes with multiple keys that are compatible for Razer keyboards and standard layouts.

They make a nice satisfying sound on key bottom-out and when the top out. they are not thocky but still substantial. It’s truly an unbelievable value for what you get.

Total NOOB moment. I ordered these thinking “awesome! I can make my keyboard super fancy”. wrong. These did not fit my keyboard. Fear not, ‘‘twas not the products fault but mine. These are for a pbt mechanical keyboard and I had the run of the mill Razer Cynosa, which is basically your standard desktop keyboard w a fancy razer label slapped on it.

Instead of returning them, I did the next best thing. I went ahead and upgraded my keyboard to the Razer Huntsman Elite. Now not only do I have a super fancy keyboard, but it looks nice af, guaranteed cool points here.

Super easy to remove and install.

Razer brings really nice keycaps for the price if you are looking for ones that allow backlights. I have the Pink and Green ones and they feel like nice quality PBT, though I would recommend the Black or White ones if you want the backlights to be more true to color as the Pink and Green ones will change the color.

Also, if you have a keyboard that isn’t from Razer, the sub legends for the media keys will not match, so just keep that in mind if you are using a keyboard that’s 75% or bigger. For $30 though, there isn’t many other options that have a great PBT feeling while having a decent font, and especially for Razer’s own keyboards, they are a great addition! I’d be totally fine using these keycaps for custom boards, thought the backlight legends will not be used most of the time.

The GMMK LED’s are on the south facing direction. The Glorious Lynx switches are a solid colour with no transparency to let any LED light through and the only little slit that allows light through is on the south facing direction.

The problem here lies with the keys themselves since the legends on the keys are on the north facing direction. Because of this, little to no light is being sent through to the area to light up the legends on the keyswitch.

Extremely difficult to see.

For the low-ish price, it’s not bad. Sounds okay, looks alright. Feels fine. The LEDs do not shine through the legends very well, but the light is very visible in the transparent lower part. I’m not sure I like the texture — it almost seems a bit “powedery” for lack of a better word, but it’s not too offensive, and I’ve adjusted to it for the most part.

Absolutely love these keys, just put them on. I have a Corsair K65 LUX wired keyboard with cherry mx switches, and could replace every single key. This set comes with a few extra packages that have alternate sizes, which came in really handy with Corsair’s non-standard bottom row.

Absolutely get this set if you’re looking for the HyperX Pudding caps, these are ultimately the same but more compatible.

Firstly, I ordered the 65% kit. I want to mention that upfront, because I think that the amount of keys that you ordered (the 1800 vs. the 65% vs. the TKL kit) makes a big difference. This part might be irrelevant, as the time of writing this review, only the 1800 kit is still in stock, but I digress.

I put my GMK Red Samurai onto a Wuque Studio’s Ikki 68. That was probably part of the problem, as the Ikki68 has just a few extra keys than a standard 65%, but my main issue was with the Windows/Ctrl/Alt keys at the bottom of the board.

The set that I bought only includes 5 keys at a 1. 25u size, which meant that I was short one. Even on a standard 65% kit, with a right side Windows key, it still wouldn’t fit. I do want to be fair, and mention that Drop did state that the kitting would fit the Drop Alt and equivalent boards, but I missed that while browsing through the product pictures.

I ended up ordering a set of the GMK Red Samurai novelties later on, which were able to cover the keys that I was missing initially. That all being said, the color is gorgeous. Absolutely stunning in how vivid the legends are.

This was my second GMK set, after I received GMK Laser in early January, and I love the feel. It’s hard to explain it, but the way that the caps are printed feels slightly textured an unique compared to kits that I’ve purchased from other key cap companies/producers.

I did experience some slight space bar warping, but it wasn’t enough to negatively impact my experience. Overall, I think that this was a fantastic deal. Compared to the full kitting for $150, I think that the pricing for the different kit sizes here was great, and I feel very satisfied with the quality of these caps.

** !Potential Disclaimer! ** I bought my set in the beginning of July, and received it mid December. The lack of updates per delay were definitely upsetting and we weren’t given anything to go off of other than the *expected* shipping dates due to Germany’s lockdowns, thus delaying the shipping dates.

My suggestion is to wait a little longer (if the delays continue) because you may not get your set for a very long time 🙁 That being said – -This set is amazing, worth the money 100%. People are reviewing this cap set and saying amazing things, so please read those as well.

