PBT XDA Japanese DyeSub Keycaps For Mechanical Keyboard

Product Features: - PBT keycaps with XDA profile. - Dye-sublimated legends for durability. - Japanese sublegends for an authentic Japanese typing experience. - Compatible with Cherry MX and clones. - 104 keys included, covering all standard keyboard layouts. - Easy to install and remove. - Durable and long-lasting. - Available in white, black, and blue. Benefits: - PBT keycaps are more durable than ABS keycaps and will not shine over time. - The XDA profile provides a comfortable typing experience. - Dye-sublimated legends are more durable than pad printed legends and will not fade over time. - Japanese sublegends provide an authentic Japanese typing experience. - The included keycap puller makes it easy to install and remove keycaps. - The durable construction ensures that the keycaps will last for many years. - The variety of color options allows you to customize your keyboard to your liking. Key Usage Points: - PBT keycaps are an excellent choice for gamers and typists who demand the best possible durability and performance. - The XDA profile is a good choice for users who prefer a more sculpted keycap profile. - Dye-sublimated legends are the best choice for users who want durable and long-lasting keycap legends. - Japanese sublegends are ideal for users who want an authentic Japanese typing experience. Specifications: - Material: PBT - Profile: XDA - Legends: Dye-sublimated - Sublegends: Japanese - Compatibility: Cherry MX and clones - Number of keys: 104 - Color: White, black, or blue Additional Features: - The included keycap puller makes it easy to install and remove keycaps. - The durable construction ensures that the keycaps will last for many years. - The variety of color options allows you to customize your keyboard to your liking. External Links: - [PBT Keycaps vs. ABS Keycaps](https://www.mechanicalkeyboards.com/blog/index.php/2016/03/pbt-keycaps-vs-abs-keycaps/) - [XDA Keycap Profile](https://deskthority.net/wiki/XDA_profile) - [Dye-Sublimated Keycaps](https://geekhack.org/index.php?topic=70760.0) - [Japanese Sublegends](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_input_method)