It felt fitting to pair these space themed black blue keycaps with my Epomaker Galaxy 100 keyboard. This is my first experience with MOA profile keycaps, I found them comfortable to type on. The letter caps are crisp and clear, and the colors match the product photos accurately. While I did noticed some minor imperfections near the bottom of a few keycaps (see photos), it doesn't bother me since they'll be hidden once installed. However, the included keycaps puller is horrible, stiff and hard to fit over the keycaps, luckily I have a better one to use instead. Overall, they look great and it gave me satisfying typing experience. Despite the few minor imperfections, they are a good option for anyone looking to upgrade their keyboard. Read more

These keycaps aren't good but they're not bad either. The problem with them is that the plastic isn't very dense and on my set the >. key is misaligned and the spacebar is crooked. Read more

I installed these key caps (MOA, Black/Blue Space theme) on a 75% mechanical keyboard that in have. The first thing I noticed is that they're noticeably quieter than my stock key caps (which were admittedly very light/thin), changing it from a high pitched clakiness to a lower thockiness (if you're shopping for key caps hopefully you know what I mean by this). Aesthetically, I like the space theme, and it has a few fun options for function/esc/other keys - for instance, my delete key is now a black hole. The only detraction is that a couple of keys were printed a little off center - namely the B key. For some reason there were two of them included (and a second O key) and each on had a slightly different size and position, so my B key is printed a little lower than the V and N. YMMW with that, so I can't say others will see the same issue. QC concerns aside they've been good. One thing to note if you have RGB is that these are not shinethru keys, nor are they advertised as such. But if you have a full sized or reduced size keyboard, they do include multiple size options for things like alt, fn, Ctrl that may be smaller on a 75% like mine, which I appreciate. Read more