However I see a fair amount of folks talking about how expensive they are. I’m really not too sure what they expect from the highest quality-standard keycaps on the market in addition to the fact that $100 for a GMK cap set isn’t that much.

? Especially in the aftermarket pricings, a lot of GMK sets can double even triple in prices over time, so paying $100 flat for a full set really isn’t much to complain about. In fact, if you care so much, you can buy a very well made keycap set for 20$ on mechanicalkeyboards :^) -You buy these caps as a collector, an enthusiast and as someone who wants their build to stand out from your standard run-of-the-mill board you can find anywhere else.

The quality is unmatched, GMK is the best of the best in terms of this. The subtle Japanese alphabet under the the standard Alphas and numbers, the color combination of gold on red, gold on black, and optional red on gold for your Enter, escape, (etc etc) keys make it appealing to look at and appreciate the overall design.

-Yes this is practically your introduction to GMK caps, there are many many many other sets you can buy, however as a starter set, you truly can’t go wrong with these. My only issues are that this specific set isn’t compatible with 60% (and other) board layouts.

It’s DROP specific, so mainly all your standard full and TKL layouts will fit just fine. I say “fit” but what I really mean is some of the keys are taller than the others. On a TKL your Insert, Home, Page Up (and so on) are taller than the keys below it.

Perhaps it’s due to the selection of the size I ordered back in July but I’ve forgotten if there even was an option lol. I put the same set on my 65% and said keys didn’t match the sizing of the others, making it look a tad uneven 🙁 so I’ll be keeping them on my TKL I suppose! So to wrap this all up and give you a TL;DR, buy this set.

It’s worth your money, inexpensive for a GMK set since it’s available for re-purchasing, the build quality is perfection, the color layout is immensely satisfying to look at and it makes your board sound a tad bit better alongside making it look unlike all your friend’s :).

At this time of writing, there are *two* listings for red samurai keycaps – this, and [LINK] The other listing is slightly more expensive and doesn’t have hiragana on the keys by default, but — and this might be obvious to more experienced keycap purchasers — none of this listing’s options are intended for a 100% size keyboard, e.

g. the Keychron Q6. The 1800 kit is very, very close, and most of the keys will fit, but for want of experience and trying to save $40, I now have a keyboard with seven mismatched keys, which would take $150+ (and almost an entire spare keycap set) to remedy.

That said, the keys missing aren’t major ones, being the right-hand function/other keys and two larger numpad buttons, so if you’re a desperate soul, you could get away with still having a nice-looking keyboard.

The smoothness of my brain aside, the keys are nice, and excellent value if you a) want the nishi keys from the other listing and b) don’t have a 100% keyboard. If you’re looking for thock, though, these are not the thockiest keycaps you can find.

In summary, provided you’re paying attention, go for it.

Idk. I’ve purchased a ton of keycaps but none that are gmk. Mostly because I could not justify the price for the material choice, lack of proper packaging, and the shine that they get over time. I just did not get what the hype is about.

One day I got a coupon and used it during a sale. So I was able to get it for a bargain. And honestly I was extremely disappointed. They look alright, the texture is nice to the touch, but none of that is worth the pricetag.

Honestly, I used them for about a week then switched them back to my akko keycaps which I prefer the sound of. If you are the type of person that likes these keycaps then you dont need a review, but if you are reading this and are not sure if the price is worth it.

it isn’t.

This is your standard high quality GMK set, wish these sets would include enough keys at least for an Alice/Arisu setup with split space bar. The product is listed in a couple of different spots, some with spacebar addons, so you might have to look around on the site if you’re looking for matching.

Basically to fit my AVA, I needed to buy the base kit, space bar kit, and novelties just to have enough keys to cover all the different sizes. That’s a serious investment and entirely on me for not doing more research on the keys I needed.

If I were to do it again, I’d use another set instead. Some of them include the space bars you need with extra keys to cover the various layouts.

First, these key caps are of the very highest quality, and that needs to be said. However, I feel a little underwhelmed with the effect vs the stock keycaps that were on my Blackwidow V3 Hyperspeed Mini.

There is more light between the keys, but it’s not a night and day difference. The effect of not having the characters visible when the lights on the keyboard are off is kind of cool (“That’s right, y’all! I don’t NEED to see the letters – I’m a TOUCH TYPIST!”).

