Keycaps

HyperX's new pudding keycaps come in white or black and are meant to make a keyboard's RGB lighting pop more.

Corsair has its own PBT, doubleshot keycap kits. But they're only for (most) Corsair keyboards.

The barter system is alive and well in this insular, and sometimes obsessive community of keyboard enthusiasts who love keycaps. But why is it like that?

Vortex’ latest offers a rather specific 78% layout and SA profile keycap set, but it should appeal to a number of people.

Essentially just a variation on a theme, Ducky announced a full-size (“100%”) version of its Ducky One TKL RGB keyboard.

HyperX, which already offered some replacement caps on one of its keyboards, is now selling the caps separately, too.

The "Forbidden Realm" keycaps from Jelly Key are absolutely stunning little creations.

Some major keyboard makers are wading into the aftermarket keycap waters.

Cooler Master's latest "mem-chanical" keyboard comes with a mouse and offers nice RGB lighting but poor typing performance.