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HK GAMING Custom Keycaps | Dye Sublimation PBT Keycap Set for Mechanical Keyboard | 139 Keys | Cherry Profile | ANSI US-Layout | Compatible with Cherry MX, Gateron, Kailh, Outemu | Bow

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Color: Bow


Features

  • DURABLE PBT The Keys are made with a Dye Sub process and from extra thick PBT for great readability and pleasant touch. The material is extra durable to increase longevity and make the Caps fade resistant.
  • CHERRY PROFILE Ideal for long uninterrupted typing without feeling tired. Cherry Keycaps have a smaller form factor compared to OEM Keycaps leading to less stretch in the fingers and a more comfortable experience.
  • EXTRA KEYS The Keyset includes an additional 31 Keys for high compatibility including Mac modifiers and a Keypuller for easy Keycap removal.
  • FITS MULTIPLE SIZES The keycap Set has 139 included Keys and is compatible with 100%, 75%, 65% and 60% form factor Keyboards and is compatible with ANSI US Layout as well as the ISO UK Layout.
  • HIGH COMPATIBILITY The keycaps are widely compatible with Cherry Mx Switches, Gateron Switches, Kailh Box Switches and Outemu mechanical gaming switches.

Product Dimensions: 9.84 x 4.17 x 1.46 inches


Item Weight: 8.8 ounces


Manufacturer: HK Gaming


Item model number: Hades68


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: November 15, 2020


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    • Have RGB? Get White!
Color: Bow
Review Image by Sam
Love these. They feel quality and are nicely weighted. If you need some RGB shine through get the white as they light up nicely. Prefer these to the stock PBT caps that came on my Keychron V5. And those stock ones were great so that really says something.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 23, 2022 by Sam
    • I am pretty happy with them. 9009 (white/gray 139keycap set)
Color: 9009
I ended up putting these on an epomaker sk61 optic switch keeb when I got them in. I really like how they're a cherry profile, but an dxa like thickness, and sculpted to said profile. The home row notches are quite pronounced and the caps offer a reasonable amount of thk or thuk, but not a super nice thok on the sk61 board. Although to be fair my expectations for that kind of sound are likely unrealistic... so just take the sound bit with a handful of salt I suppose. They are reasonably thick given the honestly low cost (and yes this is LOW.. and quite a hard profile to locate..) Though they are reasonably thick, the dye or color component to the polymer isn't super dense. In other words, these act almost like demi or semi "pudding" style caps when put up against rather bright leds. The sk61 has smd rgb leds,l with a lens on the switch in the path of the light. So I suppose this is about as bright as one could get their keeb to be. Especially with the white top plate. Right, digressing back to the topic now. There is this almost.. semi pudding like effect and bleed through for the light. It's more noticeable the more constant the keeb lighting is on top of being even more noticeable the darker your surroundings are. With a dim or moderately lit room I find the bleed through is still noticeable, but it doesn't personally bother me. If I am being honest, I actually quite like the way that it looks. The dye dubbing is pretty on par given the price. The feel of the polymer is super, silky smooth. So if you don't like silky smooth feeling caps then these aren't for you. Now I normally hate these brighter colored caps, as they can be ink and dirt magnets. (I like fountain pens, don't you judge me ya monkeh.) So if you fill your pens messily, draw messily, or.. otherwise have a work station these will be near. Don't expect them to stay clean and pretty lookin' for all that long I suppose. The upside to this is something I only learned of recently. You don't really need shine through caps when your monitor is putting out enough light to bounce off the black legend having, white key caps. That or if you have a dimly lit room too. I find I can always find the key I am looking for if I ever forget the layout of this keeb. Even in a pitch black room, I find the moderate (for me) bleed through of the light to be honestly helpful in this regard also. So they aren't the greatest.. but they're honestly not the worst I've ever used. About the only part that sucks is that the space bar can't be used on my other board that I was hoping to use it on. But if fits the sk61 flawlessly on a reversed position. I actually think I will buy one more set for a 96 layout keeb I plan to make sometime soon ish. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on July 28, 2020 by Warren
    • Regardless of the keycaps being clones, you get what you pay for.
Color: Zhuyin
Are these as nice as the real thing? No. Are they good for the price? Yes. I understand the disdain people have for buying clones but some people have to understand a lot of those who are just getting into this hobby don't want to spend $100+ on a keycap set and you can't fault anyone for that. Even I, as someone who's been into keyboards for a few years by this point have only ever spent about $70 on keycap sets (including GMK keycaps that I purchased at a discount or with gift cards that I've received.) Even I have trouble justifying spending $100+ on a set of keycaps so maybe that can give some perspective to those who are giving these products negative reviews just because they are clones. Aside from all that, they're decent keycaps, they have no texture on the surface which may be a massive turn off for a lot of folks but in my experience, I don't notice the texture of a keycap that much when I'm typing anyway (your finger touches the surface for a mere fraction of a second while typing, so I feel that texture is usually pretty negligible, for me, that is.) So my honest opinion of these keycaps is that they're good, but they're never going to beat out the real thing which is also why I feel that people and creators alike shouldn't be scared of these clone keycaps, these really aren't competition for the likes of ePBT or GMK, rather, they're a good gateway product and for some people, they're good enough. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on May 13, 2022 by Dakoda
    • Good quality and durability, pay for what you get.
Color: Magnet
The keycaps are good quality, the legends are fairly fuzzy though. Good for the price.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 6, 2022 by Adam Jablonka
    • They look amazing
Color: 9009
Review Image by Jasper
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 19, 2022 by Jasper
    • Sturdy keycaps, beautiful color, a wealth of options
Color: Symbiosis
Review Image by Sean May
Review Image by Sean May
Review Image by Sean May
Buying keyboard-related items on Amazon has been a bit of a mixed bag for me. You can never really tell what a keycap is going to look or feel like until you have it in front of you, so I was a little wary when I shelled out $40 for this set of keycaps. Well, I'm happy to report that these are probably some of the best keycaps I've ever used. The colors are precisely as they appear in the picture, with dark gray being the dominant color along with a nice cool blue with a couple of orange/yellow keys for the escape and return keycaps. The caps are sturdy and thick, and have a nice smooth feel with just a little texture to prevent them from feeling slippery. The stems on the underside are also thick, which prevents wobbling or instability. The legends are printed in good, crisp black in a nice font, and true to the description they are dye sublimated, so I don't fear that the legends will wear of any time soon. As you can see from the picture, the caps are entirely opaque, so any RGB lights won't shine through under most conditions, though, as seen in one of my pictures, the yellow keycaps do let some light through when cranked up to max. I also have to applaud HK Gaming for including an entire tray of alternate keys for different keyboard layouts. I use my keyboard on a Mac mostly, and it was great to be able to put the appropriate caps on to reflect my keyboard, which is a bit of a rarity with keycaps. In addition to the Mac keycaps, there are alternate colors for the escape and return keys, as well as UK-style big return keys and a wealth of other options based on your particular keyboard setup. The only negatives I have regarding these keycaps is that a lot of the keys had little burr marks on the undersides and edges from where they were in the mold at the manufacturer. A few minutes with a file can take care of this, though, and all of the issues were on the undersides of the keycaps, so once they were in the keyboard, there wasn't any issue. All in all, if you're going for a nice retro aesthetic, these keycaps are absolutely stunning. My keyboard looks like something straight out of an 80s sci-fi film, and I love it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on September 21, 2020 by Sean May

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