Overall I would just say that the key caps feel great, but the visual change is VERY subtle. Also, just a note on installation – the fact that you can’t see the figures means you’ve got to keep holding them up to a light source to see what keys you’re removing from the package so that you don’t get things mixed up.

That wasn’t great, but there’s no way around it if you want the blank stealth look when there’s no LEDs on.

I got these for my Keychron K6. Keychron boards have notoriously dim LEDs and I was hoping that these keycaps would make the keyboard’s LEDs pop a little more. I like the underglow a lot, but because the shine-through layer is that smoky black colour, it makes the legends on dimmer boards very hard to see in well-lit rooms.

I would definitely recommend these if your board has bright LEDs however the intensity of the shine-through does change depending on your viewing angle. The texture on the top of the keycaps is quite nice but will probably wear over time because these are ABS keycaps.

I like that this set has full layout support, because almost no other pudding-style keycaps I could find supported my bottom row layout.

The pictures for the RGB are actually pretty accurate, it is not mind blowing. The key caps though have a really nice grippy texture. Nice and rigged. Quite like them. IF you have a razer keyboard these are probably your best bet for a full keycap swap since they have such weird spacing on the bottom row.

These caps are fantastic! Now, I understand they may cost a slight premium over other caps, and that’s fine – the Apex Pro I slapped them on cost a lot more, I’m willing to fork over another $10 for some proper/labeled caps.

The only issue, which is somewhat standard for Pudding/extra keycaps, is that secondary/function keys are not labeled. This isn’t a huge issue with the Apex Pro (holding Fn highlights which keys are function keys, pretty easy to remember) but if you’re new to the board you may want to familiarize yourself with the functions.

The illumination is great! I’m not a huge fan of RGB believe it or not, but these things pop compared to the regular keys. They beat out the stock keys on another, more boutique, but top brand board I use (and make it’s RGB look weak in comparison).

I collect keyboards and mice (weird hobby but so it is), and these caps rounded out my desires in the Apex Pro – bright, shiny RGB for when I feel like it, as bright as it can get.

Growing up as a gamer, one of the cardinal rules has always been, “”””””””Always buy name brand if you can. “””””””” And I would say that’s especially true when dealing with such a high quality brand such as Steelseries.

Because not only do you get what you expect, there was much more that even I didn’t expect. Those 16 extra keycaps that I mentioned, are in ADDITION to, the 104 Standard Double Shot PBT Keycaps. The 16 extra keycaps include 2 additional sets of alternate bottom row keycaps to fit the widest range of MX stem mechanical keyboards, including other brands like Corsair, Ducky, HyperX, Razer, etc.

A picture of them can be seen in the main body of information of the listing. Know how there’s the information at the top of a listing and then, about halfway down there’s sometimes a bunch more detailed information, usually provided by the seller? Well, that’s where it is.

Not much else to say though. Of course, you get a key puller, and the transformation you’ll see looks great! In my opinion.

These are good key caps. They don’t get that shiny worn-out look after you use them for a while. I got the white set and they stay pretty clean so far. Also, I think the white set brings out more light than the black one.

They definitely don’t glow like the advertised pictures. They do glow, pretty well, depending on your keyboard. Just don’t expect them to glow evenly like pictured. My LEDs are north-facing so the top is brighter.

I tried them on 2 sets of keyboard and got different brightness so they definitely varies depending on your keyboard LEDs. You get 4 bags of different layouts. Although some of them seem repetitive. I wouldn’t recommend using the key cap puller included.

It seemed to be too rough overall. I have one of the long wiry puller that worked better.

Using these on the gmmk pro so the lights are kinda dim through the legends. The spacebar is a little warped so it gets stuck on the return. I heard putting it in boiling water and straightening it helps if anyone else has that problem.

Other than that the shine around the keys are great.

The picture and the product name on the website is very deceiving. On this website it says it is the Glorious PBT keycaps Black. On the box it is actually “Black Ash” and is the colour grey. Now I have bought a set of keycaps that don’t match with my black gmk keyboard.

I’m not sure what to do with these now.

Good overall they feel quality and very well built. Nicely packaged and sorted. However some of the legends are a bit off skew and there are some odd alignment issues of the legends. For the price though they are a good option and work nicely with my gmmk pro.

Very good keycaps. Sounds good. Feels good. Looks good.

The keycaps certainly look very nice on my RGB keyboard. I have them on a GMMK 60% with Box Jade switches, and the typing experience is very nice. The quality of the keycaps seems a little low in my opinion.

