dagaladoo Shine Through keycaps Set,Double Shot PBT keycaps Gradient

I bought these for my Redragon K745 with Mint Mambo switches, and they exceeded my expectations. The PBT texture feels great — smooth, comfortable, and with a slight indentation that makes long typing sessions easy. They fit the Mint Mambo switches perfectly with no wobble, and installation was simple thanks to the included keycap puller. The lighting performance is excellent, but to get the full effect, you absolutely NEED a south-facing RGB keyboard. With south-facing LEDs, the legends glow clearly and the RGB underneath shines through beautifully without being overpowering. The sound profile with Mint Mambo switches is rich and refined — a deeper, satisfying thock that feels clean and balanced. Aesthetically, the gradient purple is gorgeous. It’s a mature, refined gradient that looks professional while still giving my setup personality. Fast delivery, secure packaging, and everything arrived organized. Overall, these keycaps upgraded my typing experience in every way — feel, sound, and lighting. Highly recommend.

These keycaps are wonderful. I changed out the factory caps on my MageGee Sky98 keyboard and these sound great, they feel great under the fingers, you don't have to press too hard to get them to type and the lights do shine through the letters on the front of the keys. The purple gradient is also so pretty. They fit perfect on the switches that came with the keyboard. NO complaints!! Super affordable. Love them!

Letters are big and clear. Installation went with no issues. I had this set in black plus another set of white keys, to do a "tuxedo" visual arrangement with letters and numbers in black, and it worked out well. There are lots of keys leftover, including keys of different heights and widths that my keyboard (Vermilo98) didn't use. What is disappointing is how dagaladoo can ignore the Mac so blatantly. These "gamer" companies are so deep in their "keyboards are beautiful" rabbit hole they sell you a keyboard with white keys with tan letters that are impossible to see. Proper keys you CAN see are available, but if you're running a Mac you might have to reset your expectations. My keys and letters from Vermilo (white keys with tan letters) are all opaque. And they're BACKLIT. It would be impossible to make them harder to read. So apparently (being as diplomatic as possible) mine is a "stealth" keyboard. No-one can see the keys. (Protecting you from bad guys, of course!) Sound useful? Yea, No. I contacted Vermilo by email inquiring about where to get keys with a shine-through feature. I felt like I was missing something in this tangled mystery. The company lazily replied by defending it's "keyboards are beautiful even when they're useless" stance, offering me no assistance getting keycaps that will allow light to shine through them. They told me "Sorry, we cannot directly offer recommendations for purchasing keycaps from other brands. You might try searching on TikTok/YouTube/Instagram using keywords like "shine-through keycap" "ANSI layout," and "Cherry/OEM Profile" to find a suitable keycap set for you, referring to the information provided by these influencers." If you want a keyboard that's pretty, go with Vermilo. If you want one you can use, avoid them. If you fall for their pretty boards, don't bother asking for keycaps. They probably sell them, but might treat you disrespectfully for inquiring. They don't sell keyboards for typists; just boards for influencers to make videos with pretty hardware in the background. Clearly my mistake. Enter dagaladoo. All is good here. I had fun swapping keys and customizing the board. And it's worth adding the Vermilo keyboard itself is of excellent quality regarding feel, responsiveness and sounds it makes. But by the time I was done, I couldn't help but accept, though I bought two full sets of keys for just one board, a "Mac" key is nowhere to be found. No Option key, either. As if Windows is the only operating system anyone uses. Clearly my mistake again. If you're going down this rabbit hole, and you use a Mac, reset your expectations (unless you're an "influencer" who only wants something that looks pretty). In summary, I did have fun with the project and ended up with an excellent customized board for my (God forbid) Mac, despite the shortsightedness of the vendors involved. I'd ask for a "Mac" (Command) key and an "Option" key from dagaladoo, but I'm afraid I might be scorned and sent away. For now I'm happy; I just needed to vent my frustration. Nice quality from dagaladoo. Zero Mac support.

Cheaply made and the injected moulds have plastic seems that cover clear acrylic characters. My camera enhances darkness very well so this is much darker in reality. You get what you pay for and the textured finish already rubbed off after 1 month of use so my caps are smooth on top. If they offered the option to buy homing keys for WASD like they provided with the F* & j keys I'd give them more praise. For now as is, it's cheap and mostly works with non major key caps not fitting snuggly.

perfect. came with keycap pullers. didn’t break from rage. easy to connect. keys feel good and looks good. perfect size.

I originally received this companies "Wireless Illuminated Mechanical Keyboard" and was shocked that the letters on the key caps were not illuminated only painted. Since when would an Illuminated keyboard, not include the letters and symbols, only behind the key caps. Like buying a car which has "illumination" BUT no headlights! I tried swapping key caps from another Real illuminated keyboard, only to discover that the switches used on the new keyboard have their LED located on the lower side, instead of the formerly popular top side so therefore the key cap letters were only faintly illuminated. After much searching for key caps which illuminated from the lower side of the switches, this was the only answer I could find other than "Custom key caps" which started at around $80 a set???? Well with a wireless keyboard, understandably to save battery, they shut off quite quickly and with it, the ability to identify any of the keys since they neglected to paint the letters on the top of the keys like normal, and allow their illuminated characters to glow from the front face of the key. Bottom line, don't waste your money if you truly use a keyboard in a dark space, or even a light space in this case, your keys will be unidentifiable in either environment. Shouldn't be rocket science, but needless to say both keyboard and these key caps are going unused due to Poor Design.

Great Quality set of key caps, especially for keyboards with South-facing LEDs, these let a ton of light shine-through. They also had great packaging that kept all the keys in order which prevented the need to hunt around for the right keycap. Nicely textured, pbt, gives a quality feel that doesn’t seem like they will smooth out anytime soon.

I'm on my first mechanical keyboard and at first I hated the side printed keys. the shine through on these purple gradient keys is much better than the stock keys from my keyboard so I've gotten used to the side printed keys. I also bought a set of the grey gradient keys or when I get the itch to change my setup around a bit.

It works GREAT and I love it. I even got used to typing without looking. Only concern would be getting a number pad

Came in an organised layout, and was very easy to replace on my keyboard, feels good, no complaints

Excellent set, especially for the price. Not too many shine-through sets that work well with south-facing LEDs but these are very clear in pretty much any light conditions. Construction feels solid, they have a nice thick to them - though some people might think the spacebar sounds a bit hollow and could stand from a bit of dampening. The front-facing print also makes a really clean monolithic look to the keyboard when off. Using it on a Keychron V5 Max and no issues with fit. Really happy with this set.

Nice shine through. Keycaps feel nice with a decent sound to them. Great if you want to achieve a stealthy less is more look.

Look great. Perfect for my Keychain.