HyperX Rubber Keycaps – Gaming Accessory Kit, 19 Keys, English (US) Layout, Red

The media could not be loaded. I got these to replace some Tai-Hao rubber keycaps that I've used for 4/12 years because pieces of the letters came loose. These keycaps have the letters filled in so they won't suffer the same kind of damage as easily. These feel WAY better than the Tai-Hao rubber keycaps, the texture is larger and grippier. These are OEM profile and aren't proprietary, despite most pictures showing these on HyperX keyboards. These work great with my Redragon K580 Vata. The only problem I can name is that LED lights don't shine through as bright, but I'll let you decide with the video I attached. It's dimmer in person than the video shows.

Package arrived on time, damage free. Install was only a few minutes and fit was perfect. I experienced a more tactile feeling while gaming or just typing on a project! Would purchase again if needed. I really like that they are rubber, not plastic. Now if they came in for the enter key and space bar- YAHOO!

The keys are nice and grippy made me less likely to accidently touch another key. Fit perfectly on my keyboard i was surprised by the light was making it trough the keycaps. I think they are pretty good and durable.

I like that these are soft instead of the hard textured keycaps. They work great on standard keyboards but my apex pro doesn't like the shape since the leds on that keyboard get in the way. That keyboard is kind of mid anyway. I stuck the arrow keys on the redragon gaming keypad WASD.

Simple and great

I decided to refresh my aging Alloy FPS pro keyboard with some bew keys, a few of them were getting pretty loose because the cross slot they slide into were cracking. These replacement keys feel good and they're a bit more robust so hopefully they won't get too loose overtime as the original ones have

Love it and recommend to those who are still learning

I've had them for four months with pretty much daily use of at least two hours (daily average is probably 3-4). I used the W,A,S,D,R,2,4,6, and arrow keys.PROS:- Initially, they have a distinct feel so it is easier to differentiate them from the other keys on my keyboard (I have to look at the keyboard a lot)- Even now, since they are made of rubber, they have a grippiness to them- My keyboard backlight works fairly well with themCONS:- If it is a commonly used key, they seem to wear out fairly quick (mainly on the top side)- As they wear, the rubber bits end up in your keyboard meaning that you need to clean it more oftenPersonal Opinion:- They should make them with a slightly harder rubber so the keys don't wear out as quick- I would have liked to see a second set of WASD keys, or at least a set of blanks that can be used as replacements instead of buying a new set (The keys I didn't use have different height profiles, which makes them awkward to use as replacements)Overall, they aren't bad and they do the job, but four months is a little short for life expectancy (for heavily used keys).