Womier Low Profile Keycaps - Shine Through Keycaps 60 65 75 100 Percent, Keyboard Key caps PBT Full Size for Cherry Gateron MX Switches Mechanical Keyboard, Grey/White

I just built my first custom keyboard, using a GMMK PRO barebones frame, silent black ink switches, and these Womier keycaps! I think these caps are awesome, I love the style and format, especially since I have decided I don't like tall, typical mechanical keycaps. The low profile nature of them is comfy and preferable to my fingies, and I think they just look good. They all fit well too on the keyboard ^-^I will mention that the shine through is almost non-existent, using the GMMK PRO frame. But this is also an issue that is due to my lack of reading into things. I believe it actually mentions it in the product info, that north oriented LED's are ideal for these caps since the legend is on the upper part of the keycaps. Knowing this even now, I will still keep the caps and I do like them a lot, but it is something that everyone buying them should consider beforehand!In general, I would easily recommend these, especiallg for the price!

I have the Lofree Flow Lite100 keyboard. The keyboard itself is great, but the keycaps that came with it were pretty boring and I found them hard to type on. I'm no super typist, but I usually do ok. With the OEM keycaps, I kept hitting multiple keys at a time (more than usual) and it was really frustrating. Yes, I know, learn to type better. I'm 52. My typing is as good as it's going to get.Anyway, I saw these keys and the color is a PERFECT match for the Lofree. They aren't super colorful, but at least they aren't all the same color making the keyboard completely monotone. It came with black accent keys as well, but I'm not using them. I like the lighter colors a little better. The Lofree already really sounded good, but IMO, these caps sound just a tiny bit better than OEM.They have a nice texture on them (see my photos). They are a tiny bit taller than either the Lofree OEM or Nuphy OEM, which I also tried. They even have duplicate corner caps for each that are more rounded than the normal caps. This also gives the keyboard a nice look (also, in my photos). The see thru legends are really sharp and look great.The best thing about them? My typing is somehow more accurate. I'm not sure if if it's because of the slightly taller caps which puts more space between the caps, or the texture, or both, but it's noticeable to me.I don't really have anything bad to say about these caps at all. If I could, I would like some different colored accent caps (esc, enter, space) included, but that is nitpicky. This keyboard looks, sounds, feels, and types awesome now. It looks OEM but better!

it is the only one available that fits nicely, but the quality compared to the original K17 max keys are visible.

The media could not be loaded. Do you have a low-profile Keychron K5 Max? Are you also frustrated Keychron never stocks the low-profile, shine-through keycaps for a keyboard with RGB back lighting, or just wanna customize? Have I got (almost) good news for you.I picked up the Gray set of these Womier caps simply wanting to have my backlit keyboard be back lit!The good:1. The small, *single post* key caps fit nicely.2. The key feel is very good and sound is similar.3. These are north lit caps and the K5 is a north lit keyboard, so the shine through works very well! See photos.4. They really give a full set of key caps, including options for the size and colors of different auxiliary keys, like different size and color return keys. Very nice.Some draw backs. These are not the fault of Womier, the Keychron caps are just different:1. The wider caps are the right size, but any secondary posts are slightly too long. They work but make an unsatisfying click when you type on them as a result. This might be fixable by very carefully cutting down the secondary posts a little, but I didn't try.2. The spacebar has a similar issue and does not sit or tap evenly as a result.3. Minor: These caps run parallel to the board surface. The stock ones run in a stair step pattern and as a result these are slightly thicker at the north side of each cap than stock. See side photo where the white keys are these and the orange and gray are stock keychron.That said, I just swapped most of them to enjoy the back lighting as I like to dim the lights at night. For now I left all the top row keys which had special secondary symbols, and I left most of the large caps stock (as shown) so they actuate smoothly.The result is satisfying enough! Again, they feel great and the shine through is quite good. Will see if the bigger caps being not totally level motivates me to try trimming the Womier stems a bit.Overall I feel Womier is redeeming my keyboard with this one.

These key-caps are of decent quality at first and come with lots of different keys to suit your specific keyboard, but the whole reason I (and I imagine most people) bought these was for the shine-through aspect on their low profile keyboards, which is pretty terrible on my Nuphy Air75 v2.Though these are north-facing and so line u p decently with the Nuphy Air75 v2, most of the keys have little black bars RIGHT where the symbols are supposed to shine through, making the lighting across each symbol inconsistent. If this was a necessary step for double-shot molding, I have no idea why these wouldn't be put on the opposite side of the key so that the letters are not obstructed. This gets worse as you view the board at off-face angles, and the transparency of the material used for the shine through does not allow much light through.The sound seemed fine/similar compared to the original Nuphy key-caps, but as a disclaimer I don''t have a sensitive ear for that sort of thing. I can't speak to their durability, but they do not look good as shine-through key-caps and I'm quite disappointed, so I'll be returning these as soon as I'm able.