104 Key SA Profile ANSI ISO Double Shot Shine Through Ball Shape Keycaps Suitable for Standard MX 104 87 61 Keyboard (Light Gray)...

As usual, when it comes to ultra-budget things, this one is full of "yes, but not really". It's not really a full SA profile, not a 100% PBT, etc... Yet it's amazing, despite all the shortcomings. + It's SA-ish just enough to be exceptionally ergonomic (you may need some time to adjust though, tall caps can feel awkward at first). + Being a high profile, it substantially lightens the feel of your switches. I'm using these caps with Box Navies, and they don't feel heavy at all! + It has backlit legends, something pretty much unheard of when it comes to tall keycaps. + Really, really nice acoustics! Even the space bar sounds good right out of the box. + Very smartly packaged "per row". + Even a secondary legend on the Win key is shine-through, which is adorable. Now, a few cons: - Legends are not winning any beauty contests, especially when backlit. Personally, I don't care, I just want to see them in the dark while searching for that "once in a long while" key. - That velvety feeling you get when touching a $100+ set of PBT caps? It's not there, duh! - Being super duper extra tall, a key wobble may be an issue. I highly recommend Kailh Box switches with these caps to alleviate the wobble. - Shine-through legends will work best with the North-facing LEDs, as always.

1st of all its missing keys. Like another reviewer i am also missing my O key amongst other keys. The shine through is very disappointing and halfdone on most the keys. But worst of all. This is nothing how the image shows. These are not a dark red but a almost pink red orange kinda color. I included an image but my camera makes them look better than they really are. In person they are ugly. I like the tall keys but thats about it.

Came with tons of missing keys and its not even ISO keycaps. Total scam, please do not fall for this

These are okay if you aren't looking for actual SA keycaps, although I think you could do better, even at this price point. They feel very brittle, and there's some other really weird design choices, such as the shift key being much smaller than a standard 61 shift key, and the lack of bumps/any physical indications on the J and F keys.

For the price, you really couldn't ask for more. That said, people have called these QSA caps over DSA. I can't speak to that. All I can say, is that the rows are even, caps can get oily over time, and they're thicker than your average caps. For the price, the thock of these is well worth it, and even suppress some clicky switches making them sound a bit more deep and overriding the click a bit more than normal. There have been some issues with this set working on KBD75, though I haven't experienced any issues myself.