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OIAGLH PBT Keycaps 129 Keys Cherry Profile Dye Sublimation internal power cable
PBT dye-sublimated Cherry-profile keycap set with 129 keys including 6.25U space bar, compatible with 61 to 108-key MX-switch keyboards
- PBT material resists shine and wear over time
- 129 keys cover 61 to 108-key layouts including 6.25U space bar
- Cherry profile height suits touch-typing and gaming alike
- Dye-sublimated legends stay legible after heavy use
- Free key puller included for easy installation
Product Identity
This is a set of 129 PBT keycaps in Cherry profile produced with dye-sublimation legends. The set targets mechanical-keyboard enthusiasts who want durable, shine-resistant caps with a sculpted profile for everyday typing or gaming.
Fit Guidance
The legends cover standard ANSI layouts from 61-key through 108-key boards and include a 6.25U space bar. Builders using non-standard bottom rows, compact layouts outside the listed sizes or ISO enter variants should verify fit before ordering.
Deciding Specification
The set contains 129 keys including a 6.25U space bar and is compatible with 61, 64, 68, 78, 84, 87, 96, 98, 104 and 108-key mechanical keyboards using MX-style switches.
Highlights
- PBT material resists shine and wear over time
- 129 keys cover 61 to 108-key layouts including 6.25U space bar
- Cherry profile height suits touch-typing and gaming alike
- Dye-sublimated legends stay legible after heavy use
- Free key puller included for easy installation
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which mechanical keyboard layouts do the 129 Cherry-profile PBT keycaps cover?
The set supports 61, 64, 68, 78, 84, 87, 96, 98, 104 and 108-key ANSI layouts, including a 6.25U space bar.
What stem type must the switches have for these keycaps to mount?
They require MX-compatible cross stems; the caps will not fit other stem types.
How are the keycaps installed and what common mistake should be avoided?
Pull the old caps with the included key puller, align each new cap squarely over its MX stem and press straight down; forcing a cap at an angle bends or breaks the stem.
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