Tai-Hao Pulse (Blue/Black) ABS Doubleshot 104 Keycaps (No Anti-Biosis Coating)

Well, unlike some other reviewers, I actually got a full set and I even got some random extra keys (a random neon green 7 key that is textured, and some Tai Hao prints on two keys). It is perfect for my TKL keyboard. Since I had a numpad lying around, I decided to try using the residual keycaps on it too and well, they look pretty damn good ---- like matching set!!For the numpad that I had, it wasn't a standard design (had some extra keys, as you can see in the picture), so just be on the lookout for the layout, if you want it to fit perfectly. Normal numpads have a larger "+" sign, and I have a leftover blue keycap for that. Honestly it blends together so well, I'm not bothered by it at all.Also, the doubleshot ABS is thick enough that the white backlit only shines around the keycap. That was important to me because I didn't want it to shine through the keycap and be un-even (happens with cheaper keycaps). They feel very nice, and while they are not PBT, they are not shiny and thin like normal cheap ABS. For this price, you can't beat it.I would definitely recommend these keycaps.

They are nice looking keycaps, pretty thin though, but that's not a big dealbraker. One thing that is kind of a bummer though, and this is partly because mechanical keyboard manufacturers are goofy at times, is that I couldn't fit the second windows key(which is instead replaced with a FN key on my keyboard) or the menu key with the supplied keycaps, because on my keyboard are 1U instead of the 1.5U that the set has.

The colors are nice, and an "ok" alternate for GMK pulse. However, for the price it is NOT worth it. Tons of inconsistencies with keycap thickness, and legends. They just feel pretty cheap, and at that price point you're essentially just paying for the color ways.

I like them. Not the thickest, but the feel and sound good on my keychron C1 with lubed switched and stabilizers.

The set looks amazing... but I cant stand that there is no O key...

Like another reviewer has mentioned, if any of the keys in your ALT FN CTRL row differ in size from a standard keyboard, you have to buy two whole sets of keys to complete your keeb. What a surprise that they don't include 1U sized CTRL ALT keys even though it would only cost pennies and by now the 68, 71, 75 key variants of the 65% keyboard are extremely popular. Shady tactics to force the purchase of multiple keysets which they've already artificially created a hyped demand via controlling supply. I'm pretty certain China isn't out of pbt or abs plastic that is super cheap to make. These keyboard and keycap manufactures have given you the illusion of exclusivity and use Reddit to market and drive up demand. Now they want you to buy two sets instead because of one. *thock thock thock