The plastic seems very thin compared to my Tai-Hao PBT keycaps I also have here, and some of them have one or two tiny sharp plastic points on the back. But overall I have no complaints.

Bought these to replace the basic keycaps on my cherry blue thermaltake keyboard. They fit perfectly and look great. Only thing I’d like changed is the clarity of the printed characters on each key. Most are clear but some, mostly those with an o shape, aren’t as clear as the rest.

Very easy to put on and looks great. If your replacing gmmk keycaps, the space bar has one light so it is dim compared to other keys. Small gripe, but otherwise happy.

Great keyset to show some ROG flair. Keys are quality and have a nice texture that helps when you can’t look down during a game. The Metal key is a nice touch and has a nice KLUNK when hitting.

Great Features! nice on keys . My gaming keys are very good looking now. My buddy told me to buy this and I bought it.

Bought these to redo my KB. Ther feel great and fit correctly. wqhen i bought the hyperx kit nothing fit correctly. Thank you aSUS.

The keycaps are what you’d expect. But, unfortunately, the box makes no sense. Slides out, and keycaps scatter all over. I have taken away one star for the sheer waste of time examining each keycap and figuring out which row it belongs.

Follow-up: Removing one more star. after closer inspection, there are some defects on some caps. I thought GMK was supposed to be flawless, but I have nothing to compare because this is my first set.

I have a bunch in group buys that I’m waiting on and can compare when they get here. I hope this set from Drop is not standard GMK quality because I’ve spent a small fortune on this brand, and I’ve many “cheaper” (less expensive) caps that have no flaws.

Also, not sure why every key in this set has a slight dot indent that appears to be residual from the manufacturing process, which doesn’t exist on my other caps.

Looks like a cool base set but I was really looking for the decoration kit to add to a base BoW kit. Standard GMK quality. The ABS plastic is a bit translucent under strong light for the modifier keys.

Tested this on a Q2 on max brightness and it did bleed a bit though on the blue keys when testing in a dark room. These will look very nice with a BoW kit and can’t wait to give that a go. I am sure that the base kit is great but I can’t justify paying GMK prices on a keyset that has the same legend on all of the keys.

Not my cup of tea but it does look nice. I would say that it does complement the decoration kits my elevating the striking difference the accents provide.

Buying a set of anonymous pixel keycaps seemed super fun until I received them and noticed that the two containers the caps came in were only closed with more than a tiny piece of tape (besides the covering cardboard container), I managed to somehow pull the containers out upside down and they opened.

All my caps ended up on the floor and now I have to gather the energy to try to compare the profile on each one to see which row they’re supposed to be on – I thought they’d be row marked on the inside but no luck there.

Anyway, ask me again how they feel to use in 2030 or something like that. Getting a good review for looking good, even if they’re in a big pile now.

What most impressed me right away yesterday was how you can FEEL the bass coming out of these. The vibrations are like party sub-woofer tower speakers. Also, something I’ve never experienced before, but any sort of organic musical instrument like a reed woodwind, a wooden drum, a piano, a guitar, a violin, a cello, a xylophone, etc.

will produce sound waves where you can feel every single one tingling your ear just like the bass does, in a good way. Sounds true to life. Unfortunately, this effect does not extend to synth/synthetic instruments; their soundwaves at least sound “smooth”, but not hyper-realistic “tactile”.

As for the manufacturing, it’s made in Japan. Each side feels weighty and sturdy in the hand, giving a “high-quality product” impression. Despite being rather big, the fit shape is ergonomic and conforms well to one’s ear placement.

Finally, the spiral tips feel like they’re an extension of one’s skin. Some kind of comfortable texture to them. Will update if I notice more properties as I use them as daily drivers.

Well, as the title states, I couldn’t help myself. I saw this keycap set and had to have it. Love the ESC key the most but do like the ROG logo layed across the main gaming keys.

Don’t get me wrong, I love these keycaps, they are durable, sleek, and nice to the touch. The only issue is that the price is too high to justify them.

These Corsair Gaming PBT double-shot keycaps are high quality, long lasting, and durable. The PBT double-shot moulding process by which they’re made means these keycaps do not wear or break, and the legends will never fade or get damaged, even under heavy use over long periods.

They’re a direct replacement for the Corsair K-series keyboard keycaps and will fit most other keyboards with Cherry (or compatible) switches and ANSI/ISO layouts. English (UK) layout keycaps are included.

