Unicomp Buckling Spring ANSI Color Key Sets - Blue

Product as pictured. Colored modifier keys for your IBM (or Unicomp) Model M keyboard. The product description says printed keys, but the picture shows un-printed keys. I can confirm that I got printed keys (which is what I wanted.) The keys come with key stems and keycaps, so you can even replace keys on one of the later Lexmark M's that come with one-piece keys, or just the caps if you have a board with two-piece caps.The printing is a little faint on my F7 key, but other than that they look great.

Color is a deeper blue than shown. Wish it was the same color as advertised.

Unicomp is an excellent company, and this product is no exception to their excellence. This keycap set accents my Unicomp Classic 104 USB keyboard perfectly. Printing on the keys is clear, and the keycaps themselves are just as good or better quality than the original keycaps that came on my keyboard when I bought it from Unicomp in 2013.Now if we could just convince Unicomp to offer white lettering on black keys, I'd purchase a set of those for the remaining keys on my keyboard.

Fit perfectly on a Model M from 1984. Look nice.

Bought these for a two-tone Unicomp Model M keyboard, installed them and the cap lock would not work afterward, replaced them with the original keycaps and now the keyboard works again.

this one was purchased because not only has XP been discontinued, my Autocad 2007 and all the drawings went with it...was hoping for a replacement for the IBM M30 1987 'cause the PS2 was not transferring well...anyways with my previous Lexmark, there was not enough "meat" to adhere my dymo labels...need the F keys map in front of you not having to memorize them...anyways the previous unicomp was rattley with the left hand...thought about a little adhesive to glue the pieces together, but this puppy has no screws~ may have to squirt some rtv for automotive purposes between the halves...hoping this one is not as loose and rattly~ will live with whatever ...has enough territory for my DYMO labels~ Engineering has been non-existent since the cancellation of XP support~ the designs are still on old fashioned sketchpads...with a 3D model can share my knowledge of the recapturing exercise vehicle~

In most lighting conditions the keys don't look as bright as the product image makes them seem, but they're still a pleasant and deep shade of blue.

Bottom row keys did not fit my Unicomp keyboard from 2009. Contacted Unicomp and they promptly shipped me replacement keys. Looking good, Billy Ray! Feeling good, Louis!