YMDK DSA Profile Blank 61 64 68 ANSI Keyset Thick PBT Keycap Set for Cherry MX Mechanical Keyboard GH60 XD64 GK64 Tada68 (Only Keycap)

Sturdy, nicely made keycaps that feel pleasantly thick under the fingers. There’s a subtle texture difference on the top of the J and F keys (or at least the ones meant for J and F) to help with touch typing. The keys have a retro aesthetic, and are mostly warm light grey and off-white, though the red keys give a striking pop of color.One complaint I have is that the opening on the stems are a little narrow, so getting these on my Gateron switches for the first time took a little more force than I expected. Now that the keycaps are “broken in” it’s no longer an issue, but do be aware of this. It wasn’t enough to dislodge the switches (I soldered them in myself and am by no means a professional), so it’s not a huge deal.And besides, this is half the price of an elite keycap set (maybe even 1/3), so a little fiddling is well worth the affordable price.I’ll have to see how well they hold up over time, but so far, so good.

I've been having trouble finding lower profile key caps for gateron low profile switches and these work great! They keep the height relatively low while adding a ton of separation making my typing much more accurate!

I liked these enough to buy a second set for my number pad and work keyboard. DSA caps, no lettering, and a 71 key keyboard make for an expert mode typing experience and I love it. My only gripe is that they are a bit slippery on the fingers and it’s not the best injection molding I’ve ever seen.

I was pleasantly surprised by these keycaps. After deciding on PBT for longevity, I put this set on my Skyloong tenkeyless build, and I couldn't be happier. Obviously they are blank/solid, so LEDS will not shine through, but the silhouette shine is enough for me. After 5 months of HEAVY use, there is no key shine, no wobble, and the deeper curvature of two of the keys are just enough to help identify the home row.On the orange keys, there is *some* light that comes through, but that's hardly a complaint. If this bothers you, it would be easy to spray paint the underside black.Material is thick and provides a nice "chock" sound, and most importantly it fits on key stems quite snugly. Didn't have a problem with breaking stems like in some other reviews, although I have never tried removing them and don't plan to for a long time.If you are building a mech keyboard on a budget, you won't find a more solid bang for the buck than these.

I bought these for my AnnePro 2, they work great. I didn't realize that the DSA designed uses "deep dish" profiles for the homing keys (f and j). They may take just a little bit of time to get used to since all the caps have a flat profile (not angled). They have a nice texture and good color.

Keycaps are okay, smooth but they are dark grey, not black. DO NOT BUY IF YOU WANT BLACK KEYCAPS!

Great keycaps! I've been looking for a good DSA set and I think this is it.Pros:Awesome quality, especially for the price. Some other DSA keycaps I've ordered in the past don't feel as great as these.The plastic is quite thick and no flexing when pinching or squeezing the keycaps.2 keycaps have a deeper top surface so I can use them on the home row and know when I'm on F or J.Cons:NoneOther:The red keycaps are nice inclusion that let's one highlight certain keys. I'll be using them to highlight my arrow cluster.

These keys have given me little issue and have helped me improve my typing speed for the last few months. Those worried about the F & J keys, while they do not have physical notches, they are deeper-set then the rest of the keys to help you reset your hands while typing. My only complaints about that when you first start typing, they can be hard to adjust to and take a while to find. I only run into this now when I first sit down at the beginning of my day. Otherwise this is a great set to learn with and use daily, I recommend only swapping out the letters as you begin to learn, as some of the function and number keys are harder to learn at first.