TINTON LIFE® Gradient 37 Keys PBT Backlit Keycaps Set for Mechanical Keyboard(Gradient Blue)

The keycaps are great, they feel great and have a good font. The only letter I don't like is the A but you could get used to it. The gradient does look better than the pictures, but I have one issue. I don't know if mine is defective or if this was because of shipping but my keycaps came really scratched. A lot of them were uneven because they were heavily scratched. Also because these are two layers the bottom one shines in through more than just the letter sometimes and that looks bad. So from afar they look great colors and everything, but if you will worry about what they look like up close maybe reconsider. I will likely return them because I only see them up close all day long.

Mostly good, but there are a couple keycaps that don’t sit on their stems in the correct position. Nothing you’d notice from a quick glance, but a couple of the keys just don’t line up. Also, the backlight can bleed through the color of the keycap at higher brigtnesses.There’s also inconsistency with the stems. Some go all the way onto the keys with no resistance and come back off with only a small amount. Others are much more securely mounted to the switches.The included keycap puller is completely unserviceable. Its grabbers are too wide to fit between the keycaps of your keyboard, and even if you did force it onto a key, it's just as hard to get the key off because of the clamping force. And worse still, the puller is non-recyclable: literal useless garbage.Objectively this product could do with significant improvement. Subjectively I will be keeping my purchase.

After purchasing a different set of keycaps for my keyboard at work, I wanted to find a set for my home keyboard to dress it up a bit. However the Corsair K70 uses non-standard sizes for the bottom row so any set I bought, I'd have to buy the lower row separately. Instead I found these and decided to try them despite having no reviews. As soon as they arrived I began switching them out. The package came with a very good tool for key removal and the process only took a few minutes. The keys themselves feel good, with a slight texture to your fingertips versus the slick stock keys. In the first picture above all the lighting is turned off, and in the second picture the lighting is just on the new keycaps at the lowest setting for my keyboard.I feel they were slighly pricey at $24 for 37 keys but as far as quality goes I'm very pleased with them.

Installation was easy, although I personally dislike those plastic ring style cap pullers. I was a bit skeptical about the fit since a prior set I bought (not these, but another brand's WASD replacement) required some handworking to fit on the switch stems. Identical font to the CMStorm Quickfire keyboard I have, and these caps' fitment was pretty good.If you're looking for a little something different for your keyboard, IMO you can't go wrong w/these gradient sets.

I mod mechanical keyboards for everyday MAC and PC users as well as gamers. These keycaps were the perfect touch to a wireless keyboard that needed a little life and some backlit letters. Would def buy again. - Syntax Mods

This was a cool concept but horrible delivery. you can tell almost right off the bat there is little if any quality control. 4 of the keys sit several millimeters above the rest of the keys which not only makes it hard to type but it also cause the key to tilt when pressed which WILL DAMAGE the key. will DEFINITELY be returning this. your more than welcome to chance it yourself and you may get luckly and get a kit that actually fits, but I'm not going to risk. this is a huge disappointment.

Love these and look great on my Royal Kludge RK61. Hopefully they will produce some modifier keycaps in the same style.

They fit in perfectly with Corsair K70.

The gradient is a tad different from the picture, but no bid deal. It fits my Logitech board really well and feels good for the price.