Demon Slayer Kimetsu No Yaiba Nezuko Full Art PBT Dye Sublimation Keycaps for Mechanical Gaming Keyboards, Cherry MX Switches, Custom Side Print, ANSI ISO Support, US Layout - Officially Licensed

If you are a Demon Slayer fan, specifically a Zenitzu fan, these keycaps are perfect in terms of accuracy, and detail. Love them

Looks good, and key quality feels solid…however there is very faint home row key tab on the F and J keys which make it hard to know when your hands are in the right place without looking Also keys with dark or black ink still use black for the letter indicator which make it really hard to know what key is what by sight.

I love this

This is our first time ordering keycaps that retail for over $10 or $15. My son is 11 and has recently learned of mechanical keyboards and loves swapping out his keycaps to customize his setup. He is a big anime fan and loves demon slayer, so when I had the opportunity to get these I jumped on it. The difference between high quality keycaps and cheap keycaps is huge. I assumed it was one of those things that didn't matter and was only for aesthetic, but I was wrong These were beautifully laid out in exquisite packaging. The presentation alone is a 10/10. Just from picking up and feeling one of these keycaps, I could tell immediately these were something special. They are smooth and perfectly machined. They don't have the feel of cheap plastic, like all the generic keycaps we've purchased in the past. My son put them on the keyboard and let me try it out. Smooth as butter. They keycaps work cohesively with the switches to produce a perfectly executed click. My son said he keyboard is more responsive since he's started using these and I believe him as he is now an elite rank in Fortnite lol. The design on these is super cool - it covers the whole keyboard. I believe these won't cover a full-sized keyboard though. I think up to an 80 or 85%? I would check the description for that because I could be wrong lol. Overall - yes, these are expensive. And I know a lot of people would have to save up for something like this. But if you are able to, I highly recommend it. You won't be disappointed.

As the title implies, these are nice keycaps with some important caveats. First off they're beautiful, the printing and finish are good, and it makes for a fun change to the keyboard. The fit is spot on, the tops have a good shape and feel. I tried them out on a Tecware Phantom and a Corsair K60, and they fit both keyboards but didn't match the height of the other keycaps by a fair amount. These keycaps were thinner than the Tecware's pudding caps, and thicker than the Corsair's low profile caps. For the Fn key row, and keys on the right edge, I could mix and match and probably not notice much difference. But for the main keys it's a full swap or nothing, and the keyboards would take some time to readjust to. Not a huge deal, but I wanted to mention it. I also added some photos of how the keycaps look with lighting on the Corsair, which has north facing switches. It's not bad with static lighting, but it's not great either - the hot spots are quite noticable. Maybe it would look better if the color were adjusted to match the palette of these keycaps, but since color changes across the set, probably not. I knew about the lack of transparency when I chose this set, and I'm not very surprised about the difference in thickness, so I didn't take a star off for those things. Ultimately, it's the price that makes it 4 stars for me. At the listed price point the south facing labels really should be transparent so you pick up at least some light with north facing switches, and full lighting if you have south facing switches - a premium price should have premium features. Overall they're well made keycaps, and if you're a Demon Slayer fan you'll like the quality of the printed art.

These keycaps look fantastic. They are much better looking than we thought, really impressive. These are by far the best looking keycaps we've seen. They were easy to install, and we like that there are even extra keys to give you different options for a few of the keys like ESC and ENTER. The packaging looks great, and they keycaps themselves feel very well made and durable. No complaints about the quality at all, these are an amazing gift for a Demonslayer fan. They are a bit expensive for keycaps, but if you want the best quality and officially licensed, you can't beat these.

For dye sub keycaps, the quality control on this set is on point. I didn’t find any badly aligned or misprinted caps in the set. Some of the novelties are great, while others leave a bit to be desired. The spacebar in this set is awesome. And I really love the Alphas. In fact, I love the Alphas so much that I want to try to find another keycap set to blend with them. The packaging is top notch. The box and branding are on point. None of my keys arrived overturned inside the box. Everything was where it was supposed to be. Print quality on the packaging is excellent. A+ for presentation. While the set does come with 6 included novelties, 3 of them are immediately ruled out for me because they’re just Team Liquid branding (personal preference, no offense). I was excited to get my hands on an officially licensed set of Demon Slayer keycaps and I’m satisfied with these. Despite them not being shine-through, they still look great with a cool white or light blue light beneath them. I wish they would’ve come with a stepped caps lock key as one of the extras but I love the normal caps lock novelty in this set. Ultimately, I think the set is a little overpriced. Some of the novelties could’ve used a little more creativity in the designs. But it is an officially license product, after all. And that’s always going to take the price higher. If you’re a Demon Slayer fan, and especially an Inosuke fan, these is a nice pickup for your keycap collection.