XVX Jelly Keycaps - 75% & 60/100% Side Printed, Translucent OEM Profile, Magic Wave Series, White & Blue

These look great with my keyboard lighting. The key-caps come in clear plastic molded trays that keep them upright and mostly in 'keyboard' order which is a big help when doing the installation. The set had all the caps I needed to 'do' my keyboard completely. They didn't have any effect on the sound of my keyboard, which is also a plus. The listing says 'ceramic' but there's nothing ceramic about them - they're made of polycarbonate plastic, which is extremely durable, but the key-cap characters are only printed on (albeit by a fancy UV / ink process). This is of necessity because, being clear, there is no way to do 'double shot' construction / character printing. They don't give me the same feel of quality of other key-cap sets I've bought - but again, there's no way around that since they can only be single-shot and (UV) printed characters. They are as good as they can be for clear key-caps. One more thing, the characters printed on the tops of the key-caps are sharp and very legible.At first I thought my set of key-caps was missing the forward-slash "division" key from my numeric keypad area but after doing a lot of looking for that key and not finding it, I realized they had supplied a key with the traditional ÷ character instead, so nothing was missing after all. Windows users should note that the Windows key has been replaced by a "Super"-labeled key. Not a problem.Some keyboards use the numeric keypad numbers for an additional function; these key-caps do not have the additional function on them, i.e. my keyboard uses a shift-1 to do an 'end' cursor movement. The '1' key-cap only has the number on it; some replacement key-cap sets have the additional function. These are all printed only on the top, so if you rely on front-printing for a secondary function, it's not going to be on these. Not a problem for me, but maybe for some users. I almost never use those secondary labels.There is an eighteen month warranty on these key caps which is important because if I manage to wear through any of the more commonly used key labels by then I'll be covered. Also, buying from Amazon is a big plus for that because I don't have to keep track of a receipt - all the info is on their system, which is a huge advantage!

Beautiful keycaps. Used with a backlit keyboard, the white keys have a lovely milky effect, and the lights shine through quite well. The surface is a bit slippery and takes some getting used to, but isn't bad. I did have some issues trying to apply them to the switches of a Razer Huntsman Mini (v1, Linear Optical keys), where the switches would get stuck down because they're a bit too thick, so I ended up using them on a different keyboard. But, I'm sure someone handy with a craft blade would be able to file down the interior to make them fit (as I'm sure to do later because they're so pretty!). Strongly considering buying a set of the pink ones because I liked them so much.

*EDITTED : PHOTOS + Revisions***Ok slight edit although I'll leave my original thoughts below, I put these keycaps on my corsair k95 that the RGB isn't as bright as most of my keyboards and the keycaps aren't as bad about blinding, and look better. HOWEVER I still am not a huge fan but that's not the keycaps fault so I am going to change my review from a 3 to a 4 star on the presumption that not everyone is going to have the same taste as me. The keycaps still work and do their job but know that if you're RGB is very bright then you are going to be in for an "illuminating" experience.**Was excited for these keycaps initially from the pictures as they look really cool. These caps ARE kind of cool, they are smooth to the touch and make for an interesting typing experience, and it came with all the keys needed for a 100% keyboard or for the 96% that had planned on putting them on. With the RGB off on my keyboard the characters on the caps are clearly legible and the darkened clear keys gives them a ghostly look, however that changes drastically when you turn the RGB on... With the RGB on, that light cuts right through these caps making them completely illegible and hard to even have in the corner of my eye. Even at the lowest brightness setting on my keyboard they are still awful in my opinion to look at. I had them on for all of 10 minutes before I ripped them off in disgust and put on different keycaps. Will put them on a keyboard with RGB for pics later, still disgusted right now.Overall I can't rate them too high or low because they are keycaps and they do the job of providing something to type on but the disgust I feel from the RGB diffusion is making me want to dock stars. If you have a keyboard without RGB and want some neat looking keycaps that bring back to 90's and 2000's clear electronics nostalgia, these keycaps are sweet, but if you have RGB and like that semi-diffused look, I would look elsewhere for keycaps.Pros:- Smooth like acrylic and feel nice to type on- The characters are clearly legible- That see through look does trigger the nostalgiaCons:- The RGB light from keyboards CUTS through the plastic, hard to look atTL;DR - Don't turn the RGB on and these are nice keycaps, otherwise it's like looking into miniature suns.

I love these transparent smoked key caps. For me, they aren't too bight unless your right on top of it. They still sound great when pressed. They don't feel cheap, they feel thick and high quality.

I wanted to like these so badly. Even though they look great, and produce a satisfyingly deep sound when paired with a tactile switch, the feel just wasn't there for me. The bumps (F & J) were too imperceptible, and the texture was too smooth for my taste.Again the visual aspect was stunning. But, c'est la vie...!