These keycaps are quite heavy-set and produce a deeper “clunk” sound while typing, a sign of their robust build and design. Plus they look gorgeous, especially when back-lit by the keyboard LEDs, with large and clear legends.

Pros: • Better quality, and will last longer, than most other keyboard keycaps. • Shine-through legends for RGB keyboards. Cons: • The spacebar in this keycap set is 6. 5u (123mm overall width, with 3 mounts – 52.

25mm apart) which will not suit all keyboard layouts. • There is no function (Fn) key supplied in this keycap set. Conclusion: If you’re looking to replace your current keycaps then you won’t do much better than these Corsair PBT double-shot keycaps.

The only consideration being if the 6. 5u spacebar will fit your existing keyboard. I cannot recommend these keycaps highly enough and will certainly buy again for future keyboards, if necessary.

The keycaps were very well packaged, and you can tell when you inspect them that the quality of the plastic is much better than the default, and shows up less marks (compared with the more shiny default variant).

The only thing to note is the backspace key and the number pad zero key are a little stiff, and a light touch might not suffice for those specific keys. Every other key responds to a light touch as far as I can tell.

Given I’m firm with my keypresses, I’ve had no trouble at all. I would recommend this product to those who program or mash their keys when playing games (e. g. FPS games etc. ). They are definitely more durable and don’t pop off at all.

They affix nice and firmly to the switch.

Excellent keycaps – they are strong, feel amazing (textured), very comfortable for gaming and typing. After one of my original keys cracked, Corsair offered me a replacement – but I decided to buy these as I wanted something robust that would last as long as the keyboard itself.

So glad I did. Whilst it’s more expenditure, it takes the keyboard up a level and now I feel like this beast will last me a very long time.

These key caps are a great way to add a custom look, feel, and sound to any keyboard they will fit, which is a large majority of keyboards on the mainstream market. The illumination and font are a great look and can be as subtle or as bright and loud as you want depending on your keyboard brightness settings.

Even if your keyboard doesn’t have adjustable RGB or any illumination whatsoever, they still look great even when they are off. The feel is fantastic with an aptly sized contact top with a very minimalistic but ideal texture to the surface that makes keystrokes feel confident and never slippery or inaccurate like with some smoother textured caps I’ve used.

The material is durable and I’ve used them on multiple keyboards over the years and never had an issue and just keep adding them to almost every subsequent new keyboard. While they won’t solve world peace, they do slight dampen the sound from louder switches, making your typing or gaming sessions less noisy to a comfortable degree, while still providing that audible click that we all love from our mechanical keyboards.

Membrane switch users can expect a nearly silent operation unless you are smashing on your keys like the hulk and bottoming them out. I would recommend these to anyone looking to improve look, sound, or feel, or any combination of them or all three.

Not many key cap sets out there come in at a price this reasonable and still hit favorable improvements in all three. I’ve seen some that look great but feel horrible, feel great but sound horrible, etc and I’ve seen more expensive sets that are made so thin or cheaply that they wear out as fast or faster than standard caps on low end boards.

I think your money is well spent here, no matter what your aim is.

Disclaimer again like I said in my razer viper review. I don’t buy into the hype of those back ordered one off branded pc peripheral products. Esp since all my friends have them gaetron watermelon kickflip super duper keys with asteroid caps made from space dust lubed with the milk from cows in the hills of Japan.

You would think with all that hype gear they’d be elite gamers. Yet me with my stock prebuilt apex pro keyboard, these key caps, and 100 dollar mouse poop on them non stop and they can’t keep up in any kind of game whatsoever.

So always take that as it’s the skill of the gamer and not the accessories. With all that being said, it’s Pretty cool that Best Buy has these in stock. They’re not your nerdy custom built key board builder key caps, but they’re still pretty cool and get the job done, something different.

Nice the light from my apex pro shows through a lot more than the regular key caps. And guess what I still win more games and get more kills than my homies with all that hype gear.

These are some quality-feeling keycaps and for some users this might be exactly what you want, but it was not what I wanted. I didn’t realize when I purchased that these caps that they have a very hollow and clacky feel.

I figured that any keycap set that costs $100+ would have a more deep and premium sound profile, but that’s on me for not researching further. I was shocked when I paired these keycaps with Holy Pandas and got a sound profile so sharp and cutting that I couldn’t even continue using them.

Even my $30 pudding keycaps gave off a more pleasing sound than these. It was startling. Eventually I found that pairing these with broken-in and lubed Cream switches actually hit a splendid sound profile that I quite like, and I’m going to keep using it for the time being.

However, I wanted to put this warning out for anyone else considering spending this amount of money on these keycaps. They will not give you a deep and thocky sound at all. These are very hollow sounding caps and, as I learned with this purchase, sometimes that’s what you get even in the absurd/premium purchase price level.

Again, they feel quite nice and premium to the touch, they don’t feel cheap, but the sound is very hollow, thin, and clacky. Be warned if you’re already going with relatively loud switches to begin with.

I love this keycap set and it look phenomenal. It is partly my fault, I didn’t check the product before I bought it. I saw red samurai caps and clicked buy without doing my research. Initially I thought these would come with the alpha with the hiragana but they don’t.

It was the other set of instead of this 150$ set. Again I still love these and they are my favorites but that was the initial pull I had towards the Red Samurai caps. If the tkl or the 65% layout wasn’t sold out I would have just bought those instead and saved 50$.

I think the alphas should be swapped out or you should have the choice to get either the regular or the ones with the hiragana. Its such a cool looking and nicely colored set. At the time I was so excited to finally purchase the set I didn’t even know there was 2 different sets.

I just clicked add to cart and went straight to checkout. I truly believe you don’t have the red samurai caps unless you have the hiragana its such a definitive look and its why I wanted them in the first place.

Same thing for the novelties. I thought it would come with the clouds but nope you just get a basic set. I can’t see myself spending another 100+ for something I could have gotten for cheaper on the original set instead of this one.

Yes I’m cheap af and its 100% my fault for not doing the research but why get rid of the definitive features of the red samurai?.

If you have been Drop on sometime, you would know of the Red Samurai 65%/TKL/1800 kit. Those kits comes with some basic novelties but that can’t be said for this version of Blue/Red Samurai kit. So here’s what I think, and hope it helps to give feedback to those at Drop.

Hiragana alphas (Nishsi kit) – I would recommend the default option to offer Hiragana base instead of Latin base kit as this set was designed based on Samurai and that itself is enough to argue the origins of the design and what it should offer.

Secondly, the Hiragana base kit sells at a higher price yet offers less keys compared to GMK Laser. Is there something that I’m missing here? I’m sure there’s some backend issues of MOQ and stuffs like that, but I was hoping that at least with the higher price, an additional 6.

25u and 7u spacebar would be offered similar to GMK Laser Gaijin kit. Why miss out on those basic novelties caps that would really tell the full story of the design, the kitting of the 65%/TKL/1800 Red Samurai was not something to look forward to, but at least if offers the basic novelties.

This is another thing that made me go hmmmm. Overall, I love this base and only bought Nishi kit because it justifies what this kit truly meant, although I love the novelties but the price really doesn’t speak justice for my wallet.

Thus, one might say if im not prepared to spend I might as well back off. But as a fan of Drop offerings, I was just hoping to give my feedback and improve the future products, maybe?.

I’m always a cooler master fan and their new pbt backlit keycaps didn’t let me down. Solid build, oem height, pure color, smooth feel, and most importantly rgb lights looks amazing on them. I’ve tried some other brands’ pbt backlit keycaps, they usually don’t have the same effect with rgb.

Either a bit dark or the letters aren’t well shown. You can tell how beautiful my mk730 is with these white elf. Don’t hesitate to buy them. Plus they are just $19. 99. Perfect!.

The light shined through like her smile as they turned on. They remind me of her every day along with how smooth they went onto the keys like her-. Anyways these are worth every penny just as she is worth every living thing on this earth.

(black ones are originally from my ducky one 2 mimi).

The keycaps that came with my keyboard are way too low profile and I mistype on them frequently. THESE are the solution. I also like the aesthetic. They’re clean. Not some weird overly gamer font or anything.

The light comes through them perfectly and evenly and they’re just honestly a pleasure to type on.

I ordered these 10pm Monday, and got them 1pm the day after! These keycaps are certainly better than any stock keycap set out there, especially coolermaster. The light shines through perfectly and really makes my desk RGB.

Excellent key caps. They make the lighting effects standout more and also improve the sound quality (on my Cherry MX Blues). Very much recommended.

It a nice keycaps I ever got and when I out it in the keyboards is so pretty Thankyou so much for making these keycap